Leonardo Boutique Hotel Munich, Munich

The hotel is ideally situated close to popular areas, making it easy to explore the city. The breakfast options were standout and well appreciated, although the rooms left much to be desired in terms of size and cleanliness. The staff provided a friendly service, helping to rejuvenate my experience despite the drawbacks with the room's condition.

I spent two days in Munich and chose a central hotel that offered parking. The location was great as it was just a short walk to Marienplatz and very close to the metro. The parking situation wasn't ideal for larger vehicles, as there were only six spots available. Although the hotel was nice, I would caution those with big cars about the parking situation. My overall experience was good, but there were a few aspects that could have been better.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed bag. While I appreciated the clean and comfortable room and the very central location that made exploring Munich easy, some aspects like the lack of air conditioning and firm beds could use improvement. Additionally, the dining experience was decent, but not exceptional, as the variety could be better during busy hours.

This boutique hotel has a great location near plenty of attractions and dining options, and while my room was quite small and noisy due to its proximity to a restaurant's kitchen, it was clean and had its own charm. The staff were nice, but it's clear they could work on their customer service. Overall, for a boutique experience, there are definitely some standout features, but I would have preferred a quieter environment with better sound insulation.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The location is great, sitting near all the local attractions, and the staff were quite friendly. However, the room size was quite small and on the older side, and I encountered some cleanliness issues. The breakfast options were adequate, but nothing spectacular. Overall, while it has some appealing aspects, it didn't quite meet my expectations.