As most reviewers pointed out the check in for Der Tannenbaum is at its sister hotel about 100 metres away. No big deal. However reception at Herzog Wilhelm were determined to get us to stay with them and sent us to three different rooms there, one a twin (we had booked a double) and two with people already staying in... more

This place is associated with another hotel, a basic flophouse. When we arrived, they told us that there had been an 'accident', that our reservation at the Tannenbaum could not be honored because they had overbooked, but we could stay at the other hotel. I left immediately. The lobby smelled bad and looked worse. Could have been a disaster. We... more

My husband and I stayed at the Hotel Der Tannenbaum from March 14 through the 18th and the 20th through the 21st. Overall we had a great experience. Location: The hotel is not as close to Marienplatz as is indicated on the website, though the distance is not terrible. The hotel is just off of Sendlingerstrasse, which is the road... more

We stayed for a single night for a very reasonable price (82€ for a double). The room was nice and clean, with a nice bathroom with shower and 6 towels and tv (free and pay-tv) and the whole building has been renovated recently i presume. Breakfast was included and the real big deal is its central position. I go to... more

At first I was not sure, you had to check in at a hotel around the corner, no biggie. This place was perfect for us. We had our extended family meeting in Munich for the Christmas markets. Hotel was perfect. Location: close to markets and U Bahn stop (you can take a train from the airport to within about two... more

We arrived at this hotel around 10 pm. The only problem is that you have to check in around the corner at another hotel. The man working the front desk was very nice, and walked us to the McDonald's a few blocks away on his way home that night. We were very lucky to have Peter working that night, otherwise... more

Other than the hot July weather (and no AC) the room was great and worked well for our family of four. Few hotels in Munich are large enough to accept more than three without two rooms, so it worked out economically for us. The location is about 500m from the Marionplatz S-Bahn station so travel was also easy. One night... more

For those arriving by public transport, the hotel is very near to the Sendlinger Tor U-Bahn station. Sendlinger Tor can also be reached by tram from the Hauptbahnhof. Der Tannenbaum does not have its own reception but shares one with the Hotel Herzhog Wilhelm, the entrance to which can be found in Herzhog Wilhelm Strasse. Go to the Herzhog Wilhelm... more

I rated my experience as neutral because I know that some people would not be happy with this hotel. Checking in must be done around the corner at the Hotel Herzog Wilhelm. But the location of the hotel is terrific for visiting central Munich. Easy walking distance to the main train station, Marienplatz., Viktualenmarkt The rooms are clean and roomy,... more