BATU Apart Hotel

My two adult children, my husband, and I stayed in a Comfort Double on the 5th floor. Having access to an elevator was important to us and it worked well. We stayed for two nights and it was an excellent experience. I chose it primarily for easy access to the main train station and local city tram/bus service and was thrilled with the outcome. The location could not have been better! There was a little street noise from a tram running through the night on the street below, but I think the benefit of easy access to it far outweighed the small amount of noise. The room was clean and nicely sized. We did not have time to use the cooking facilities, but I really appreciated having the extra sink. It was very hot during our stay and I really appreciated the A/C, if a little loud. I highly recommend this hotel!

BATU Apart Hotel locate in the center of the city. That make it a great location for you to explore Munich not to mention it only two minutes from the central station where you can use the train to go and explore nearby cities. In our visit, we don’t need a car from the hotel we can go with it place like Rotenberg

The hotel was good and their responses were prompt. However, I hope they can improve on two points: 1. The laundry room is not ideal for storing tourists’ luggage. 2. The shower water in the morning was too cold.

The hotel is located very close to the Hauptbahnhof which is very convenient but the area is also quite noisy starting especially early in the morning (6.00 AM) when the streetcars start. We were on the fifth floor. The room was large. The small kitchenette was a nice to have, even thought we didn't use it. Room was clean, and the pull-out bed (we were three) was very comfortable. The downside is there is no formal reception area. Entry is managed with key codes for the building and the room. We would have liked to hear their local dining recommendations. We also wanted to check in an hour early, but did not receive a response to our email prior and did not locate a reception desk. The signage for the reception desk is on the first floor on the stairs. One won't see it unless one takes the stairs; but the entry from the street on the ground floor is a narrow hallway with a rear door leading to the elevator.