H2 Hotel München Olympiapark

Room is ok to the value we spent. But the amenities in the room is so small. Not even a glass for drinking water. Our shower door rubber was missing also creating a big whole and wet all the floor while showering. No fixing provide during our two nights stay. Breakfast is ok Staffs are nice though.

Excellent value for money and location. Pretty good breakfast. Clean facilities. Fair option, if you are looking for a cheap stay in Munich. The only small downside is that the room was a little bit dirty, but nothing big.

We stayed here for 2 nights (3 people) and the hotel truly exceeded our expectations. Our room was spacious, quiet, and had an amazing view. The automatic blinds were a nice modern touch that made the stay even more comfortable. For the price, I do wish the amenities were a bit better — larger towels, slippers in the room, and a more complete amenity kit (like full-sized shampoo). That said, the breakfast more than made up for it. The selection was excellent, and even with the hotel fully booked during Oktoberfest, the large breakfast room accommodated everyone comfortably without feeling crowded. The location is another huge plus: the metro station is right in front of the hotel, making it super convenient whether you’re in Munich for sightseeing, Oktoberfest, or business. Overall, a great stay and one I would definitely recommend.

Overall was good. The room was clean; a towel had a small hole but that was ok. Maybe, you could add 1-2 glasses for us having some water in the bathroom. Some people in reception could be more friendly I think. For example, when I asked to have a receipt for the water in order to take the money back from my company, I was told that the company would not pay for this. I think his/her duty is only to give me the receipt showing pleasure, not trying to avoid it. Maybe I am wrong, but, at least this is what I felt. Moreover, in bistro, the quality of food was not so good in my personal opinion, especially for my sensitive digestive system. Maybe you could add some higher quality food, by charging a little more money.. Thank you.

The location is superb and the rooms are perfectly clean. These are the good parts. The hallways smell like poop (ventilation issue?). Lots of furniture is damaged in some way (dents, one of the reading lamps could not longer be adjusted). Some things are just poor quality (shower water pressure, window noise insulation, thermostat that requires an explanation to even tell where the buttons are). Front desk staff seemed to struggle with basic tasks like payment (bad software?). Breakfast was quite disappointing for this price category. Eggs ran out and weren't restocked until I was already leaving. Long queues at the only working coffee machine. Juice and water come out of a single faucet ("beverage cloaca"), leading to plain still water having a bitter aftertaste from grapefruit juice that was dispensed earlier. Basics like orange juice and bacon are simply not available. If you arrive by car, have a plan B available for parking. There are only 70 spots for 1200 beds, and about a third is reserved for EVs and disabled people, and you can't book spots in advance. We were lucky and got the last free spot. If you're just looking for a place to crash after an event in nearby Olympia park, this place is perfect, as it is just a leisurely and safe walk away.

We got a good price even during a Fair, the hotel is quite big. I missed having my room tidied during my 3 night stay. We arrived early and have been told quite stern that the checkin was after 3pm, even tough we just wanted to store our lugage until checkin. They also had issues providing the invoice at checkout, we got it later per email. The U3 station and bus station is in front of the entrance, this is a big plus for me. Small mold spots in the shower put me a little off, but i coud live with it.

Horrible experience. Where to start... Both rooms had faulty lighting. Repairman just flipped the breakers and the fault returned next night. In bathrooms there were noisy fans that ran all the time. Breakfast... it was awful. Scrambled eggs from powder and meatball-like spam was a substitude of a warm meal. Low quality juice and coffe, mediocre ham and cheese. The jam was some kind of artificially dyed and flavoured sweet substance. You could see that they went cheap on the ingredients. Last day we ate almost nothing. The staff was mostly ok but one lady in reception showed very clearly that she is in a bad mood, she literrally rolled her eyes in front of us and gave some strange remarks under her nose. I've never had such an experience with hotel staff in my life. I hoped for a great stay and I am really amazed that this hotel has good reviews.

First of all, I think the reason the hotel is called H2 is because it's a two-star hotel. The rooms lack even a simple bottle of water, a refrigerator, a closet, or a nightstand. It's especially packed on weekends, and there are queues and chaos at breakfast, and I experienced this even at 6:30 a.m. Breakfast is adequate, neither luxurious nor mediocre. I think the rooms are cleaned once every three days, which I don't mind as I'm a business traveler (without a family), but I don't think it's very suitable for families. The views from the rooms facing Moosacher St. are particularly spectacular; I've included a photo. The location is perfect because the hotel is practically built on top of the metro station. Overall, it's a reasonable price for a business traveler. I've stayed about 20 nights in the last three years, and I think the price/performance ratio is good.