Centro Hotel Mondial

“Good hotel”

A well located hotel close to a tube station. Comfortable, clean and with helpfull staff and a good breakfast. Very noisy late at night though as there is a bar opposite the front which opens late.

“Close to train station”

Close to the pedestrian street leading to the city center of Munich. 15 minute walking distance away from the train station. The hotel is quite old and the rooms are small. For what the accomodation is, the price was high. Upon checking out, we were allowed to leave the luggage in a locked room.

“Nice hotel, but got locked out one night!”

I was a bit unsure whether or not I should book this hotel as it had some mixed reviews, but I took the chance. The hotel is located just a few meters from Sendlinger Tor which is just one metro stop away from Munich central station. Sendlinger Tor is a hub serving six metro lines and four tram lin… more

I was a bit unsure whether or not I should book this hotel as it had some mixed reviews, but I took the chance. The hotel is located just a few meters from Sendlinger Tor which is just one metro stop away from Munich central station. Sendlinger Tor is a hub serving six metro lines and four tram lines. You also have a large number of bars, restaurants and shops in close walking distance from the hotel. Check-in was hassle free and the receptionist was very friendly although he could barely speak a word of English. Kinda strange when you work at a hotel in a major city. The single room was much bigger than the impression I got from the pictures. It had a large bed, table with a chair, a shelf for your luggage, an ensuite bathroom and even a private balcony. The hotel reception is open 24/7, but guests don't get their own key to the main entrance. At night, the receptionist has to open the door for you. This is where things went wrong for me at my first night. After going to one of the bars in the area, I got home at night with no receptionist present. I rang the door bell and knocked on the door and windows around the reception but nobody was there. I think I waited for almost half an hour before I gave up and decided to search for alternative entrances. Luckily I found a fire door in the backyard that I managed to get open so I could get to my room for a good night's sleep. I complained about this to the staff in the morning and they apologised for the inconvenience and promised to take this up with the receptionists on the night shift. I paid around €350 for three nights, which I think was a reasonable price for the stay. All in all, I was happy with my stay here but I can't give it more than 3/5 stars due to the inconvenience being locked out at night because the receptionist was suddenly gone.

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