An "Apartment hotel" is a hotel where each room comes with a kitchen. These hotels are intended for longer duration stays - perhaps a couple of weeks, or up to three months. They are also known as "residences". Meals are often provided, but you can choose to cook your own if you prefer.
Here are some suggested apartment hotels in Munich:
- Stay Munich - it's about €990 a month - that might be a company rate though. Facilities include: gym, one free shared internet terminal, sauna, weekly cleaning. The don't accept pets. Ottobrunnerstrasse - to get there, get the 55 from Ostbanhof and get off at Weddingerstr. or Woferlstr and walk up from there.
- Hotel Max Emanuel - right by the Isar. It is both a 3-star hotel, and you can get a slightly bigger rooms as service apartment. Breakfast provided, and quite a good breakfast too. About €900 to €1000 a month. Another review: I stayed there for a month in the winter. Will never stay in one again. Room too small, kitchen-closet was tiny even by boy scout camping expectations, heater was full-on and unadjustable, breakfast not so good by Munich hotel standards.
- Park Hotel - I lived there for 2 months, very friendly. Parkstrasse 31, 80339 Munich. Phone: 089/51995-0 http://www.parkhoteltheresienhoehe.de
- Astron Apartements - see also: Astron Apartements
- Apart Hotels - there are two in Munich: Sendling and Giesing. BMW used to house the short-term Rover workers here when they came over from Longbridge. Apart Hotels & Residences, Heimgartenstraße 14, 81539 München, Phone: +49 89 62039-0, http://www.apart-muenchen.de
- City Apparts - Marsstrasse by Hauptbahnhof
- NH Apartment Hotels - Ottobrunner Strasse. There are ppl staying there for more than a year.
- Hotel Am Moosfeld do mini apartments as well. Bit of a trip out, but easily done.
- Best Western Appart Hotel in Dachauer Straße, just up from Leonrodplatz. Dachauer Straße 199, 80637 Munich, Germany
- 4 Points in Schwanthalerstraße, Munich Westend - they have rooms with kitchens. Tel: 089-510830
- Karl Theodor Hotel in Gern (Paschstr?). Is good. A couple of people I worked with were in there a while.
- Mercure are known for their serviced apartments, might be a tad 'spenny though.
- Deutsche Post also has a couple of places in Munich which someone recommended to me when I was moving over. One is at Rotkreuzplatz and the other near the Hauptbahnhof
- You can also live at the Arabella Sheraton at Arabellapark in Bogenhausen. They have hotel rooms and apartments as well.
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