Classik Hotel Martinshof, Messe München

Breakfast was good. In a cozy 'old town' with a traditional church across the road. Take away the cars, and you'd think you had gone back a century.

Good staff

We stayed in one of the guesthouses (and not the main hotel). Rooms and bathrooms were on the small size but adequate. The beds & pillows were comfortable enough. We had dinner at the hotel restaurant and it was very good and average price. However, we felt the breakfast buffet at 19 euro each was high, so we skipped that. The metro train into Munich was only about a 10 minute walk and was easy to find. Hotels in downtown Munich were much higher priced, which is why we chose to stay outside the city itself. There was a charge for underground parking at the hotel, but we found parking right in front of the guesthouse, which was free. The front desk staff were very helpful with information on the metro and getting around Munich. We bought a group pass directly from them (about 17 euro), and it was good for up to 4 persons for all forms of public transportation all day.

The hotel is conveniently located, easily accessible to the city center by S2 or bus. The surroundings are beautiful and tranquil, with a church nearby. The room was clean, especially the bathroom and balcony, which had excellent lighting. It was quiet at night, which was very helpful for a good night's sleep. The gentleman at the front desk was very helpful. We arrived on a Sunday during the self-check-in period, but he saw us and proactively assisted with our check-in. He also checked on our stay experience when we were leaving. We were busy sightseeing and didn't have a chance to try the breakfast, but the dining area looked very pleasant. We will definitely choose to stay here again on our next trip to Munich. Highly recommended!

Oh the character in these rooms! The beautiful finishing touches and wall paper - it is nice to stay somewhere with personality! The provided amenities and toiletries were nice, I love it when body lotion is included. Being able to hear birds and church bells ringing from bed, and little else, was heavenly.