Empress Boutique Hotel

This hotel just a little out of town, southwest side, was perfect for a lower price than in Munich proper. It was a quiet neighborhood with several little shops/a drugstore, etc., nearby. The walk to the Metro, U6 at Grosshadern was a block away and it was a direct ride into the Marien Platz ... maybe 7 stops but no transfer. Next door to the hotel is a fabulous German restaurant that offers garden seating (it was a little too chilly for us in early October), but inside, it was always warm and friendly. We ate dinner there twice and the food was really good and didn't break the pocketbook. Clean, German ambiance but no white tablecloths ... locals eat there. Recommend this restaurant. Overall, the hotel was fabulous with a friendly staff who were able to answer our questions. We paid for the breakfast to save time and the choices were varied and complete with continental type foods but also hot foods were available. There weren't too many tables for breakfast, but we managed. I would definitely stay here again to avoid the noise and crowds of Old Town.

A great little hotel in the suburbs, close to a u-bahn station which takes you straight to the old town in 20 minutes. I picked it because it was close to where I needed to be for work, but I do think it would serve leisure visitors just as well.

Location was great: quiet at night (even during the soccer euro cup), yet I was able to get to central Munich and back easily since the subway is so close! The staff was very kind and even stored my luggage for an entire week so I could enjoy my hike, knowing my belongings would be safe.

Quaint, quiet hotel in a residential area. The suite was large and comfortable and allowed privacy with two separate rooms. Reception, parking, departure - all was easy-breezy.

The hotel is located close to the U-bahn station and nearby a number of good local restaurants, beer gardens, and bakeries. The room was spacious and comfortable. The price was fantastic considering we stayed during Oktoberfest.