Best Hotels near Phonix-Bad, Ottobrunn

This hotel is quite a way out of Munich but it was easy to get to a metro and train station (very short walk past some construction). We had lovely big clean rooms and the best breakfasts of our holiday here! There was so much choice and even a very nice lady making fresh omelette in the morning. All the staff were friendly but it did seem that they were out to get money where possible, for example, umbrellas had to be hired and having paid to park in the small car park as guests we then found that there was a special offer for all weekend parking used by locals meaning that it was almost impossible to park safely. If you want big rooms, a great breakfast and don't mind a commute into munich then this is ideal.

Easy access to the subway, staff was incredibly friendly, parking was a bit difficult to spot from the outside but was easy to access once we got the instructions (probably should indicate on the website so customers do not have to get out of their car and go inside to ask), rooms are smaller than you think but nothing to complain about. Really chill and chic hotel. Only a couple of mins to get to the city center. Prime location!

Siamo stati in questo albergo per passare la notte soltanto, essendo stati a Monaco all’ Oktoberfest avevamo bisogno per passare la notte. Avendo programmato tutto, avevo visto che dalla festa facendo due semplici scambi tra metro e treno in mezz’ora sei lì, proprio davanti alla fermata. L’accoglienza è stata molto gentile, personale che parla italiano e quindi già questo credo segni un bel punto. La stanza molto easy, ma comunque pulita, bagno ottimo, un letto un tavolino per appoggiare i propri effetti , e poi Wi-Fi e tv. La colazione è possibile farla, noi non abbiamo potuto farla perché siamo dovuti scappare presto alle 7:30 perché avevamo il treno. Il prezzo a parere mio è un po’ caro anche se comunque il più economico, quelli in centro improponibili. Comunque tutto sommato rapporto qualità/prezzo nella norma, c’è di peggio a di più.

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.

Super clean and tidy, the whole hostel is cosy and chill. The hostel locates at a modern community for youth, so that you can find everything nearby. Check-in procedures is quick. The only thing is that storing luggage (in a locker) needs 5 Euro.

This hostel is the place where you can stay on a short budget in Munich. Equipment is modern, but service is not high standard, e.g. you need to actively ask for bedsheets at the registration. Cleanliness is ok but not at top-notch level.

I was glad to have chosen this hotel for a 3-night stay. The room was cozy but clean, everything in very good condition, big variety of choices for breakfast actually I don't think there was anything you couldn't get for breakfast and the manager at the breakfast area is a very friendly guy that welcomes you with a smile. The staff at the reception were also very friendly and helpful. Apart from the in-house restaurant which is very good there are also some very good restaurants at walking distance. It takes 15 min to the Messe and the bus stop is right across the street. Will most probably stay again as the location is very convenient to me for either getting fast to Munich or driving to Manching. The area is also very quiet for an undisturbed night sleep. I would only wish that there were some umbrellas or something similar at the nice quiet back terrace protecting from rain.

