We moved to this hotel after finding a disappointing room and service at an American chain hotel. The price was reasonable, though not an astonishing value. The staff were very helpful and friendly. We were traveling as a triple, parents and 20-something son. The third bed in this hotel room was capacious but hard as a rock, made up from... More

Owned by the fine folk who run the Cocoon hotels in Münich, Herzog is a what was left over from the two Cocoons. Location is rather good - near Goetheplaza subway station - but the hotel itself is very basic, small and somewhat uninspiring. It also has the worst hotel internet I have come across so far in my travels.... More

Such a nice hotel. Great location (only minutes from the Okterberfest grounds), great staff, great food (dinner only, breakfast seemed overpriced for what you got). The rooms aren't the best, the beds aren't either, but for the price and location we overlooked this. Be sure to get a room on the courtyard side. It's very nice and quiet. If you're... More

We stayed at the hotel after Oktoberfest, good breakfast - italian restaurant in the hotel is too pretty & tasty Good location - near to marien-platz & other places of interest good breakfast. The room is small and simple. Good value for money.

We stayed from Friday Sept 22 - Tuesday Sept 25, the first few days of 2012 Oktoberfest. We also were a victim of the bait & switch based on their website, but let me start with the good things: 1. Location for the fest, perfect 3 block walk, perfect for going back and forth, if this is what you're going... More

Stayed at the hotel during Octoberfest 2012 with some mates. Location for octoberfest is OK, but after that things get worse. We stayed in rooms in the old part of the hotel, which has not been remodeled for at least 15-20 years. The beds where OK, but the fold out bed sofa was horrible for the guy that got that... More

We booked a room for Octoberfest Sept 22-23. The rate was through the roof at 287-371 euro, but it was close to the festival and really close to the metro, and the photos posted on the site made it look like an exceptionally nice room so we went for it. Turns out this was a bait and switch! The room... More

This is supposedly a three star hotel. My friend booked a room for EUR 72 a night based on pictures, which turned out to be completely misleading. The pictures online are actually for an upgraded room, which costs an additional EUR 30 a night. The “classic” room looks like something out of an old horror movie. You walk into a... More

We stayed June 2012. The location is great, just a half-block walk from the metro stop and for those considering it during Oktoberfest, it's about 2-3 blocks from the fairgrounds. It's also near the University, situated on a main street but in a quieter section. Several bars, restaurants, and take-away eats are nearby. The restaurant at the hotel is very... More