During a two week tour of this area my group stayed for two nights at the Four Points and it was lovely. The rooms are spacious with very comfortable beds. There is an electric kettle to make tea which I love after a long day of touring. Breakfast was included in our tour with a vast selection of foods . All of them were excellent. We awoke on the morning of Dec.6 to find a Santa's boot filled with candy at each door. It was a sweet gesture and just another way that this staff showed how much they care about those staying with them.

It is in Hackerbrucke area. There´s nothing interesting around. You can take the train from the airport to Hackerbrücke (direct). Ticket costs about 10 euros and takes about 50min, but you can buy a ticket valid for the whole day till 6am next day public transport in Munich for 11,80.
Then you have to walk about 10min to the Hotel.
You can go direct to Marienplatz taking the train 15-20min.

Internet is not included. You have to pay 15€ extra. Breakfast is not included either so you have to pay 12€ more.

You can have scrambled eggs, sausages, cereals, ham, fuit, rice, juice, coffee for breakfast.
There´re iron, hair dryer etc.

lobby bar is very small.

I´ll take a more central hotel next time for the same price.

My wife and I arrived into Munich via train. We caught a tram (#18 or #19 will do) 3 stops and then walked for approx 5-10 minutes. If you are packing light this will be a breeze.

The hotel itself is very clean and the lobby/bar are kind of funky and cool. The hotel staff are very friendly and helpful as we were checking in, and continued to be as we asked questions. We stayed for two nights and had a classic room with a king size bed. The room was quite big by European standards, as well as very clean, and the bed was very comfortable.

There is free wifi in the lobby as well as two computers for you to use. Like I said, it's a little out of the way as youo have to train it to get back to Munich Central station. The area around the hotel is kind of blah as everything closes relatively early. All in all the rooms and staff were great, and if you don't mind tramming it a little bit the hotel should be a good fit.

I stayed here for three nights. Rooms are really good by european standards. Large, very clean and most importantly, very comfortable beds. Bathroom was ok. The staff are extremely courteous and helpful, repeatedly wen t out of their way to assist me with my questions/requests. There is a lounge/bar area with free wifi and its a comfortable place to hang out and get work done or relax. Had dinner the evening i arrived and found it mediocre. The location is the most important attribute of this hotel to check out. Good or bad depending on your needs. It is outside the city center area (even though it is called Munich Central), literally 100 yards from the Oktoberfest grounds. The place goes quiet by 7.00pm so its not easy to just walk out and go to restaurants, shops, etc. However, it is a 5 minute walk to the U-bahn and literally 5-10 minutes by train from the city center (marienplatz, main station etc.). If you are comfortable taking the train to get around, it is a fine place to stay. I also found their room rates very competitive and affordable, you get excellent value.