Hotels near Nachtgalerie, Munich

The hotel was old, but maintained. The area is excellent with the main station next to it. If you're coming by plane, prefer to come to the hotel by the Lufthansa bus., which stops outside it. The breakfast nothing special.

What can you expect from a hotel where in the presentation photos there are only vases, well nothing. I would take away one star from the hotel because it has more than a star, it is more of a hostel than a hotel. Everything was broken or damaged. The breakfast was painful, we had to go buy things to have breakfast since there were four basic things. Soft bread, a little sausage, three different pieces of fruit, water and bad coffee. The rooms did not have a tap in the cold water sink, only boiling water came out, they had curtains instead of screens. The beds had no sheets, bottoms or blankets, just a duvet to put over us. Thank goodness the heating worked well because if it hadn't it would have been even worse. We asked them for some sheets to leave us and they said yes but when we arrived at night they didn't leave us anything. The hotel reception closed at 10 pm and you had to have your own key to enter the building. The women who ran the breakfast buffet were very stupid, they didn't pay attention to you and they just screamed and waved their hands at us to get us to leave their side. The only thing that was good is the location next to the train station and about 10 minutes from the city center. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. When we left our suitcases until the afternoon because our flight didn't leave, they left them at the same reception without being stored in a room like in other hotels.

I chose the hotel based on its location, the hotel located just 20 minutes by foot from the bus station and old town. It’s a budget hotel so you shouldn’t expect much, however everything was nice for it’s price: friendly staff, a clean room, nice breakfast. There was only one bottle of water for two people and no toiletries (only all-in-one gel) so make sure to bring your own. It was a big noise at day and in the evening, but at night nothing bothered me. Overall I would say that it’s pretty nice hotel for a short trip.

Early on Saturday morning we booked a room here for Sunday night. We were advised there would be no one at the reception until 4:00 p.m. We arrived on time, finding a note on their locked door saying that reception is at 5:00. We waited until then, but still no one home. We then called their number and a recorded message stated that we were calling outside of their service hours. We waited longer; still no one home. Called again. Same recorded message. We had nothing better to do than to search for another hotel (fortunately there was one nearby with a vacancy). Later that night, around 9 p.m., we received a message from B&B with an access code and welcoming us to their hotel. What kind of service is this?

The best experience ever. The staff are amazing and very helpful. Would definitely stay only here in munich and highly recommend it.

Super hotel, Great location, near to metro, bus station and fast connection to the center of Munich, Brekfast that offer different choise of food, New, modern, Good isolation between the rooms, Comfortable bed/matress, air condition thst works so good

Very accommodating place. Great room product and absolutley spotless. F&B concept is sound and you need to try the Pizza, really delicious. On top the fun area is real fun, for young and old. I enjoyed my stay a lot. Thank you to the entire team. Very friendly and attached.

great staff, very friendly, multilingual! Very clean, I loved the breakfast, fresh fruit, tasty eggs, a lot of different bread. I loved as well the laundry room where I could clean my cloth. I warmly recommend the hotel Bento-Inn Munich. Best price, great rooms, very nice persons within the hotel staff, Recommendable for friends, families and business trips.

I looked at many places (Hilton is usually my go to) but Moxy by Marriott had the best prices and decent reviews. I’m glad I took the chance. It’s definitely a no frills hotel. Don’t expect a sewing kit , coffee maker or toothbrush but the staff is very friendly and eager to help. I didn’t opt for breakfast but they didn’t charge me for the cup of tea either. Room is small but sufficient. No closet space to hang clothes (no iron either) but some hooks and few hangers on the wall. Business travelers may want to know this. I had drinks at the bar and snack food and they were decent. The lobby has plenty of sitting, working, eating space and guests do gather which is nice! Again, I definitely got what I paid for and I don’t mean that in a negative way. I’ve stayed in many 5 star places and left disappointed either with room or service. Here you won’t be disappointed. To get to the city center by taxi it’s about 25 to 30 euros. Train station Riem is about 15 minutes by walking. 3 trains to the airport. Hope this helps!

The rooms are advertised as apart-hotel rooms for longer stays, but they are small and they mostly just traded a proper size wardrobe for a space for a kitchen sink and a microwave. The website says ”Kitchenette” but you can't really cook anything... Also, no dish soap or sponge is provided, and you have to grab plates and cutleries yourself from the restaurant area downstairs. This could easily be fixed. Also the website says there is a desk but there really isn't. What you get is a small coffee table with a low seat. Impossible to seat and expect to work comfortably on it. No laundry service or washing machines available in the hotel either. The receptionist pointed me to the mall to clean my clothes, which is very far if you don't have a car. They should at least have a partnership with external laundry service and organize pickups... Other than that, the staff was super friendly and professional. Nice hotel design, clean and good breakfast too. So I would recommend the place only for short stays.