A group of 7 of us travelled to Munich and stayed here during Oktoberfest 2011. None of us are very fluent in German. The Hotel was perfectly located a five minute walk from the Thereseweine site, and a short walk from two main train stations, and the Marienplatz shopping area only 10 minutes away on foot. Breakfast was very good, rooms were clean, with the staff very friendly and helpful. Despite the hotel having some building work it did not effect us. On behalf of our group we would definitley stay here again.

This hotel was in an excellent and convenient location within walking distance to the pedestrian zone. However, there is much construction going on (scaffolding, noise in the early morning) which, of course, can't be controlled by hotel management. The staff was courteous and helpful. Our phone did not work at all. There was no internet access on the lobby computer to check e-mails, etc. On the plus side, the rooms were renovated and the beds were comfortable. The breakfast was very good and had a large variety of items.

The rooms were ok but it would have been nice if there had been tea/coffee facilities in the room, especially as there didn't seem to be much in the way of room service or a bar. Breakfast was very good, and the location was central to shops & trains. Very reasonable price.

Dear Sir, The best thing was that the kind lady in the reception allowed me to leave the car in the rear part of the hotel. So I did not have parking problems.
I liked that you did not use my credit card, and I coult pay cash.

As soon as we stepped into the door of Hotel Deutsches Theater the staff were more than helpful. Throughout our stay they were always courteous, friendly and a wealth of knowledge for our stay in Munich.

The hotel itself was very clean, a short walk to the city centre, and the restaurant downstairs was fantastic.

The location was not an overly family friendly area, but being a minute walk to the main train station and a 5-10 minute walk to the town centre was more than great.

We would stay here again anytime we are in Munich.

We believe that we got value for money in terms of the accomodation and are satisfied with the general service received during our stay The staff was most helpfull and made us feel welcome and at home

This hotel is in a very convenient location, close to the city's main square and the Christmas Markets, the purpose of our visits. It is not a deluxe hotel as stated on the website and not worth the nightly rate. As we were travelling without the children we had decided to upgrade our accommodation but this was disappointing.
There was no bathrobe in the room nor was there any tea/coffee making facilities as stated on the website. Room was old fashioned but clean, extra large bed which was requested was two single beds pushed together. We did query this and were shown a double room but this was even smaller. Breakfast was only adequate, but the staff were friendly and helpful at all times.

Hotel Deutsches Theater is nicely located ...walking distance to the train station and to the center of Munich.
Easy to get to and from.

People were nice at the hotel. Food was excellent. They did have a computer and internet access that you could check your email for free..nice perk. But it was in the small lobby and you had to stand while checking your email etc.

Beds were nice and comfy. Bathrooms were small and shower was not good. Very slippery and dangerous and very very SMALL!!
We did ok in the showers but I was constantly cautious not to slip and fall.
ANd the shower doors were such that the water ran all over the floor......they had a hair dryer for use, but you could not use it after you showered since there was water all over the floor (we were unable to unplug and move the hair dryer).

Our window faced a small quaint square...very nice, until night time that is and you want to sleep.
The workers at the establishment next door (rest and theatre) would come outside on their breaks (around 1 and 2am) and yell at the people that they were talking to on their moblie phone. They were very very loud and obnoxious!
Then when we finally got back to sleep again....the delivery trucks et all begain making all kinds of noise around 6am. But that was not as bad as the yelling!.

When it was time to check out (after a 5 day stay)...the guy asked me to pay for it waith CASH...even though the web site said credit cards and I sesured it with a credit card.
CASH?? WHo carries around 300 - 400 EUROS in their wallet when staying at a pension/hostel type hotel?!?

Breakfasts were nice, food was very good and the atmosphere of the restaurant was delightful.

We stayed here three nights in a quad room with our two teenage children. The hotel staff was very welcoming. The hotel is adjacent to an active theater "The Deutches" and the courtyard was lively each evening a couple of hours before showtime with an outdoor bar with tables. When the show was over, there was significant (if not predictable) noise but this wasn't a factor for us as we were on vacation and not reporting to work the next morning.

The restaurant attached to the hotel wasn't very good and I would not recommend dining there beyond the complimentary morning breakfast, which was good.

The location was decent - about a five minute walk to the Mainplatz and another five or so to the Glockenspiel (sp?). The neighborhood around the hotel was a little sketchy (strip club a couple of doors down) but not unlike most other large, modern cities.

We enjoyed our stay in Munich very much and would consider staying at the Hotel Deutches Theater again.

Hotel lift a bit too small not large enought to carry buggy with child in it. Could only take 3 people at a time and that was tight at that. Staff very helpful and food/drinks excellent. Enjoyable stay. Location for city center excellent very close to main train station i.e around the corner. Rooms very warm could do with installing aircon system. leaving Windows only way of cooling rooms and as we stayed on the street side of the hotel noise was a problem with open windows.

It was hot and there was no air conditioning.

Great room!

Although having been asked when I would be arriving (we arrived at 13.30) the room was not ready until approx 14.45. Disappointed that having booked a triple room in a 4 star hotel the third bed was a pull out sofa bed.

Great breakfast and service at the desk! Thanks for the candy on the pillow!!

The hotel staff was extremely friendly, spoke very good English and went out of their way to be helpful to my husband and I during our stay. The room was a nice size, was very clean and had very nice furniture. The bed was not the most comfortable, but it was typical for a European hotel.

Small Room e small bed.

The hall is very, very small and therefore not confortable. An inconfortable bathroom, very small. Poor decoration in the room.

It would be nice to have a coffee / tea making facility in the room.

The gentleman at the front desk when we arrived couldn't have been more welcoming and helpful! He quickly checked us in and got lunch reservations at a great restauraunt even though it was 14:30.

Tea Making Facilities & BathRobes were advertised on the website ...but not provided.

We required a double bed and had only a large single bed and a folding stretcherThis was far from our requirements, but it seemed because of an unexpected arrival of a family group we were put at great inconvenience. As well we were required to carry cases up and down stairs as the elevator did not service our area Inspite of a very early bookong our room was not ready on our arrival... about 7pm...On two other occasions we were un able to access the room because of your planned maintenance..and no advice given to us..