Hotel 4 bintang Munich

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Just finished up a 5 night stay. Charming little place. We had a triple room and still enough space to move about. Ample closet for storage. Great shower! Fabulous breakfast buffet with cheese, meat, breads, loads of fruit and vegetables, eggs, cereal, croissant and sausage. Coffee could have been a bit stronger but that is a quibble. Great location — easy to walk to the old town highlights but on a quiet street so avoid the crazy. Lovely front desk staff, cleaning team, and wait staff. Not fancy/elegant. Highly recommend

This review is far overdue, having stayed there last summer, but oh well. I am catching up on reviews now! My family (2 adults, 2 kids under 12) had planned to stay at Haus im Tal originally in July 2020, but then Covid hit. I'd booked a nonrefundable rate, but the hotel was kind enough to offer a travel voucher good until the end of 2021, so that we could come and stay another time. Unfortunately, we still didn't feel safe enough to travel in 2021, with unvaccinated kids, so they kindly extended it through 2022, which I thought was going above and beyond. We finally made in there in Aug 2022. We were able to drop our bags at the hotel while we waited for our room to be ready, Megan greeted us at the bar/restaurant/check-in desk on the top floor, and was just so kind and so welcoming to my family. She treated us to some amazing cappuccinos (so needed and appreciated after the long flight) and our kids to some juice. The rooftop is a lovely little calm place to hang out, and she said we were welcome to just stay there and wait for our room if we wanted to, but we decided to walk and explore a bit. The location of the hotel is truly excellent, near many different options for Munich's excellent public transportation system. (Even as first-timers to the city, we took the U-Bahn, S-Bahn, trams, and buses with no trouble. I highly recommend downloading the City Mapper app, as it is far superior to Google Maps and will guide you via public transportation better.) We spent our first few hours exploring Marienplatz, one of the cathedrals, and - our favorite - the Viktualienmarkt, or ”victual's market” which is just 5 min away by foot. There you will find very many food stands selling everything from fresh produce, to pastries and coffees, to meat sandwiches and brats, to beer, to honey, and so much more. It's a foodie's dream and should not be missed, as it's so fun to sample your way through and then end up at the shady beer garden. Our room was lovely, a bit spartan, but roomy, clean, and comfortable. We'd selected a Downtown Apartment because it could fit all 4 of us (a rarity in Europe; the kids slept on the pull-out sofa) and because it was brighter than the other dark-painted rooms the hotel offers. We took breakfast upstairs on a couple of the mornings, and although I thought it was a bit expensive at first, I ended up not minding once I tasted the food and enjoyed how high-quality everything was. It was one of the best hotel breakfasts that we've ever had, and a really lovely way to start those days. The staff at Haus im Tal were universally friendly and very helpful. It felt almost like a family-run business, and definitely went against the stereotypes we have of Germans being cold. Megan in particular was a stand-out, and we thank her for her hospitality. We would love to stay at HiT again in the future!

Well, I didn't 'go' in October, but I tried to! I booked for one night through Booking.com, the hotel takes the money directly. The booking was confirmed by Booking.com having gone through the usual 2-factor Visa verification. The next day they emailed saying that the hotel had informed them my card was 'declined' and I needed to supply new card details. This worried me as I knew there the card was fine so I wasted an hour calling my bank - eventually I spoke to someone there who was able to tell me that the problem was that the hotel had tried to enter the details through a manual system, which does not meet the security requirements, and so the transaction could not be completed, my card was fine and had not been declined. I contacted the hotel by phone and told them this, they just said rudely that the problem was mine, and to change my card details at Booking.com or the booking would be cancelled. I did as asked, switching to Mastercard in the hope that the security issues would not be the same. All OK, till the following day when I was again informed that the card had been 'declined'. I contacted Booking.com as I was pretty cross by now, how can a hotel advertise on an on-line site if it can't process cards in the required way? The only suggestion was to try another card, but I don't have anything that's not MC or Visa, so I saw little point. The hotel then informed me my booking was cancelled. Now, I can't believe that this hotel is unable to process cards correctly, so what could the problem be? As I know my cards had ample credit, I'm left with 2 options, either they didn't like the implied ethnicity of my name, or they didn't like the price I got from Booking.com so didn't want to accept the booking. Either way, you can waste a great deal of time trying to book this hotel - and so I'd recommend against it. BTW, I travel frequently and have NEVER had a problem like this elsewhere.

