Stylish ambience in the city
If you’re looking for a modern no-frills hotel in Munich with a central location, consider staying at Relexa Hotel.
We checked in after a long drive from Dresden and were greeted by a friendly receptionist who helped with parking in the hotel’s private basement garage.
The first thing we noticed at reception was how clean the hotel was. We felt very safe staying here during the pandemic.
Our room was huge and had everything we needed for a comfortable stay. The bed was just perfect.
All in all, we really enjoyed staying at Relexa Hotel!
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Location
Relexa Hotel München is located at Schwanthalerstraße 58-60 in the middle of Munich, just 500 metres from the central station (Hauptbahnhof München).
It’s also just about 700 metres to Theresienwiese, the famous home of Oktoberfest.
The area around the hotel is very lively with many shops and restaurants.
While in our room, though, we couldn’t hear any noise from the outside thanks to the multi-layered windows.
The room
During our three nights in Munich, we stayed in one of their 30-square-metre superior double rooms.
Both the room and the hotel felt very modern, minimalistic and clean.
We slept in a huge, super comfortable bed with mattresses made from pure natural rubber and bed linen made from untreated cotton. Also, the windows are soundproof so that any city noise won’t disturb your sleep.
We also had a nice sofa, a flat-screen TV and a desk, which was great for us when we wanted to work for a few hours.
The soap and other toiletries in the bathroom were vegan. So cool!
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Breakfast
Relexa Hotel serves a breakfast buffet with plant-based options.
When we visited during the pandemic, we got a bento-box-style vegan breakfast that included bread, vegan butter, jam, yoghurt, nuts, fruit, plus raw and grilled vegetables.
We also got a nice glass of orange juice each and a choice of coffee. Alex had black coffee and Victoria had a latte made with soy milk.
Who should stay at Relexa Hotel?
If you’re going on a city break or a business trip to Munich and want to be near the city centre, Relexa Hotel is where you should be staying.
Also, dogs are allowed in the hotel for a daily fee, which certainly makes it a good choice if you’re travelling with your furry four-legged friend(s).
For us, it was the ideal base for our three nights in the Bavarian metropolis.
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