Find hotels near Perlacher Forst, Munich from CA $93

"We like everything "

"Plenty of street parking, staff helpful, room perfect and very clean. Pool a little chilly!"

"Was fine but property feels quite dated. Restaurant overpriced (but obviously tourist targeted). Nice to be given adjoining rooms"

"Super sauber, freundlich und sehr viele Angebote inklusive Waschsalon. "

"Parking instructions should be put online in listing description. The apartment itself is small but clean and has everything that's needed. Lobby is staffed and nice."

"Ideally placed for travel into the City centre. Property is clean and staff friendly. No USB points in the rooms so take travel adaptors! Lifts can get busy "

"It was a great surprise. I needed a place for one night and I found a diamond in the roof. The receptionist was amazing, super helpful and very, very nice. She answered questions. She told me about places that I needed to find in the town. The room was actually five stars as far as I’m concerned. Very clean a living area with a bedroom. It was perfect A+ on this hotel in Unterhaching. "

"The room was good for me but very basic. What you pay for. The staff were helpful and friendly. It’s well positioned near two U-Bahn stations and the trains were frequent and quick. "

"First good things: the staff at the reception was very friendly, breakfast was good and room was clean. Now what we did not like: the room was extremely small. It would be still ok, but we were on 3rd floor which is under the roof, and outer wall is angled, so every time you approach the head is f the bed you can bump your head with ceiling. Also when getting out of the bed you have to be careful not to bump your head. The coat hooks located in the place where if you hang two coats they block the way to the bed. There were only 3 hangers for two people in wardrobe. No complimentary bottled water in the room ( we stayed in many hotels in Germany and they provided water). Bathroom is tiny, with no space to put toiletries near the sink. The towel hook is not actually the hook: it is a rod about 5 cm long (or short?), so the towel keeps falling on the floor all the time. There was no hand lotion or shower cap. While I understand that they can’t make the bathroom bigger, it is still possible to mount a wall shelf for toiletries, mount real hook for towels and provide a water for €100+ a night room."