Munich Maxvorstadt 4-star Hotels

I have stayed at a variety of different hotels surrounding the Munich train station over the past couple of years. In the last two years I have stayed at three different hotels. On my last visit, I tried the Eden Hotel Wolff. It is directly right across the street from the main entrance (so actually the closest hotel to the station), and it was fabulous. Modern, clean & excellent value for this great convenience. Our room was ready early, and was spotless & very comfortable. The bar & restaurants served up excellent food. At the bar, the waiter went out of his way to find me some home made chips to go with my arrival cocktail (snacks were not on the menu, but I asked anyway - and they delivered). The only thing I would recommend is to get a rate with breakfast included. The breakfast buffet is exceptional, but if it's not included in your rate, it's quite pricey. I will be staying her on my next visit. Thank you management & staff for a very pleasant stay.

It's right in the center of the central station, so no matter where you go in Munich, it's a gangster location. Perhaps because it was recently renovated, the facilities were the best. In particular, there are many S-bucks and bakeries in the Jungang Station subway. Cheap and convenient access to breakfast without the inconvenience of being only 1 minute away However, the parking lot is an external parking lot. For travelers using rental cars: A bit inconvenient! But location, price and the tallest building in Munich Because it is one of the views, there is some inconvenience. I don't remember

Traveling with friends, this hotel breakfast is not bad, the hotel parking 10 euros, there is a pizza shop next to the evening, to the city to take a taxi 12 euros, walk about 20-30 minutes

Well, where shall I start. Basicly, it is a very good hotel. But often the details make up the exeperience. I enjoyed my stay. There are some issues I that could diminish the experience. Location: Central, close to the train station and bus station. Next shops are about 5 mins. by foot away, next good restaurant about 10 mins. In the early morning you can hear the traffic, the hotel is directly on a main road. So, if someone is sensitive to noise in the night, I cannot recommend a stay there. Cleanliness: Well.... that's an issue. I found some hair in the bathroom. An what I discovered was that apperently the cleaningstuff was to lazy to get off some dust an trash because the put it just unter the furniture that is unter the TV. Sorry, but something like this simply just should not happen! Room: I was happy with the room. It was big and my bed was soft and comfortable. I slept well. What I appreciated very much was that the holder for the bathroom towels was heated. That's pretty cool I encountered something like this the first time in a hotel. TV was OK so was the air condition. Style is typical for never hotels/business hotels. The furniture seemed a bit shabby. Service: the staff was (mostly) fantastic. I got everything I needed and I got it fast. They help you to get every information about the hotel that you need and they were very friendly. What was a bit strange is the fact that all the coworkers there were from spain. I think, one of them spoke german but everybody else english or spanish. So, they could not provide me with some information that I needed about Munich. That's the first time something like this has happened to me in a hotel. Bar: The bar is pretty cool and the drinks are good. A bit expensive but that was OK for such a hotel. Gym and spa: There is a gym and a spa but I had no time to try it. All in all I had a good experience and I would recommend the hotel.

We were in Munich for 12 days and we had a fantastic stay at AdvaStay. We had stayed at the Kings hotel around the corner a few times before and were aware of the quality of their hotels and the AdvaStay did not disappoint. We like the flexibility of places that have some cooking options that means you are not tied to eating out all the time, particularly breakfast, saving time and money. Not having to be down in the breakfast room at a particular time and not having cleaning everyday made for a very relaxing stay. Our room had a stove top, which I think you need to request, plus microwave, fridge and sink and a kitchen box of equipment which was a large extra charge. I was not particularly happy for this as it was just a box of cutlery, plates and pans much of which we didn’t use but was missing bowls and glasses which we had to buy from a supermarket (ALDI and REWE a few hundred yards away). The other issue with the kitchenette was just lack of space to do anything. Apart from that, however, the room was excellent, lovely big comfortable bed and nice bathroom, TV and good WiFi. We like a bit of quiet so opted for the club room at the rear of the building with a Juliet balcony although some rooms have proper seated balconies. We were very close to the main station but could hear no traffic noise. Of course, being near the station meant that we had all transport links on our doorstep including trams 20 and 21 outside the hotel front. The station was very easy to get to and we made good use of the 9 Euro ticket so this was particularly helpful. The absence of a reception desk, staff always on hand and reliance on automation and apps may not suit everyone. We arrived at gone midnight so was a bit nervous of the automated check in and card creation but this worked well. You do have the best of both worlds though since the sister hotel across the road can help you at any time and were always very helpful and easily contactable by phone (but not by Whats App as they suggest). Although we only had cleaners in once week there is an Amenity Room in the basement accessible at any time with your card where you can get new towels, toilet rolls etc and also has a washing machine and dryer which is usable for a small charge via a phone app (which I didn’t like). There’s also an American style café next door with direct access from the hotel lobby which did great coffee and food. We’ve been to Munich many times and we both felt it was one of the best stays we have had and will be booking again probably in December for the markets.

