Apartments di Bavaria, Germany

The hotel is about a 5-minute walk from the metro station, and it's only about a 20-minute ride from there to Munich Central Station, which is very convenient. Right outside the metro station, there's a shopping mall, and a budget supermarket (LIDL) can be accessed directly from the back entrance of the mall. The hotel itself is spacious, clean, and very comfortable to stay in.

I'll definitely be back next time I'm in Munich. I wanted a quiet place to stay, as far from the tourist areas as possible, and this was an excellent choice. The S-Bahn takes 20-30 minutes to get to the city center, and it's a great value for the price. It's clean and tidy, and the residence-style design makes it ideal for long-term stays. Large stores like Riedel, Revue, and DM are all within a 10-minute walk, so I don't have to worry about shopping in the city center, which is incredibly convenient.

The room was quite spacious for German standards and came with a small kitchenette, which was handy for cooking. The induction hob was decent enough for boiling noodles or frying an egg, but don't expect to do any high-heat stir-frying. There's a supermarket just a few minutes' walk from the hotel (as shown in the pictures), and within a 15-minute walk, you'll find other supermarkets like DM, REWE, and LIDL. Transportation is convenient, with bus lines 16 or 17 right outside the hotel, taking you to Munich Central Station in just one stop. I didn't try the breakfast, so I can't comment on it. There don't seem to be many restaurants nearby, except for a Subway. Overall, I recommend this place.

I had an amazing stay at BRIGHT for three nights. The customer service was absolutely excellent—any issues or questions were resolved immediately via email, and the staff was incredibly responsive. If you send a photo of a problem, they address it straight away, which made the experience stress-free. The apartment itself is stunning—modern, spotless, and beautifully maintained. Everything you could need is provided, including cutlery, dishwashing liquid, a dishwasher, a washing machine with detergent, and even a lovely selection of teas, sugar, salt, milk, and coffee. As a thoughtful touch, they left a small candy gift on the bed along with fresh, great-smelling towels and bedding. The location is fantastic, with a train station right outside for easy transport. Parking is now subject to a fee, though we didn’t have to pay during our stay as they were still updating their policies. If you plan to cook, be mindful to open the windows, as triggering the fire alarm could result in a fine between €250 and €2500, as per the information provided. There are several convenient stores nearby, about a seven-minute walk, including Aldi and Burger King. Additionally, there’s a beautiful lake area perfect for a relaxing stroll. Overall, I highly recommend this apartment studio. It’s a perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and top-notch service. I would definitely stay here again!

Shortly after making the booking I contacted the hotel to confirm (I provided my name and the booking number). They told me my booking did not exist and I should check with Trip. This caused a lot of unnecessary stress and worry, unfortunately, since we paid upfront. The issue was resolved by Trip very quickly. Late check-in after 10pm was no problem due to their convenient key-safe system (I requested this per Email). Parking in the area was easy enough to find (I believe they also have paid parking available). The carpeting in the room looked rather discoloured and unappealing (no carpet would be better), and the room had a strange, rather unpleasant smell. Kitchenette and fridge were nice extras. A kettle and coffee/tea in the room would be even better. Also, a communal water fountain for drinking would be nice (€2,50 for a small bottle seems a bit steep). The machine with instant coffee is a bonus (€2 perhaps also a bit steep), but there was no milk available on the first morning (only on day 2). The U6 is available from Klinik Großharding which is a short drive away (P+R available for €1.50/day). Overall a good, reasonably priced (except during Oktoberfest for example, when everything is way overpriced) place to stay, with the added convenience of a kitchenette and terrace or balcony. Bathroom was also reasonably sized. Staff were friendly.

My opinion: Good got solo travellers, don’t drive, prefer peace rather than happening places nearby. Good for biz trips. Location: Very convenient, right next to Neuperlach Sud station on U5 line which covers Ostbanhof couple stops away. Neighbourhood: fairly quiet and peaceful neighbourhood, not like the busy downtown. Good if you like some peace, not great if you’re looking for nightlife or exciting downtown activities. Hotel public areas: overrated to be considered the “most-instagrammable” hotel, don’t think of it as a high-end luxury type. But there are some funky stuff on levels 2 to 7, go explore their R&R rooms, from scenic Gym rooms to classic retro games room. Will keep you motivated for 2-3 nights at least. They have an onsite-laundry that uses App-based (niceGerman technology) Food/cafe: very convenient REWE next door. Onsite canteen was cool Italian food, but apparently it’s not open every day for dinner, careful on weekends. Next closest for food might be Neuperlach Zentrum which is just 2 stops away.

the biggest problem of this hotel is there is no front desk service. If you are foreign travelling without a German mobile, it will cost you a fortune for you to call the front desk. Also the lady behind the phone, I think, is a Russian. Unless you are a English speaker, it will be quite difficult for you to understand her. Also the wifi availability in each room depends on whereabout your room is. Other than that, there is really nothing to complain about.

The location is easy to find, just navigate there. Parking in the underground garage is 16 euros a night. Parking on the roads on both sides of the hotel entrance is free. The two single beds can be moved at will. They can be separated into twin beds or combined together into a double room. The air conditioning is very warm. There is a kitchen, complete with tableware and utensils, and free dishcloths and detergents that can be taken away when checking out. There is free hot water, coffee, and milk in the lobby on the first floor 24 hours a day. You need to bring your own cup to pick it up. Breakfast costs 17 euros per person, which I personally feel is not worth it. There are no hot dishes, just simple bread, a few slices of fruit, and sausages. No toiletries, no slippers, just bath towels. There is only one room.

Easy check-in & check-out with friendly reception. The room was very clean and tidy, big enough to open two large suitcases and to move around. Our room was facing towards a backyard, it was very quiet at night, no noise from nearby or inside the room, there weren't many cars on the main street either. Not sure if it was a heater or central heating but the room was warm and cosy all the time. The TV was nice and allowed screen mirroring. There were also charged laundry machines and dryers which looked very new and did the job properly. The surrounding environment felt safe to walk around at night. Although not many restaurants around, there were some big supermarkets. It took 3 minutes walk to the nearest underground station, and from there it took about 15 minutes to Munich Central Station. It was a bit far away from Munich city centre, but 35 minutes travel time was ok for us. In general very nice! Will definitely consider staying again.

The balcony was nice, allowing for some fresh air. The area is relatively quiet, which was nice. There are free washing machines on each floor, so bring your own laundry detergent. Germany's weather is quite dry, so clothes will be dry by the next evening. Breakfast isn't provided, but they do sell instant noodles.