Stayed here over a week and couldn't have asked for a better place to stay. Staff - Probably the friendliest and most helpful hotel staff I've ever come across. The were always very accommodating whenever I asked for anything. Even the cleaning staff would greet me whenever I'd see them. Room - Modern, clean rooms. Bed was comfortable, pillows and linens fluffy. Desk space perfect for using your laptop. Radiator for heating. There is no air conditioning, but it wasn't hot when I was there, so that was never an issue. There was also a small refrigerator. Bathroom - Again, modern and clean. Only a shower, no bathtub. The only complaint I would have is the toilet paper felt a little like sandpaper, but not a major issue. Location - Very quiet, seemingly most residential neighbourhood, but still walkable to the main sights in Altstadt. Marienplatz was about a 15 minute walk, Karlzplatz another 15 on top of that. The Eisbach surfing and English Gardens were just a block or two away. Also very close to the Residenz. There is also a small grocery store nearby, as well as a few restaurants (including a good Vietnamese restaurant right next door). Other - The hotel does have an underground parking garage. It is very small and quite pricey, at 25 euros per day. There is also parking around the hotel for cheaper, but it can get busy too. There is an elevator, which was helpful for taking luggage to the upper floors. Bonus - If you don't require daily housekeeping, you get a free drink.

A lovely hotel in a fantastic location. The air conditioning was the coldest we've had in Europe, and the bed and pillows were just right for an incredible night's sleep. In fact, we extended our stay because we just weren't ready to leave. All of the staff were so friendly and helpful; the hotel will definitely be our home away from home when we return to Munich.

We stayed here before Covid and it was really delightful and so well situated . We had a fantastic attic room . This time we had an attic room on the other side of the hotel and it was not great . The room is awkward in shape and your bed faces an angled wall - right up against it - and there is a tv up above your head on the sloped ceiling. Bizarre The bathroom has one flimsy standing towel type rack but no where to hang a hand towel or a wet towel or even a gown The shelf above the basin is so narrow you can not even put your vanity bag there and mine is teeny . Or even a small glass for toothpaste and your toothbrush . And to top it all off the water heating cylinder is in the cupboard behind the bed which is not sound proofed so through out the night you can hear it switching on an off like an engine . The staff were abrupt, unhelpful and dismissive to the point of it actually being rude . When we arrived the guy that checked us in helped us take one suitcase to the lift and then left mumbling something about the number for reception . Likewise they didn’t greet when you when out ; returned or checked out .

This hotel was much more than I’ve expected. I felt myself living in a very elegant 1940’s period which then everything was so tasteful and refined. Team was very hospitable and friendly. Room was very clean and comfortable. It is very near only 10 minutes walk to the Marienplatz and the way you are walking is Maximillian Street which is the main street having very fine shops.

This is one of the most exceptional properties my wife and I have stayed at, primarily for reasons of service beyond any I have seen at many 5 star hotels. Add in excellent location, spacious, quiet and private rooms in the perfect center of Munich and it makes for a phenomenal stay in an amazing urban locale. We were passing through Munich from one climate of Europe to another and had many logistical details to iron (rental car return,mailing parcels) out in just a 36 hour window. The staff was beyond perfect in their assistance. The hotel cafe is a quiet softly sunlit oasis, breakfast (and the pasta lunch I had) was also amazing. Just can’t recommend this place enough. Thank you to everyone that helped us at Hotel Cortiina. We will stay again without question when we return to Munich.

We were in Munich for 7 days and stayed at the Maximilian Apartments and Hotel. We had a two bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment in the center of the city. You can’t beat this location. The apartments are top quality and very tastefully decorated. The staff are very helpful and friendly. Highly recommended and will book them again on our next trip to Munich. It’s a 5 minute walk to Marienplatz and great museums. Surrounded by restaurants and bars and awesome shopping options. Lots of public transport options within a 5 minute walk.