When I went to Munich, Germany to celebrate the Oktoberfest, although I had booked a hotel room as early as June, it was difficult to find a room during the Oktoberfest. Not only was the hotel hard to find, the room rate would also be doubled, so I came to Munich for the first time. One day, I stayed at a hotel in a business district far away from the city, but relying on the developed railway system in Germany, there are subways and streetcars near the hotel, and the itinerary is quite smooth and unobstructed. Wendy also likes this simple environment. In the business hotel, remember to buy supper and drinking water in the city before returning to the hotel. (→Check price)
The location and environment of the hotel
The Innside Hotel is a four-star hotel located in the northern part of the city center of Munich, named Parkstadt.In the area of Parkstadt Schwabing, there areNovotel Suites Novotel Suites(Three Star),ibis Park Hotel(Two-star) Two hotels, there are many network and software companies stationed here, which belong to the high-tech business district, and the hotels in this area are also business hotels.
The advantage of the hotel being located in the business district of Schwabing is that the transportation is fairly convenient. There are two stations of U-Bahn subway (Nordfriedhof) and Tram streetcar (Anni-Albers-Straße) nearby. Buy one-day/three-day tickets The transfer is very convenient. The hotel provides parking space and is next to the elevated expressway, which is also very convenient for those who drive.As for the disadvantage of the hotel, there are not many restaurants nearby and there are few attractions. It is also 1.5 kilometers away from the nearest English Garden, which may be suitable for people who like to get up early for jogging.
▲ Arrived at Frankfurt Airport for the first time.
▲ Take the shuttle bus to Terminal XNUMX, and immediately go to the DB service counter to stamp and activate the pass.
▲ The DB Pass for any five days purchased this time will be used for traffic from Frankfurt to Munich on the first day.
▲ If you travel from Frankfurt to other cities in Germany, you have to take the 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th platforms of the Fernbahnhof.
▲ The remote station of Frankfurt Airport, located in the elevated building outside the first terminal.
▲ Take the DB ICE train from Frankfurt to Munich in 3 hours and 15 minutes.
▲ When I arrived at Munich Central Station, I already felt the joyous atmosphere of the Oktoberfest.
▲ During the three-night stay at the hotel, a group of four people can only rely on this three-day group ticket for entry and exit!
▲ Take the U-Bahn subway and arrive at Nordfriedhof station, then walk 600 meters to reach the hotel.
▲ The hotel belongs to the positioning of a business hotel and is located in an area surrounded by commercial office buildings.
▲The building where the hotel is located was completed in 2005, and the hotel opened in 2010 after being renovated.
▲ To the right of the gate is the restaurant and bar attached to the hotel.
▲ The reception lobby counter on the first floor is also quite like an office service counter.
▲ The six-story hotel has a parking lot in the basement, which is also suitable for drivers.
The INNSIDE München is a 6-storey building with 160 rooms and 5 main room types:
– Queen Guest Room Double room: 24㎡
– Twin Guest Room: 24㎡
– Premium Queen Room Platinum double room: 30㎡
– Deluxe Room: 32㎡
– Lifestyle Suite: 45㎡
The Innside Hotel, which is positioned as a business hotel, is surrounded by office buildings, but the environment is much simpler. There is a restaurant and bar in the hotel. There is a simple gym on the 5th floor. Apart from that, there are no other public facilities. The reception hall is free of charge. All-you-can-drink coffee is available, and the drinks in the refrigerator in the room are free. No extra charge. It is very generous. However, the wireless network can only be used for one hour a day, and it will charge 5 euros/day if it exceeds it. This can be very tricky. It should allow many business travelers to pay for it.
Visiting Munich during the Oktoberfest and fully felt the power of high prices during the peak season. This time, I booked a three-night double room (Guest Room) without breakfast and a 10% early bird discount. The price per night is about NT$5,600. Compared with about 2,500~3,000 yuan per night in the off-season (including breakfast), the price has doubled. This shows that a room is hard to find in the peak season during the Oktoberfest. If you come on weekdays, this hotel is considered a convenient hotel. , It can be included in the consideration list.
This business hotel fully implements the German user payment principle. In addition to the Internet fee, it includes: 22 euros per person for breakfast, 18 euros for daily parking, 55 euros for airport shuttle fees, etc. It seems that there are a lot of additional charges, but If you don't use it, you won't spend the money. The room price is quite cheap on weekdays. In fact, Wendy thinks it is fair, at least the drinks are free.Haha!
▲ The exterior of the building and the elevator space use a lot of glass, the whole is the style of a commercial office building.
▲ The room is mainly pure white, with light gray decoration, very refreshing and comfortable.
▲ The heating and air-conditioning outlets are located on the floor below the floor-to-ceiling windows, not on the ceiling, and should be mainly the heating configuration.
▲ The bathroom space is divided by matte glass, which is suitable for single business travelers or couples. Those who are not used to it should consider it.
▲ The equipment provided in the room is very simple.
▲ Although there are not many types of beverages in the refrigerator, they can all be enjoyed for free.
▲ The sink space is composed of glass countertops and steel frames.
▲ The provision of spare parts is quite simple, and the side space is where the hair dryer is stored.
▲ The toilets in German hotels are mostly designed with hidden water tanks.
▲ There is a free coffee bar on the left of the reception hall, where you can make your own.
▲ The commercial office area where the hotel is located, although there are no lively restaurants and attractions, but the environment is quite simple.
▲ The Anni-Albers-Straße street tram station near the hotel, the main way to get in and out of the hotel for the three-day itinerary!
Conclusion
Most German cities are centered on the Central Station. It is the most convenient to live in a hotel near the Central Station, but the Central Station is also the area where there is the most colossal area. For some people, there may be a sense of fear. If you have such concerns At this time, it is recommended to choose a suburban hotel far away from the central station. The environment and crowds will be relatively simple. In Germany, where the railway traffic is developed, the transportation of the itinerary is not too troublesome.
When I first came into contact with the service staff of German hotels, I felt that although Germans are not a smiling face, they have a very kind and serious service attitude. As long as they are patient and clearly describe their needs, they will seriously help solve and provide services. If there is a misunderstanding, it will probably come from the issue of communication and handling principles between the two parties. If you can assist in the handling, you will try your best to help, and if you violate the principles, you will just say no.
When staying at the hotel this time, Anya was allergic to the respiratory tract in the middle of the night and had a severe cough. She went to the counter late at night to discuss the possibility of changing to a carpetless room and providing soothing over-the-counter medicines, but was rejected because all rooms have carpets, and it is reasonable not to give drugs randomly Refused, but in the end, the counter will search the 24-hour pharmacy for late-night service, call a taxi to pick up and drop off, and properly handle the needs of the tenants. This is the principle and way of doing things for the Germans!
◎ INNSIDE München Parkstadt Schwabing.Innside by Melia Schwabing
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– Address: Mies-van-der-Rohe-Straße 10, Schwabing, Munich, Germany
– Phone: +49 180 2 121723
– Official website: https://www.melia.com/en/hotels/germany/munich/innside-munchen-parkstadt-schwabing/
