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I am very satisfied with my stay at Revo. The room is clean, the staffs are friendly and helpful, there are plenty of amenities, and the location is great. On the day I check in, the staff told me that the room was not ready yet, but quickly made it up to us by providing us free drinks while we waited. When we asked for extra pillows and the staff was unable to provide us that night since it was too late, she waived off the fees for another drink we were going to buy. The room we stayed in was well equiped and spacious. And the apartment/hotel had game room, workspace, meeting rooms, laundry room among many others. Right next to the hotel was a bakery, supermarket, and drug store, which is extremely convenient. The location was a little away from the city centre, but only a few steps from the metro station, so travelling wad also convenient. Overall, I really enjoyed the stay and would highly recommend this place for travellers

I recently stayed at Flemings Hotel for three nights and found its location to be exceptional. Just a 5-minute walk from München Hauptbahnhof (central station), the hotel is also very close to Marienplatz and easily walkable to the renowned art museums, making it perfect for travelers wanting to explore Munich on foot. The room was noticeably clean, maintaining a high standard of housekeeping. However, one unusual design feature stood out - the fully glass toilet area. While visually modern, this design choice completely lacks privacy, which felt awkward and uncomfortable. It's something potential guests should be aware of before booking. The hotel's Italian restaurant was a consistent highlight of my stay. I dined there every evening, and the dinner service was exceptional. The service staff during dinner were particularly outstanding - attentive, friendly, and professional. The food was consistently good, making my evening meals a real pleasure. Unfortunately, my last day brought a stark contrast. I decided to try the hotel's breakfast, and the experience was disappointing. The service staff at breakfast was noticeably different - the approach felt rude and impersonal. The way payment and room number were requested came across as condescending, which was a significant departure from the warmth I'd experienced during dinner. The breakfast itself was underwhelming, with little to recommend. To sum up, the hotel offers a great location and excellent dinner service, but comes with some notable inconsistencies. The glass toilet design might be a deal-breaker for those seeking privacy, and the breakfast service needs improvement. For travelers who prioritize location and don't mind an unconventional bathroom layout, this hotel could still be a solid choice.

The hotel is new and the facilities are very modern. The kitchen is also well-equipped, making it possible to cook. The downside is that on the first day we checked in, we found used pillowcases left behind in the room, indicating the cleaning wasn't very thorough. Also, the two-bedroom suite only had one bathroom, which wasn't enough for the three of us. Another issue is that half of the wall between the bedroom and the living room is glass and doesn't block out light. If someone turns on the lights in the living room, the person in the bedroom will be woken up by the brightness, which is not ideal. Housekeeping is only once a week, and they don't provide clean towels. We had to go to the front desk ourselves to ask for garbage bags.

This is probably one of the most unique and beautiful hotels I've ever stayed in. It feels like a meticulously designed art space where you want to examine every detail. The lobby is eclectic and a bit theatrical: typewriters, unusual paintings, a glass atrium with numerous hanging chandeliers, greenery, and completely unexpected decor. In some places, the interior resembles an art gallery; in others, a fairytale scene or a collector's study. Even the elevator here is designed like a separate room: mirrored walls, a geometric floor, a soft couch, and a miniature composition behind glass. A typical ride between floors becomes part of the hotel experience. The room is cozy and full of character: natural wood, vintage lamps, an open bathroom area, and many options for general and local lighting. The room had a pleasant woody scent. The bed was comfortable, and it was quiet at night. There's air conditioning, and you can request a kettle from the staff. I particularly liked the lotion, soap, and shower gel. One unusual feature is that the sink is located directly in the room next to the bed. The only noticeable downside was that the shower door didn't close tightly, so water leaked onto the floor. This isn't just a place to sleep; it's one of those hotels that becomes an integral part of your trip.

Location & Transportation: When I was planning my trip to Munich, I spent ages looking for a hotel. I initially wanted something near the train station for convenience, but then I worried about safety. Staying near the exhibition center felt a bit too far out. I stumbled upon this hotel, which was described as being in a safe residential area with a metro station right outside. Plus, I heard KK is a well-known Austrian chain. Indeed, the metro (U-Bahn) is literally right outside the hotel entrance (check the last picture). The elevator takes you directly into the station, which is super convenient. You can't buy tickets directly in the elevator area, but the ticket validation machine is right at the elevator entrance. If you need to take the S-Bahn, it's easier to use a different entrance to avoid getting lost. Getting to major attractions like Marienplatz is quick and easy from here.

The room isn't huge, but it's sufficient. The bathroom and bedding were clean. They provided a complimentary bottle of water. However, the mattress dipped in the middle, which wasn't very comfortable. The location is incredibly convenient, very close to the subway station. There's a PENNY supermarket just across from the hotel's side entrance. Breakfast was mediocre. The lids on the hot food containers need repair; they wouldn't stay open. I'm quite tall, and even I had trouble closing them once opened. One day, a lid wouldn't stay open while I was serving myself, and it fell and hit my hand. It broke the skin, and seven days later, I still have a large bruise. (The restaurant supervisor gave me some medicine). The room had a balcony, which was lovely, but it seemed unused for a long time. The table and chairs were dusty, and there were even cobwebs. I wiped some of it, but stopped because my arm started to hurt. If you're a solo traveler and don't spend much time in the room, I wonder if the hotel has rooms without balconies, which might offer more interior space.

The hotel is located near Munich's Old Town, within walking distance of the train station. The facilities are excellent, and the staff are warm, friendly, and helpful. In particular, H. Ngo and Sevinj A. at the front desk were patient in answering our questions and proactively assisted us with issues like charging our phones and navigating transportation. Such outstanding employees are a soft power for the company; hotel management should value and promote them. We will definitely choose this hotel again for our future trips to Munich.

Spent a weekend in Munich, one day visiting Neuschwanstein Castle and another day Salzburg. Both trips departed from the main train station, and on the third day, I headed to the airport, also from the station. It turned out to be incredibly convenient, just a few minutes walk to the platforms.

Very close to Marienplatz, within walking distance, with plenty of dining options nearby. Parking is convenient, the hotel facilities are complete, and the staff are enthusiastic and helpful. It's perfect for activities in central Munich.

At this hotel, I had trouble using the induction hob because I wasn't familiar with its operation. I contacted Trip.com customer service, and even though it was late and I couldn't cook on the first night, they were very proactive in helping me communicate with the hotel staff. The next day, the hotel staff came and tested it, confirming it was working, and even wrote down the operating instructions for us. I'm really grateful to both Trip.com and the hotel staff. This hotel is very close to the subway, and there are shopping malls and supermarkets nearby, making it very convenient. The room is spacious, and we had no problem opening up two 28-inch suitcases. The kitchen is well-equipped with utensils and even includes seasonings.