Bayer 89 Vi Vadi Hotel

Location is probably one of the nice features of the hotel (near Munchen HBF). A tram stop very near it. Coin laundry about 8 minutes away. Small fridge with welcome glass bottled water for the number of guests. Slippers, robes and kettle available upon request. Regular cleaning. We faced Bayerstraße on the second floor, and the noise was tolerable, and not really loud, with windows closed. We heard the tram noise/emergency loudly when we opened the window. It's actually a nice tilting door with good insulation, able to seal out as much noise as possible. We did not hear our neighbors, even above us. I guess really good wall noise insulation. Check-in and check-out were simple, but there's only one receptionist. There was a wait when we arrived due to an earlier person. Receptionists spoke/understood English. Easy to request for shampoo/body wash refill. We stayed in a room with 2 beds and sofa bed. Sofa bed was also comfortable. It's not hard. The breakfast is excellent! Where are they getting all those fresh breads? Probably 4 different kinds of juices, still and sparkling waters in glass pitchers. 2 fancy coffee machines, drip coffee, chilled wine, tea packets. Different fresh fruits. Cheesecake. Honey, nutella. At least 5 different kinds of breads. 3 types of ready-made waffle. toaster. 3 types of cereals. 5 types of cold cuts. raw salmon. sliced tomato/cucumber. Cheese, yoghurt, sliced butter, sliced fruit medley. Boiled egg, scrambled egg, made-to-order egg (we did not try), something like hashbrown potato. bacon (a bit salty), meatballs, turkey sausage and another sausage (really like this). Several condiments, even Babybel cheese. Ample seating, but it's best you come in early. Dining area attendants seemed friendly and understood English, but not all could speak English. They would greet you in German. You also had to tell them your room number.

The room was big enough for the three of us to stay without feeling cramped. The hotel itself was a relatively short walk from the train station, 10-15 minutes depending on the speed of the walker. The breakfast was quite good and varied, with hot options, two coffee machines and fresh fruit daily.

It conveniently located. It is considered located centrally to the shopping belt where you can find most things. There are trams right outside of the hotel where you can go directly or switch to other transport modes easily.

The car parking was confusing. Map given to be able to find the carpark is in German so we couldn’t read it! They give you a pass to park the car but you have to return it once you’ve parked your car but then you need to get the pass from them again to get out of the car park. Very limited parking out the front so this process was painful and if you were wanting to use your car during your stay this would not work. Thankfully we just parked our car and left it there until our check out. Outside the car parking great place very clean, comfortable and great breakfast buffet

Excellent location next to the main Munich train station (a 5 minute walk and you're on platforms 5-10), also local public transit has a tram running every 4 minutes that picks up at the corner next to the hotel and made getting around extremely easy! The 18 and 19 tram lines connected to many major spots in the city, and we could transfer to another tram or U line to get anywhere we needed to go. The hotel is 2 blocks from where Octoberfest and the Tollwood Winter Fest are held. A couple decent restaurants in walking distance. Breakfast was fantastic - so many options and everything was fresh. The rooms had mini splits which made the heat control very easy. Comfortable beds, modern bathrooms, loved the rainfall shower, very clean! The hairdryer is very helpful for the cold weather. Loved the shampoo and lotion scents. All the staff were lovely. Wish I was still there!