Boutique Hotel Germania, Munich

This boutique hotel was a fantastic find, just a short walk from the main train station and close to many sights. The rooms were spotlessly clean and provided a comfortable stay, and the breakfast was a highlight with plenty of tasty options. However, the street noise could be a bit bothersome at times, especially at night. Overall, it's a great value for money and a lovely place to stay during my Munich visit.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. While the location was great, making it easy to travel around the city, the room itself was far from ideal—with little space for our luggage. The service was mixed; the staff tended to be less welcoming than I hoped for. However, I did enjoy a really good breakfast that was one of the highlights of my stay.

I had a pretty average experience at the hotel. The location was fantastic as it was close to the main train station and many attractions, which made getting around very easy. While the rooms were spacious and decent, they got quite warm without air conditioning. The breakfast was adequate, but I was a bit put off by an incident with an uninvited guest. Overall, it’s decent but could use some improvements.

I had a lovely stay at the Germania hotel, which boasts a fantastic location near the main train station, making it easy to explore the city. The rooms are small but very clean and provide a comfortable experience. The highlights included a delightful breakfast with a good variety, but the front desk service left something to be desired during my check-in. Overall, it's a great value for money considering its amenities and breakfast quality.

This hotel offers a good value for money with modern facilities and a delightful breakfast spread. However, the lack of air conditioning can make some rooms uncomfortably hot, especially during summer. Additionally, noise from the street when windows are open can disrupt sleep, so keep this in mind if you're sensitive to sound.