Hotel Monaco

I felt so very welcome and at home - this is a very beautiful non-chain hotel run by a lovely woman, who decorated with love and heart

Hotel Monaco is a traditional German independent small hotel, that provides accommodation and breakfast. It is very centrally located in a quiet side street close to the main station. There are shops, bars and restaurants very close by. The staff are very friendly and all speak English. The bedroom and bath room are clean, neat and tidy and of a reasonable size for this price bracket. Would return.

A clean and friendly place tucked above a bustling neighborhood. Decor was very cute, old fashioned. Place was clean and staff extremely friendly and helpful. Neighborhood is a bit raucous at night, but lovely diverse street life in daytime. Many good eateries around. No air conditioning.

Near train station. Neighborhood dicey at night. Good breakfast. Pleasant, helpful staff. Navigating Munich was difficult.

Hotel was very clean and comfortable! The hosts were amazing and very helpful with the questions we had. Breakfast was very tasty and freshly made. The noise level at night was louder than we are used to since we are not night owls.

Very cute hotel, with lovely staff. Extremely convenient for train station and major sights are all within walking distance. Very good value. Breakfast and wife excellent.

hotels.com asked how checkin was and I wrote that the Candy Bar is at the address given for hotel Monaco (9 Schillerstrasse), the hotel is not even on Schillerstrasse and that between selecting my room and its confirmation, it was changed to one with shared bath. The hotel responded immediately that I was untruthful about the shared bath, and that the Candy Bar is a "gentleman's bar" and since they can be found all over the world, I had nothing to fear from it, but not why they use a false address. When reserving a room at Hotel Monaco from Slovenia I saw that the cheapest rooms had only a shared bath and selected the next more expensive room, which didn't list a shared bath. How that became a reservation for one with shared bath is only known to hotels.com and the Monaco but they readily offered a private bath for 15 euros more, as if they knew that's what I wanted. At home I've tried to find a room listed there with shared bath but cannot. My photos show the block at 9 Schillerstrasse and the Hotel Monaco sign above the Candy Bar, with a woman who many not be a hotel employee leaning in the doorway. If the Candy Bar is not to your liking stroll just 3 doors to the Bad Angel, or the Dolly Bar, right beside the Broadway Bar, beside the KINO Sexshop beside the Beate Uhse Man's Planet. Check these on Google Map. If you want this, the Hotel Monaco wants you. But to check in you'd better go to Adolph Kolping Strasse, where the hotel entrance is, upstairs.

Not bad as far as hostels go, it is going for quaint and homey, with pictures of flowers and angels and little quotes everywhere, but misses the mark a bit due to location. You get what you pay for I guess. Room was clean, but the mattress was a bit hard and the frame very creaky and the whole building smells like cigarettes overlaid with potpourri. A fair amount of night noise, but on a weeknight not so bad as to prevent sleep. Located close to the tram line and Karlzplatz, on a bit of a rougher side street. They try very hard to make you feel welcome though, so A+ for the staff.

The room was prettier than we had expected. It was large abd clean ans we really enjoyed it. The bed was less comfortable in my opinion. There was noise from the street, but when closing the window it was reduced. Still could hear it though. I like the design of the room which was lovely. However there was no fridge in the room, so it was less practical. The service was good. They answered the door quickly and the chck in abd out didnt take much time. We stayed there one night.

What a wonderful little boutique place. Clean comfortable place. Location to traun station is super easy. Easy walk to city center and the old town sights.