Booked at the Mercure Hotel for a trade fair visit. 2 nights in a double room with free breakfast for just under 150 euros was a very good price! We arrived from Austria on Friday around noon. There were parking spaces just around the corner. The lady at reception and her trainee tried very hard, but despite the booking confirmation including the correct number, it took a good 10 minutes before we got our room cards. Top (3rd) floor, second to last room. No problem, we want to do 6000 steps a day! On the ground floor there is a bistro machine, cosmetics, souvenirs, information displays, etc. There are 2 elevators - only 1 runs. No idea why. The question becomes relevant when you wait 10 minutes to go to the 3rd floor. It was very cold in the hallway. That's the case everywhere at the moment and is probably due to the idea of ​​saving energy, but it is very unpleasant. Nice room, with a cupboard including coat hooks (not every hotel has one anymore!), safe (now rare), a shower with glass partition, hair dryer, magnifying mirror, cosmetic tissues, soap, shower gel and shampoo dispensers. The bathroom was so small that you couldn't open the door when you were sitting on the toilet, but do you want to?? Desk, TV chair, flat screen TV, window that opens, a comfortable bed (not very wide) with good bedding. Kettle with coffee and tea utensils. Everything clean, but not completely clean. Dust bunnies behind the chair on the lamp base (seen by chance because I had dropped something). Very quiet, unless the other guests are trampling down the hallway shouting loudly. We left again in the evening and didn't get back until after midnight, but still found a parking space easily. Slept very well! Breakfast: Very nice area, tables neatly laid out, coffee machine for different types, different types of tea, juices, water, cold long-life milk, large glasses and cups available!, rolls, wholemeal rolls, croissants, sweet pastries, raisin bread, pretzels; jams, honey and Nutella; butter and cream cheese; cereals, sausage, cheese, white sausages, sausages, scrambled eggs, bacon, 7 min. eggs, pancakes, vegetables, yoghurts, fruit, fruit salad. My husband drinks cocoa for breakfast. It is always a problem in hotels to just get warm milk. The milk from the machine doesn't taste good. When we asked if we could get warm milk, we were told that the machine was broken - the stove? He then drank cold milk, but was not happy. Salt and pepper mills on the tables, as well as sugar and sweetener. Empty bottles were disposed of very promptly. Unfortunately there is nothing for the rubbish on the tables. On Saturday it was really OK. The quality is so-so. The sliced ​​cheese tasted chemical. The ham was cut about 3mm thick. Personally, I don't need salami for breakfast. The water tasted treated, but we come from the foot of the Schneeberg in Austria and the water here tastes fresh and natural - we are spoiled! The Nutella was full of little white balls. I've had that in a glass before, it's probably secreted fat. It tasted totally OK, but it has no place on a buffet. You can use it for Nutella pancakes, or for the staff. The fruit selection was very nice, apples, bananas, sliced ​​kiwis and passion fruit, orange slices, canned mandarins, fruit salad with apples and melons. On Sunday, it was different: You could have broken slices with the pretzel rolls. Some of the pancakes were ”crispy”, but the bacon was sloppy. The scrambled eggs were brought later, but were totally slimy. Unfortunately, there were no pretzels with the white sausages. Everything can run out, but in times like these, when you can have everything frozen, that's not necessary. What can children and my husband drink? Unfortunately, not warm cocoa made with milk! It's a shame - that and the loss of quality on Sunday.

Hotel and rooms are new and beautifully furnished. The beds and kitchens were very comfortable. Good location near the metro. Quick in the city centre (approximately 15 minutes). The room was quiet and breakfast was super.

I stayed here at Revo for 6 months. Here's what you should know. Pros: 1. Great place to start for someone who moved to Munich and is in search of a permanent place to live. 2. Grocery markets, u-bahn station very close by. 3. Amazing staff at the Bar. You must meet Alberto, an amazing bartender, and great host. Alessio at reception is the only good thing about the hotel reception. 4. Italian restaurant in the building, serves decent Italian food. 5. Nice work area available. 5. Rooms are of decent size, fitted with a kitchen and all necessary appliances. ( Worth the money I paid ( 50 Euro a day ), but the prices have gone up now, not sure if it's worth it now ) 6. Good spot near reception to sit and watch football on a big size screen. Cons: 1. Staff at reception is rude, self-centered, and unhelpful with any query you raise. Too loud at times, won't be easy to work in the work area. (On one occasion, one reception person, entered my room, without knocking ) 2. Don't expect anyone to help with anything. 3. In Germany, everything is sent to you via post, don't expect reception staff to receive it if there's one tiny mistake on the part of the sender or yourself. 4. Many of my posts were undelivered as reception refused to accept them as the sender forgot to correctly put my room number. Maybe it is a rule or something, decent thing to do would be to check the name and maybe call the guest. 5. Lousy internet in the room. 6. Except for a couple of news channels, all channels played will be in German. 7. There is a proper schedule set up for cleaning services, but it's up to the cleaning staff. Several times, they just marked my room cleaned on paper or just mentioned that I didn't allow them to enter when in actuality I would be in my office or not in the room. Overall, I would say, a nice place to stay with all amenities, if they could only improve how the people working at Revo, behave with guests staying at Revo. But again, there are people like Alberto, Alessio, and other staff in the restaurant, who are just amazing at what they do, good to talk to, and helpful.