Hotel Altmünchen in Munchen

I stayed here in october 2025 on a work trip, I would not recommend because of some key issues. Firstly, the location was very good next to Sendlinger Tor and my room was quiet at night. It was a bit old, but that is the style of the hotel.

I think I would have problems with a trolley or wheelchair up the small elevator, but not my main concerns.

The breakfast was extra for 16 Euros and was subpar, the coffee was weak, I had to buy a new one in a cafè afterwards, the selection was very limited with the only eggs beeing hardboiled and blue inside.

My main concern was the hotel beeing cheap, paying 146 euros per night, which I found a lot for this standard I was not given free coffee in the room, but had to pay 1 euro per pod of coffee (it costs like 30 cents per pod, can you not just give me five?). The worst thing was the fee for a lost key which was outrageous. 499 euros (why not 500? Are you trying to sell it to me). I see some other comments where the owners are laughing at guests commenting this saying you could just leave the key in the lobby. Well, in the brochure it could not guarantee a 24/7 open lobby ("usually" open it said, whatver that ment). I didnt want to get back to the hotel late at night, find no one in the lobby and no chance to get to my room. So I kept the key in my pocket and had to check my pocket every 10 minutes to make sure I hadnt lost it and owed the hotel 500 euros. The legality of this fee would be interesting to challenge.

Find something else.

Stayed at hotel on business. Location is good, but if your a light sleeper like myself you will find it noisy with the traffic outside and at times other guests slamming their doors. Have used before with colleagues and was ok. Sadly this time person on charge at reception was very rude and left me very frustrated one evening before bed. Sadly not very professional. Because of this we will not be returning next time.