Hotels near Rosengarten, Munich

If you are looking for a place with a similar price range and location, I highly recommend Aloft over Mercure. Location: close to Munich central station, but you can hear people screaming and yelling at night. Be careful walking on the street late. Staff: front desk staffs are not very welcoming but the attitude was acceptable. Other staffs are friendly. The two hotlines of the 24-hour manager and front desk never worked during my stay; no one answered on either line. Room: you can feel it's old. Although the room is in great condition, you can still feel its ”oldness.” The shower room has only half door, which is a weird design because you can splash water everywhere after showering and make a mess. The air conditioner and heater did not work. I tried to call the staff to help, but no one answered. And due to the malfunction of the air conditioner, the air was not circulated and felt very stuffy. The old room smell was getting stronger since there was no air conditioning.

Convenient location: close to the München Hbf (5 min by foot) and city center (15 minutes by foot to the Marienplatz). Clean room, comfortable bed, Rituals cosmetics in the bathroom. Breakfast is amazing, really loved it. To sum it up: I enjoyed my stay and highly recommend this hotel

Location for this hotel is truly fantastic; you're within a few minutes of Marienplatz and multiple shopping and dining options. You're also across the street from the Munich Central Station: if you're traveling regionally or leaving Germany by train, this may be the best location for you. HOWEVER... Room upkeep left much to be desired. Minibar items were never replenished in our five night stay, towels were only seldom changed (only folded back into place), sheets were also just folded, not changed, in the entire time we were there. Trash was not even fully taken out: trash cans were emptied, but empty cups or bottles left at the desk or nightstand were not thrown away. While I understand that not everything has to be fully replaced or maybe shouldn't in the name of sustainability, I would expect housekeeping to please take away an empty coffee cup. The bed was comfortable. The pillows offer zero neck support. If that's important to you, you may have trouble sleeping. The shower is right next to the bed and has no privacy, so unless you're comfortable with the person you're staying, you're going to have to step out of the room while your roommate showers. Lighting in the room is rather terrible; in order to get proper lighting, you have to open the window. The lights are too dim to light up the room. At the end of the day, when you are traveling, you're looking forward to returning to your hotel room, and we did not, in this particular case. I can't comment on the other hotel facilities as we did not use them.

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.

We stayed here during Oktoberfest and the hotel was full but the only time you would notice was at breakfast. Big kudos to the staff who kept the breakfast area stocked and clean, they deserve a bonus because it was super busy. Breakfast was way better quality than what we get in the U.S. Our room was on the second floor and our view was the train yard. The windows are very good at keeping out the city noise and the hotel is designed well to reduce noise from other patrons. Room was clean except for some stains on the sofa upholstery and desk chair. Not sure why hotels used upholstered furniture that is tough to clean. Shower was good, plenty of hot water. Towels were too thin, they cheaped out on the towels. Location is good. Metro, tram and bus are very close by. Stephanie at the front desk was very helpful at checkout.

We had a fabulous time visiting this I believe newly opened hotel! As the lounge is only opening later this month we have received alternative offerings in the bar which were delicious. Staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. Looking forward to come back once the lounge has opened!

It’s very good, but enough issues to knock a star off. Lots of good things - very clean, modern room. Great shower. Good lighting. Comfortable bed. Fabulous breakfast, with omelettes to order. Every sort of milk you could imagine (though except, oddly, we couldn’t find fresh - the one we thought was it was UHT!). Great gym on 14 floor. Internet lightning fast. The staff were friendly and gave you full attention when you were with them. Issues. Short staffed. On checkout, for example, only two staff, one of whom was on the phone … then the other could not get round an issue for a couple checking online, so had to be helped by the first. When a place is this swish, check in and out should be fast and slick. It wasn’t. Short staffed in the restaurant too: we’d booked a table but were ignored by the two staff who were covering the bar and the tables. A lot of tables and a long wait to be seated. Better training needed: at least greet and acknowledge the waiting guests. Restaurant food was ok. In the room: no access to the online hotel directory: reception didn’t really understand the problem and sent a spare remote up to us, then guessed maybe a software issue. No USB ports in the sockets, and none to loan (you could buy them apparently). (Tip: actually there there are two USB ports - on the back of the TV! They’re fiddly to reach but it can be done, and they charged a phone overnight).

The niu Fury is a pleasant, modern, value-for-money hotel next to an Italian/Indian Restaurant in Dornach on the eastern outskirts of Munich. The hotel is very convenient for the many businesses present in the Dornach business Park. I have stayed there twice now and on both occasions been very happy with the friendly staff, the quality of the room and their breakfast offering. For evening dining, there is an in-house restaurant (which I didn't try) and there is a Italian/Indian restaurant right next door. The main attractions for me were: it's proximity to the business I was visiting; the ease with which I could get there from Munich main station - seven stops on the S2; and the very competitive price (once one has bcome a member of their ”N” club).

Facilities: Typical business standards. Breakfast is OK. There are Chinese waiters so you don’t have to worry about English. The sound insulation effect is very good. It only costs ten euros to take a taxi to the passenger terminal. There are cars at the door, which is very convenient.

Directly near the motorway, sufficient parking, everything clean and clean, good breakfast, careful staff and overall very child-friendly, therefore also absolutely recommended for families. Room was also clean, with the outfit sofa for the kids no longer very big, but it was all enough to sleep (we were on the way over the day). We're happy to come back!