Hotels near Drygalski-Arkaden in Munich

I'm really conflicted about this hotel, in some ways it's a great hotel and in others not so much. I'll start with check in, I booked a ”Queen bed” which to me means bigger than double especially as there is an option for just a double. so had to pay to upgrade to a ”executive room” which had the bigger bed, so another €60 on to our bill, but was discounted from €90. room was big, bed was very big and very comfortable. had to ask for a kettle (had a coffee machine but no kettle) had a minibar so a fridge which the first room didn't have even tho website says a minibar. all rooms have balconies but no furniture out there so I had to ask for chairs, also dont think the balconies have been cleaned in a while, i left foot prints in the dust. bathroom was old and needs refurbishment, shower pressure is rubbish, water drains very slowly and bath has all gone rusty. our first room was right next to the second room and overlooked some car park but then right next to it is a factory and then behind that some excavation work is taking place, the 1st night all was quiet as it was Easter but the second night from 3.30am lorries with there reversing noises where going on and that night the factory noise went on till almost 10pm. this is not the hotels fault- but if booking a room I would ask for a different location for room. breakfast was beautiful, everything u would want, all presented lovely and u could have omlette made to order. we used the resturant the 1st night, the food was very nice but very expensive- but we later found out this is how Germany is. Husband used the gym- mini gym as they call it and it is mini but it kept him happy for an hour. pool is a added bonus but pictures make it look bigger than it is, Sadly it was far too cold for me to get in and the steam/sauna are only turned on at certain times and we missed the time slot but they both looked good sizes. all the staff we came across, from reception, to restaurant and breakfast staff and especially the cleaners were lovely, very polite and helpful if u have any questions or requests. we would stay here again if it was the original price for the larger bed and if we had a different room location.

With a stay at Hotel Heigl in Munich (Thalkirchen - Obersendling - Forstenried - Fürstenried - Solln), you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Hellabrunn Zoo and Theresienwiese. This hotel is 6.3 mi (10.1 km) from Marienplatz and 8.4 mi (13.6 km) from BMW Welt.This smoke-free hotel features hiking/biking trails nearby.Buffet breakfasts are served on weekends from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, luggage storage, and laundry facilities.Stay in one of 38 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided on request.

Amazing service and amenities. There are even activities for residents to join for free, eg Yoga class. The lobby is well decorated with a coffee shop/bar, and working space. There is also a rooftop bar. Best part of this place is there is a washing + drying machine in room, with free detergents given to us. 100% recommend.

We were here five nights as a family and felt very well. Friendly staff, a multi-faced breakfast buffet, comfortable beds, very clean, fair price-performance ratio. Because of tape is not suitable for allergics. Lightly (but thanks to quiet people, there was no problem). We left the car standing in the nearness of the hotel and were all the time on the way with ÖV (City Pass). Whether it would be like that again. Recommend the hotel and would also come back on your own.

At the arrival we received rather little information, only about room number and the handling of the key box. The room makes a good impression, is clean, equipped with a small TV and goes out to the street. No refrigerator. The furniture works high quality. The bathroom is large enough and looks freshly renovated. We liked that. Parking is available in the indoor courtyard and on the street free. The double bed consists of two single beds moved together, which also moved through the rolls at the end of the night. We didn't like that. Breakfast started at 6.15, it was made all the time. Officially it goes until 10 a.m. The service was friendly. Coffee was available in the room in the thermoscane, Cappuccino etc. costed an extra price (cacao not). There was a large selection of sauce, s***** and cheese, breads, bread, fresh croissants and apple plunders, yoghurt, a little musli, fresh fruit, orange juice, rhetoric, cooked eggs and salmon. All was delicious. At night, you could first sleep at open window, but when you started the professional traffic it was too noisy. Unfortunately, even with closed windows, you could hear a lot of the cars (there are rooms with a view to the indoor courtyard, which are surely quieter). After the morning 6.30, then noises from the hall came to it, because the doors are rather poorly isolated. Below the bathroom window of room 15 is a smoking lock of staff, which often meant unpleasant cigarette smoke in the room as long as the window was open (even if not smoked, We would have liked information about breakfast times, Wi-Fi access and departure times in the room. For the constant running of Wi-Fi, you must link the hotel as a location in its timeline. I don't think that is good for various reasons. What about people without Facebook? What if I don't want to share such information on such a page? I must then refrain from the usual service to use Wi-Fi? There was a way to enter a Wi-Fi code, but there was no information in the room about how to get it. Also the adoption was friendly but saving. Whether we were feeling well or so we were not asked. In general, the hotel is solid and in order for the price.

