Hotels near Theresienwiese in Munich

The hotel is newly renovated, but the decoration smell is very strong. When I woke up in the morning, the formaldehyde smell made me uncomfortable. When staying in the hotel for more than three nights, the room will only be cleaned once, and only towels will be changed every day. The hotel service is unsatisfactory. They only smile and apologize to you without any real help. When I woke up, I had allergic rashes on my hands and back. I asked someone to change the quilt, but the front desk staff replied: ”Ah, it's really strange. This has never happened before.” I don't know what to say. . . For a newly opened hotel, it is not normal for this to happen, and no hotel dares to say that its beds can be made so that no guests have ever reported allergies. The hotel said it would cost an extra 50 euros to change the bed sheets and duvet covers. I said you should go and solve the problem. Finally, after thinking for a long time, the solution was to change the bed sheets for me😅😅😅😅If a customer has allergies in your hotel, just asking for a change of bed sheets is already basic. Even though I asked, I didn't ask for a room change or upgrade. That's it, I still made things difficult in every possible way. At 8:30 in the morning, frying bacon in the hotel kitchen activated the fire alarm. It was so cold that everyone stood outside the hotel and felt the cold wind for more than ten minutes without even having time to put on their clothes. During the whole process, no management staff came out to apologize or compensate. There was only one front desk staff standing there to apologize. . It's okay that I didn't encounter any problems when I stayed in this hotel. But when I did, it was really unpleasant and affected my travel mood. Please be cautious when checking in. I still read the recommendation from Xiaohongshu. Spend 1,000 a night and get an extra fire alarm training

Superb hotel. Great price, extra pleasant staff, interesting neighbourhood with loads of good food options (especially Japanese/Korean/Viet) ... bars galore. Quick trot into old town. Has a slightly younger, bit trendier vibe in a town that doesn't seem to have an extensive hotel culture. We are well travelled and prefer hotels for our accommodation, having done years of high end, low end and everthing in between... this place doesnt scream luxury but its so comfortable and deceptively up there with some heavy weight brands we like. Super bed. Lovely lovely varied breakfast on a sunny decked terrace with awnings... wouldn't hesitate to recommend.

The bed is small and soft, and the bath in the bathroom is easy to get a piece of water. The kettle has scale. The transportation is very convenient, and you can walk to the Central Railway Station in 6/7 minutes. Victory is good at the place. Others are not worth the price, it should be the Oktoberfest, otherwise expensive. There is a hot pot restaurant opposite, the Chinese stomach is cured

When we booked, we were not informed that the hotel became a nightclub at 10pm-3am each night of the Oktoberfest. The thumping bass from the nightclub was not great for a peaceful sleep. The nightclub nearly prevented me from bringing my family (ages 39-75, staying at a property next door) to my room to enjoy a couple of evening beverages. Luckily, a chat with Frankie at the front desk the next day secured us the proper wristbands for all my family to enter. Hotel staff was great; nightclub staff was gruff. Rooms were clean and well appointed; distance to Wiesn was great. Breakfast was sp**** but good.

So my review is a mixed one, partly positive but deeply dampened by two factors: Firstly, Wombat’s has come to be known as one of if not the party hostel in Munich. That being said - there was no party/pub crawl! (Barring the first night of my stay). This was disappointing, but this was mitigated by the absolutely amazing hosts and guests that I encountered during my stay. I’ll add here that my room was spacious, had a comfy bed and had a great safety system in place for valuables. Now for the second bad bit and this is something I didn’t bring up with them directly as I didn’t want to cause the person I would speak to any distress, but this hostel clearly caters to racists. Above my shower room door (Room 304), there were racial slurs for a number of races and I found it disgusting. How are Black people, white people and Asians supposed to feel comfortable when this what they see in the bathroom? This has to be addressed swiftly or Wombat’s will suffer in the long run.

The check-in process was a breeze. The staff were very helpful and polite. Location - The hotel is about a 5-minute walk from the main station in Munich. The area is not the best and I would probably not recommend a late-night walk but the convenience makes up for it. All the tram and bus lines are within a 5-minute walk from the hotel. There’s a supermarket next door and loads of food options around. Rooms - The rooms were large with twin beds, a tv, a minibar, a kettle, a large desk and a wardrobe. The air conditioning worked really well. You can use the mobile phone to open the room door.. although it didn’t work on the elevator. Might be easier to just use the key card. There are plug points near the bed. Wi-Fi was super fast. The view wasn’t great. The bed and pillows were comfortable. The bathroom wasn’t large but had a tub. The water was hot and the water pressure was great. The only area of concern was when I placed the Do Not Disturb sign on my door before heading out for the day (as I didn’t want my room cleaned), when I got back I found that my room had, in fact, been cleaned - this was a huge issue for me as there were many valuable items left around (and no one should have entered the room either way).

Not far from the central station, walking for six or seven minutes, the surrounding is not very lively, it is quiet. The room is large with a balcony and the two beds can be combined. There is WiFi but not very fast. There is no restaurant next to it, and dining is not convenient. Breakfast 7 euros, only bread and the like. The clerk's service attitude is good and satisfactory. Let's play 80 points overall.

The location is perfect! The service for cleaning the room is below 5 star Marriott-chained hotel standard. The housekeeper forgot to replace towels and just organized the bed a bit, replaced water and left the window opened. After checkout, the receptionist provided bottles of water which is a very nice move.

Very near the station - less than 5 min walk. A bit more of a walk to other areas of interest but still within walking distance. The room is cosy for a solo traveller, and more spacious than the budget hotels in Tokyo. WiFi was available but do need to take care that you remain signed before streaming videos. Not sure if have to sign in evety 24 hours but I do recall signing in at least 1 more time after the first time. Bathroom is a bit more basic bit clean. Would recommend if on a budget and want to be near the train station.

I was a bit unsure whether or not I should book this hotel as it had some mixed reviews, but I took the chance. The hotel is located just a few meters from Sendlinger Tor which is just one metro stop away from Munich central station. Sendlinger Tor is a hub serving six metro lines and four tram lines. You also have a large number of bars, restaurants and shops in close walking distance from the hotel. Check-in was hassle free and the receptionist was very friendly although he could barely speak a word of English. Kinda strange when you work at a hotel in a major city. The single room was much bigger than the impression I got from the pictures. It had a large bed, table with a chair, a shelf for your luggage, an ensuite bathroom and even a private balcony. The hotel reception is open 24/7, but guests don't get their own key to the main entrance. At night, the receptionist has to open the door for you. This is where things went wrong for me at my first night. After going to one of the bars in the area, I got home at night with no receptionist present. I rang the door bell and knocked on the door and windows around the reception but nobody was there. I think I waited for almost half an hour before I gave up and decided to search for alternative entrances. Luckily I found a fire door in the backyard that I managed to get open so I could get to my room for a good night's sleep. I complained about this to the staff in the morning and they apologised for the inconvenience and promised to take this up with the receptionists on the night shift. I paid around €350 for three nights, which I think was a reasonable price for the stay. All in all, I was happy with my stay here but I can't give it more than 3/5 stars due to the inconvenience being locked out at night because the receptionist was suddenly gone.