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We recently stayed at this hotel.The hotel is on a hotel lined street opposite Munich¿¿¿s Central station. If you get the airport bus from Munich¿¿¿s main airport to Central Station you can see the hotel from the bus as it turns left into the station. The street were the hotel is located has other hotels, shops and restaurants on it. The area is safe to walk around both day and night. There is a police station adjacent to the Central Station. A short walk (less than three minutes) from the station and you arrive at the hotel. From the outside the hotel entrance looks dated but inside is a clean modern hotel with a large well lit lobby, lots of comfortable seating and a large reception desk. The reception area has information stands which are stocked with tourist information leaflets and brochures. To get to the city centre turn left out of the hotel and keep walking on the footpath all the way in s straight line, crossing over at a two junctions until you reach the city centre. If you turn right out of the hotel and stay on the footpath for about ten minutes you will reach a beer garden. A taxi rank can be found at the Central Station. Our check-in was efficient and we allocated a room without any fuss. Reception staff we dealt with were helpful and dealt with our information requests promptly. The room key comes with a large metal key ring (not pocket friendly) so it is advised to hand in your room key each time you leave the hotel and ask for it on your return. The hotel lift is very small but works well. The room we were allocated was large in size with more than enough space. The room furniture consisted of a very large wardrobe, two chairs and a large desk. There is no fridge in the room or tea/coffee making facilities so if you like a late night brew bring a travel kettle/cups. There are radiators in the room which you allows you to control the room temperature. The room carpet had seen better days and really should be replaced. The mattress on the bed was adequate but very soft and showing its age. Two large duvets are supplied and further bed lined can obtained from reception. The television in the room is wall mounted. It is a small screen TV and more suitable to a hospital ward than a hotel There are good selection of channels including German, Spanish, English (BBC World News) etc. The bathroom was spotless and well equipped with a decent shower and lots of towels. Thankfully there was no bathtub to take up space. One feature of interest was a very large sink. Overall the room and its fittings were clean and sufficient. Regarding the hotel corridors they were clean; they have motion activated lighting and are kept clutter free. However, some corridors are tiled so the acoustics from them as people walk by can echo throughout the building. We did hear internal hotel noise (guests going to their rooms without thinking about the noise they are making) during our stay but it was nothing that was really annoying or a cause of a lack of sleep. Housekeeping was efficient and starts early in the morning. Guests staying at this hotel were a mixture of ages with lots of families, mature couples and tourists so there is nice friendly atmosphere in the hotel. Breakfast is served on the first floor. Serving starts at 6.15am to 10.30am which is very generous eating time allocation. The breakfast room is well laid out and there are lots of tables/chairs. Breakfast staff we found were too busy to deal with guests so don¿¿¿t expect breakfast chitchat. When you enter the breakfast room you select your own table to sit at and then you hit the breakfast buffet. The buffet had a large selection of breakfast items from bread, cold meats, juices, cakes, cereals etc. All the usual breakfast items you would expect. Hot water for tea and coffee was dispensed from a machine. The selection of different tea bags on offer was impressive. Observations on the buffet. Tea pots¿¿¿the tea pots provided were too small and only held abou

Have used this hotel twice whilst visiting the Oktoberfest.Two minutes walk from Hauptbahnhof, bar and fast food next door, five minutes walk from the FANTASTIC Augusteiner Keller on Anrulf Strasse, fifteen minute walk from Theresienweisse, ideal location.Hotel staff were very good and helpful, rooms clean and good value for Oktoberfest time.Very good breakfast included in the room price.Can be noisy if you have a room facing the railway station form the tannoy system, I slept well with the windows closed.

Right across the street from the train station. Very easy to find. Comfortable beds, although the "Queen" bed is two twins pushed together. Weird pillows. The tv was the size of an iPad. Also, no free WI-FI. However, the breakfast was phenomenal!! Worth it, if just for the proximity to the train station (if that's what you're looking for), and the breakfast.

I have just got back from staying at the Hotel Amba and I was disappointed beyond belief. I will note the positives first because it will be quicker. The receptionist who greeted me was fantastic. I didnt get her name but she was an older lady, very classy looking and extremely professional. In my opinion she was totally wasted here and would better suit a higher class establishment. She spoke many languages and was so helpful, I cannot fault her at all. The location could not have been better. Now the negatives....where do I start? My room was meant to be a 'comfort double'. Far from it! I had a double bed with a single duvet and a square pillow stuffed with torn up foam (I am assuming as this is how it felt to touch). It was lumpy and uncomfortable and was one of the reasons I could not sleep. I ended up piling my jumpers and towels and the cushions from the chairs together on my bed to make a makeshift pillow.The room was so basic it was almost funny. Do not expect any modcons apart from a hair dryer and a TV. The TV was small and old with only a couple of english channels, which didnt matter in the end as I couldnt hear it most of the time due to the noise in the hotel. The hotel was noisey! I could hear the lift door slamming shut every few minutes (which would be understandable if my room was close to the lift but it wasnt!). Echoes in the corridor from peoples shoes/keys in the doors/the people in the room above me/next door to me. The cleaners trolley was extremely noisey. I know there is always a certain amount of noise to be expected but this was horrendous.The worst parts were the drunken people coming into the hotel at 4am shouting in the corridors, banging on the bedroom doors and singing very loudly and drunkenly in German! The hotel staff did nothing to diffuse the situation (which happened both nights I was there). Breakfast was not up to much. I lived in Germany as a youngster and understand the cuisine but I had read positive reviews about the breakfast and was expecting a positive experience. It was basic and pleasant but did not cater for different nationalities. To sum up, I had approx 5 hours sleep in two nights there due to the constant noise. If you like your sleep, do not stay here. If you want to feel secure, do not stay here. If you want to be comfortable, do not stay here. I have stayed in both five star luxury AND one star youth hostels throughout my life...this was by far the worst place I have ever stayed.

The room was quiet and clean, the position and the location is perfect. The hotel is a very good one having in mind all the facilities that offers and the position. I would recomend to everyone that goes in Munich.