The venue is very clean. Location is great being 4 or 5 stops from central station. Our experience was that the male staff only seemed more pleased to help than the female ones and "appeared" more friendly. Most of our time we saw Marcel who was just a charming bloke. He bent backwards to help us. As well as the Greek host whose name slips me atm. But all were very helpful and very educated on the area. Only downside we came across was the breakfast look nice but we passed on this as it did not have your traditional german breaky we were hoping for. But if you like your continental breaky with some cold meats and boiled egg then this would make you happy. The price of the breaky wont though. Rooms were large enough. But from 4am I could hear doors closing and the thuds of footsteps. But views are great. One thing we only found out on our 2nd last day. If your looking for a grocery store there is one to the right of the hotel/hostel across Citadines, down the street running along the hostel about 100 meters down. Fruit and veg, smokes, toiletries etc. Enjoy!!

A group of 10 of us stayed here in a number of rooms for Oktoberfest. The rooms were a good size with full kitchens. There is a grocery store close by (about 5 minute walk) so we went there for breakfast and beers and were able to cook breakfast everyday. It was about a 15-20 minute walk to the Oktoberfest grounds. We slept 4 to a room and the pull out couch was actually pretty comfortable. This is also a 5 minute walk to the Augustiner Beer Garden. The hotel is right near a tram station but it is more of a neighborhood and not particularly close to the old town area. We walked home at all hours of the night and always felt safe, though it is a more quite area.

I was here on business. Room was enormous, and good internet connection (both LAN and Wi-fi). Short walk from the new business area, so pleasant trip in the morning

Not a huge amount of stuff nearby, but there's only a short walk to the station, which will get you into the centre in no time