This hotel is very nice in Sendling, Southern neighborhood of Monaco. Most often used for business, we chose it because very close to where our friends live. The rooms are normal, clean, renovated, air-conditioned, wi-fi and all the services required. The bathroom is a little but clean modern and functional. Excellent breakfast, abundant and varied. Parking available without booking at the cost of EUR 10 per day. The area is very quiet, with a small supermarket below and a sandwich in front and 10 minutes from the metro. Excellent!!

I recently had the pleasure of staying at the A&O Laim and I must say, it was an absolutely fantastic experience from start to finish! This charming hotel exceeded my expectations in every possible way, making my trip to Munich truly memorable. From the moment I arrived, I was greeted by the warm and friendly staff who made me feel right at home. The check-in process was smooth and efficient, and I was delighted to find my room to be clean, comfortable, and well-appointed. The modern decor and cozy ambiance instantly put me at ease, providing the perfect retreat after a long day of exploring the city. One of the highlights of my stay was the delicious breakfast buffet offered by the hotel. With a wide variety of options ranging from fresh fruits and pastries to hearty eggs and breads, there was something to satisfy every palate. The dining area was spacious and well-maintained, and the attentive staff ensured that I had everything I needed to start my day on a high note. Lastly, I cannot praise the staff enough for their exceptional service. They were always available to provide helpful recommendations, whether it was suggesting local restaurants or providing directions to nearby attractions. Their genuine warmth and willingness to go the extra mile truly made me feel like a valued guest.

Everything was excellent. Few steps from S-bahn and U-bahn stations, 1 minute :) 4 stops to Marienplatz (city centre) with u-bahn. 4 stops to central train station with s-bahn. Only 15 minutes. Breakfast was excellent. You can find Mediterranean breakfast; olive, tomatoes, lettuce, fried eggs. There are many more alternatives. Because of its location and excellent breakfast, I would stay there if I go to Munich again. But there isn’t mini bar. I prefer cold water even if it’s snowing.

This hotel is located a few train stops away (Station: Harras) from the central train station, so it was not difficult to get to it. The infrastructure of the city is such that getting around is relatively easy. One just has to follow the directions on a map, whether physical or online, and you are good to go. The check-in process was smooth. I realise getting up and walking to where my room is, that the hotel is quite large, so if you are not up to walking a lot; ask for a room close to the elevator. The room is large and well maintained. I appreciate the bottle of water on top of the minibar fridge for guests. There is a breakfast place just a short walk away if having breakfast at the hotel is not something you would like. Not a minor issue, but it does say in the directory of services that laundry items sent in before 8.30am would be returned by 7pm the same day. However, mine was not and luckily, I was not departing the hotel the next day. It was attributed to a manpower shortage, says the front desk team member; and I know it to be a prevalent issue worldwide. The internet connection in the room is also very slow, especially in the evenings, in my opinion. If you decide to forgo the servicing of your room, hang a “go green” pouch on the doorknob and you will receive a surprise gift. Aside from the bakery around the corner, there are a few eateries close by. Despite the shortcomings, it was an enjoyable, fuss-free stay.

A really lovely hotel, 24 hour check in was handy, room was a great size and the kitchenette was handy if staying longer. Really close to train station but in a nice quiet area and quick into the city. Would stay again if ever visiting Munich. Beds all comfy and staff friendly.