Freising Hotels with Wifi

"We had an excellent stay in the hotel. It is a walking distance to get on S-Bahn S1 at Freising station. We could go to Marien platz directly on S-Bahn. You may go to the restaurant in the town. There is a large church i 9 min walking. It is worth to visit there."

"Very friendly, friendly, kind and responsive staff at this hotel. Seen earlier on time without any requests, simply specified that the room is ready and welcome. Breakfast is a Swedish table, rooms are comfortable, very clean, there is everything necessary, the location of the hotel in the city center. You can get from Munich airport in 16 minutes, the bus goes every 10 minutes, which is very convenient."

"The hotel stay experience is generally satisfactory. The front desk is fluent in English and friendly, and the check-in procedure is efficient. The room size is moderate, the decoration is modern minimalist and European classical elements, and the sound insulation effect is excellent. The bathroom facilities are equipped with smart toilets and rain showers. Daily organic toiletries reflect the concept of environmental protection. The breakfast is full, with freshly baked alkaline bread, Bavarian white intestines and more than a dozen local cheeses. Business travel and cultural travelers are recommended."

"All aspects are quite good, that is, the price of the Oktoberfest has been raised."

"I stayed at Novotel Munich Airport for one night because I had an early flight the following morning, and it turned out to be a really smart and comfortable choice. I arrived just after midnight, so having an easy, no-stress hotel close to the airport was exactly what I needed. By the time I arrived, the restaurant had stopped serving food, but the hotel still had a small shop open where you could buy snacks and drinks. What really impressed me was that they even had frozen pizzas available, which you could cook yourself using one of the small ovens in the hotel. It’s a thoughtful touch for late-night arrivals who might not have eaten yet. The man behind the reception desk was extremely friendly and welcoming, and he even gave me a couple of apples to take up to my room as a snack—small gesture, but one that really stood out after a long day of travel. The room itself was clean, modern, and spacious, with plenty of room to open luggage and relax. Everything felt well maintained and quiet, which is important when you’re checking in late and need a good night’s sleep before an early departure. Getting to Munich Airport the next morning was incredibly easy. The bus stop is right outside the main entrance of the hotel. I took bus number 635, and the airport was just the second stop. The journey took less than five minutes and cost only €2.10, making it a far cheaper and simpler option than a taxi. I would definitely recommend the Novotel Munich Airport to anyone with an early flight or late arrival. The combination of friendly service, practical late-night food options, comfortable rooms, and fast, low-cost transport to the airport makes it a reliable and stress-free choice."

"I booked two Marriott hotels for this two-week trip, with Munich as my first stop. Overall, the hotel was okay, but a bit below my expectations. The facilities were slightly outdated, and the sofa bed was too soft and uncomfortable. The breakfast was plentiful, but the parking fee was a bit expensive."

"Lerner hat umgebaut und ist sehr schön geworden, komfortable Zimmer, ruhig Lage und außerordentlich gastfreundlich. Das Frühstücksambiente rundete unseren Aufenthalt zur vollsten Zufriedenheit ab."

"Because there was no elevator, it was hard to take the suitcase using the stairs. After the shower was used, water leaked from the bathroom to the room, so I think it is necessary to take measures against water leakage. Breakfast was good in a calm space."

"Authentic and rustic on the outside, my room had been refurbished with up to date bathroom fixtures and shower, flooring, paint and furniture. Able to sleep 2 adults, 1 teen and 2 small kids. The Gruner Hof is a short walk across the Isar to Freising's old town and monastery (must see). Lots of options for public transportation; bus, train, taxi. Quaintness factors: 2nd story rooms have the sloping roof and ceiling. I'm tall. Took me a week to stop bumping into it. Across the street is a church/school with a bell tower that chimes the time from 7am to 10pm; you'll always know the time but doesn't bother at night. Good sidewalks everywhere."