The stay at this hotel was quite an experience indeed. It was strange that the family and I had to wheel in all our numerous luggage to the rooms ourselves without assistance or that even during some cold days in Munich our rooms felt rather hot since the hotel doesn't turn on air conditioning during certain months. You'd think with experiences like that that I would give this place a negative review but save for the enjoyable evenings I had at the lounge with their FnB manager, Bojan L. Who was attentive, hilarious, speedy and entertaining. That man is amazing and has been the highlight of my stay in Munich. Thanks Bojan, the Bubbas miss you and hope to see you again at a future stay.

We stayed in a studio apartment, the smallest type. The bed was comfortable, the table was large enough for two people to use as a desk, and the bathroom was spacious and safe. Ledges on the wall near the table gave us plenty of places to put small things without covering the table with them. The pillows were not what we are used to, but we worked out how to shape them so we could sleep on them. There were extras in the cupboard. The kitchenette had a microwave, a fridge, two hotplates and a dishwasher. Our only problem was that some of the kitchen utensils were missing (e.g. things to use with the frying pan) and Housekeeping apparently forgot to bring them after we gave a list to Reception. (A full equipment list is provided in the room.) We didn't pursue this matter; we bought a cheap wooden spoon and made do with that. We ate almost all our breakfasts and dinners in the room. There is a large Edeka supermarket near the Donnersbergerbruecke S-Bahn Station, and a smaller Netto closer by. (You need to look up where these are, as they are not on the main road.) It's also easy to shop near the Haupbahnhof and take the tram back to the hotel. The tram stop is right out the front of the building. The Donnersbergerbruecke S-Bahn station is now easier to reach, as a new access bridge has been built at the bottom of the side street (Helmholzstrasse) in the Arnulfpark. This area has been redeveloped in recent times, so what you see on aerial photos may be out of date. The basement laundry is well equipped and the machines have their own automatic liquid detergent supplies. You pay via a webpage, app or at Reception. The dryer left our clothes a bit damp, but we may not have chosen the best setting. As this is an apartment hotel, Housekeeping service the room once a week. Our room faced the main road. We are not bothered by traffic or tram noises. We didn't use the air conditioning, so can't comment on it. The room was warm at night but not too warm. We pulled the doona (duvet) out of the cover and slept with just the cover as a top sheet. We would recommend this hotel to other travellers.

First, this hotel is not a Marriott, Hilton or Hyatt. It is a ”boutique” hotel that has great rooms, great bedding, nice finishes, and easy in / out. It is about a 8 minute walk from the city center. It is also close to a number of tech companies within 5 minutes walk. Loved this hotel and the daily service and look forward to staying again!

The room was well furnished, clean and large. The bathroom was very modernly furnished and also clean. Nights we could sleep well = it was no noise from inside (in the hotel) or outside. The breakfast was very rich and the staff was very premature; all wishes were met immediately. The staff at the reception was also friendly. The only criticism point is the funny big basket that stood in our room = there I ran more often in the dark at night. I don't know why he stands there (see picture) = because he is not beautiful and he does not fulfill a special purpose. I could well renounce it!

A cozy art hotel. Everything feels very new! Room was super nice and decorated/lit well. Bathroom was more than decent. Had 24x7 coffee and water which was great. Quite close to a U Bahn station which is one hop away from the central station to access local, regional and long distance trains. Breakfast was a bit expensive.