Comfortable stay , room clean and spacious . Could improve by putting tea & coffee in the room . Location was good for the Christmas markets

Great location, nice sized rooms

Excellent 👌

It was convenient to the main train station, this probably justified the high price. Service and staff excellent, rooms a-bit sparse compared to website pictures. Also rooms on street side noisy until 0130 for the street trains, starts back up at 0500.

Room was comfortable and quiet . Breakfast was very good with prompt service and bar was relaxing . Location was good

During my stay at the Eden Wolff, money and a bracelet went missing. I didn’t initially report the money because I had traveled the day before and thought I may have lost it. On the second day of my stay, while at breakfast, a bracelet was gone when I returned from breakfast. I knew then that the money had been stolen, not lost. Neither had been in the safe, but the “do not disturb” light for my room had been on both days. I reported the thefts to the hotel and they were appropriately concerned. That evening I was told that the cameras outside my room had only shown the cleaning crew entering my room, but said their staff are highly trusted long-time employees. In short, the hotel wasn’t taking responsibility. The next day I quietly stayed in my room hoping to catch the thief. Sure enough, an old disheveled cleaning woman who I suspected might be entering my room during breakfast, faintly tapped on my door and within seconds, attempted to sneak in unannounced. When she saw me she knew she had been caught and quickly left. I went to the front desk to prove this was the connection to the thefts, but again they refused to acknowledge any correlation between the two. Their suggestion was that I take my case to the police. I stay at multiple overseas hotels every year for weeks at a time. Never, not even once, has anything been taken during those stays. There are nicer hotels in Munich at comparable prices which offer a safe environment for you and your belongings.

During my stay at the Eden Wolff, money and a bracelet went missing. I didn’t initially report the money because I had traveled the day before and thought I may have lost it. On the second day of my stay, while at breakfast, a bracelet was gone when I returned from breakfast. I knew then that the money had been stolen, not lost. Neither had been in the safe, but the “do not disturb” light for my room had been on both days. I reported the thefts to the hotel and they were appropriately concerned. That evening I was told that the cameras outside my room had only shown the cleaning crew entering my room, but said their staff are highly trusted long-time employees. In short, the hotel wasn’t taking responsibility. The next day I quietly stayed in my room hoping to catch the thief. Sure enough, an old disheveled cleaning woman who I suspected might be entering my room during breakfast, faintly tapped on my door and within seconds, attempted to sneak in unannounced. When she saw me she knew she had been caught and quickly left. I went to the front desk to prove this was the connection to the thefts, but again they refused to acknowledge any correlation between the two. Their suggestion was that I take my case to the police. I stay at multiple overseas hotels every year for weeks at a time. Never, not even once, has anything been taken during those stays. There are nicer hotels in Munich at comparable prices which offer a safe environment for you and your belongings.

Very clean and convenient!! Loved the room