Hotel Am Markt

The location is EVERYTHING. Room was. Ice, clean and quiet even came with a fan! Bathroom was snug but did what we needed. There is an elevator only holds 2 smaller people so be prepared, Breakfast was good if they ask get scrambled eggs as you will get more food if you get fried egg it's only 1 egg. Staff was kind and check in easy.

This hotel is nice but rather bare bones. Frankly, I was expecting more for the price. The staff are friendly enough. There is no air conditioning, just an electric fan, so it is necessary to open the windows. If the windows are open you hear everything going on downstairs in the street, and the hotel is surrounded by restaurants and a market, so it is quite noisy at times, especially Saturday night. There is no furniture with drawers, only shelves. There is a safe in the room. They supply complimentary bottled water but no coffee or tea maker. There is a television, but no phone. The shower was nice, but has no dispenser for body gel. Instead you have to fiddle with tiny little 20 ml. bottles. The elevator is very small. When you arrive with any amount of luggage, only one person can fit, two without luggage. This means you have to wait if anyone else is in it. Breakfast is €15 from a fixed menu. You have to reserve a table the day before as well as order your food the day before. It is not a buffet. It was not bad but not impressive. What you are paying for at this hotel is the location, which is prime. The hotel is in the Viktualienmarkt, very close to Marienplatz where the Rathaus is as well as a subway station. There is a tram stop which is not too far at Reichenbachplatz. It is also quite close to Tal Straße where there is a taxi stand and tram and bus stops. From these points you can easily reach most of the popular tourist spots as well as the main train station. Several tourist spots are within easy walking distance. The airport or train station transfer offered is overpriced. I paid about €20 for a taxi in fairly heavy traffic while their quote was €77. All in all it was not a bad experience, but it is certainly not a cushy boutique hotel by any means.

The location is great! However, no AC in the room, only a fan. The 🚿 water pressure was strong (when water hit your face while you wash your face, it’ll hurt)! The hotel has a teeny tiny elevator for one person. Never take one that mini!🤣 Overall, small room but got everything you needed!

The hotel is in the perfect location in old town. Easy walk to everything right out your door. The room was cozy and nice to be provided a fan. Bed was a little hard for my liking but I like super soft so. Breakfast was good, get the scrambled eggs you get more of them if you get fried it's just 1 egg. Make sure you understand that you must walk to the hotel as the closest transportation gets you is about 2 blocks. And please note if your disabled this is NOT the hotel for you. Elevator would not even begin to even hold a stroller let alone a wheelchair. 1 person and maybe 1 suitcase if skinny lol 😆

My first time checking in at a hotel at 9am and immediately, this gain 2 stars immediately... Location wise can be subjective, but to me this is perfect, as its very walkable to alot of places and not too far from Isartor train station too. But as a solo traveller, I do admit I am paying for a smaller room, but it really looks pretty sad and the fact that there's no air conditioning means I came back feeling the heat after a long walk, despite it being 19 degrees outside. My only hope of cooling me down is the fan... And the windows, which I didn't take advantage of, coz if I were to open them, it will expose a half naked me. But nowadays, who still use a fan in a hotel??? Overall, it really isn't too bad, and the bathroom looks very cleaner and near too... So I am just justifying how this isn't a 5 stars despite of all the strengths. There's surely potential and with a few improvements, this can truly be a full 5 stars rated hotel in one of the best location Ard this area!

Sweet little hotel snuggled close to Marienplatz. The rooms were small but we knew that going into it. There is no AC but they did have fans in the rooms to keep them comfortable. The location of the hotel is why we stayed here. Since we don’t spend much time in the rooms that was the most important detail for us.

Careful! do not attend in the summer. No AC, or any cooler in the room. It is scorching hot. A fan is provided so you can move the hot air from left to right. No mosquito nets on the windows either and because of the market it gets busy outside early morning. For sleep go elsewhere.

4 of us just stayed 2 nights at this hotel in Marienplatz area of Munich. For the expensive price, it had no air conditioning or tea or coffee facilities in the room. After travelling all over Europe for 4 weeks, this was the worst shower ever. Wasted so much water trying to adjust to hot.|Unfriendly reception staff and minuscule lift.|Not recommended, look elsewhere.

This was a recommended hotel via the Rick Steves guide book. His recs are usually spot on and in this case, I would say that was the case for the location ONLY. You are smack in the middle of everything. But it does feel like a college dorm room. No A/C and lots of loud noises throughout the day and night. The biggest complaint I have is the coffee situation. I've stayed all over Europe and this place doesn't have any coffee machine/bags/cups or anything for a morning cup in the room. If you pay 14€ for breakfast at the downstairs restaurant, you can have unlimited cups out of the Laurin restaurant machine. But I can't believe they don't offer that machine to hotel guests from 8am-10am. Give me a token or something. It's 2024. I don't know of any decent hotels that don't offer coffee in room for their guests. Additionally the front desk staff could barely speak English (which is fine - I understand it's not America)....but I got better service and English from the alley baristas down the road. They aren't hugely accommodating, helpful, or gracious. It's a basic room in a great area. Go to Sweet Spot Kaffee a few yards down the alley to the left for unbelievable coffee. Flat whites for the win!

