Hotels near Goetheplatz U-Bahn

"Lovely room, clean, beautiful furnishings, friendly staff! "

"Hotel staff were very friendly and responsive."

"Highly recommend for visitors to munich. Next to the train station for easy access to the city and in a very walkable area."

"This hotel was absolutely amazing. From the quirky decor, co-working space, yoga studio with sessions and the gym. It was beautiful. I loved the layout of the apartment. Small, but super well planned. Super clean. Everything had its spot. One of the best hotels I have stayed at ever! And I loved all the plants. "

"Awesome people Great atmosphere "

"Great hotel for pleasure travelers because of its excellent location. Close to train station and within walking distance to Kingsplatz and Marienplatz. "

"Clean, safe, staff are friendly, and you can walk everywhere "

"Fabulous location. Walk to everything!! Beautiful hotel with every amenity"

"I was very satisfied with the Hotel Daniel for the six days I stayed there. It had a great location 100 feet from the escalator down into the Stachus (Karlsplatz) where one can catch a tram or subway anywhere in the city. (It is huge and thus confusing, so you have to pay close attention to the exit you want. For this hotel you want exit D. It is next to Dunkin’ Donut and across from Mr Box Tea.) The only drawbacks: the shower allowed water to flood the bathroom (but it was otherwise a great shower—good water pressure and plenty of hot water) and breakfast was below average compared similar 3* restaurants across Europe. For example, scrambled eggs cost an extra 4 euros. But that would not stop me from staying there again. (My only bad experience: l left my key in my room one day but I didn‘t realize I had not pocketed the key until I arrived at back at the hotel at 11:30pm). But the front desk had closed at 11pm (as I knew it would). Another guest let me into the building but I could not get into my room. As the desk clerk told me the next day, I could and should have called the “Emergency” number but I didn’t think I was an “emergency” so I spent several hours in the Burger King across the street until it closed at 5am, and then I rode the subway until the desk clerk called me at 6:45am. But that was all my fault, and I should have called the “Emergency” number at 11:30. "