The room was clean at least. Wasn't anything special. It reminded me of a college dorm. We knew we were reserving our stay at Hotel am Markt for the location, not a 4-5 star hotel experience, but my goodness...we did not expect to be treated so poorly by their staff consistently. I rarely leave reviews, but this experience was so bad I really needed to share it. The rooms temp was really hot, so we had to keep the windows open to be comfortable enough to sleep at night. Between the noise from the kitchens dishes clinking all hours of the night below our room, drunk people fighting in the alleys at night consistently (we were not there during Oktoberfest) AND ( more importantly) several, extremely rude men that work at the front desk, we couldn't check out fast enough. Do yourself a favor...find another hotel near Marienplatz! Marienplatz can be seen in 1 day anyways. Stay somewhere on the outside of Munich & just drive in to Marienplatz for a day trip. This hotel is not worth spending your hard earned money at.

For the price point and during Oktoberfest, not a bad deal for sure. I found the staff to be very helpful. The rooms are small and the doors don't seal fully (lots of noise seeps through into hallways). If you are a light sleeper, bring earplugs.

The location is perfect even though the hotel is not. The old/tiny rooms I can deal with, but the staff is TERRIBLE!! Last night after midnight the fire alarm went off. Many guests ran down to the lobby and the girl behind the desk was CLUELESS as to what was happening and/or any procedure to follow. She was a deer in headlights. Finally another woman came out and said it was a false alarm and to go back to bed. We all asked how she knew it was false and she said "because I don't smell smoke, do you?" We explained that it could be a gas leak and asked if fire department was coming. They wouldn't call because manager said they'd get fined!!! Ridiculous...they had ZERO concern for their guests safety and just argued with the many sleepy guests in their lobby. Everyone was upset and in shock at the way the staff handled, or rather DIDN'T handle the situation. We will NEVER stay here again.

Good, clean and convenient hotel for a low price. Everything is a close walk. It does get a little noisy due to it being next to a lot of bars, but definitely not unbearable. Add breakfast for 5 euro which consists of breads, fruits and deli meats. Extremely convenient since it opens at 7am when everything else is closed.

The hotel is conveniently located near the Famous Farmer's Market in Munich. Beware that the rooms are small. The beds are very small too (single, twin size beds). The bathroom is surprisingly large in comparison. But the entire room does offer a dorm room feel. The elevator is very very small too, it can comfortably carry one person at a time or one skinny person with a suitcase. The staff members there are nice and accommodating. I will consider staying there again.

Location is great. The room was clean and cosy, but what was off was the attitude of the man at the front desk. If i go back to Munich i wouldn't stay there but it was an overall good experience.

We just got home from our vacay and I so loved our stay in Munich at Hotel am Markt that I had to write a review. Reasons why I would absolutely stay here again #1: The location was absolutely amazing!!! Right in the heart of old town, restaurants, shops and a beer garden basically right outside the door. #2 Clean rooms, on the small side but your not going to Munich to stay in your room. Pleasantly the bathroom was large and newer construction so it was spotless. The shower drained slow but that's my only complaint. Nice windows in bathroom and room to get ventilation and here the hustle and bustle in the cobblestones picturesque streets below. #3 a lady working at the front desk went above and beyond telling us to walk along the river to the English Garden where we rented bikes, visited a few beer gardens and had a wonderful afternoon. Wonderful recommendation! #4 and my favorite, THE BREAKFAST!!!! Only $13 euro, opened at 7:30 (nothing else around is open yet which I had read on someone else's review so we added it to our stay) was so good, cappuccino machine , fresh loaves of bread, meats and cheeses, delishious croissants, yoghurt and granolas. Great way to fuel up for the day. If we ever go to Munich again this is where I'll be staying.

Quaint hotel right by the main Christmas market in Munich! Staff were so fun and kind; thank you!

This is a cute little hotel in downtown Munich. My wife and I found it in a whim as we were traveling through Germany. There's no street access for cars so you'll have to park a few minutes away. But the walk is through a fun and lively part of the city so we didn't mind. The rooms were very basic but had everything we needed for a night's stay (double bed, TV, nice bathroom). The staff was very nice and the rates were competitive for this part of town. It's within walking distance of countless restaurants and bars. We highly recommend Hotel am Markt and will definitely stay here again!