
Double Room
- Room size 17 m²
- Queen-size or king-size bed (160-180 cm)
- 43" LG flat-screen TV
- Granite bathroom
- Free Wi-Fi
The Hotel Munich-Olympiapark is now part of our family, operating as an independent hotel with its own unique character.
Situated right next to the Olympic Park, it combines its exceptionally central location with what you can always count on from us: stylish design – just not a Motel One – genuine service and fair prices.
We look forward to welcoming you.
Good
Overall rating from 301 ratings
Friendliness 8.6 of 10
Cleanliness 8.1 of 10
Reception 8.5 of 10
Lounge & Bar 7.9 of 10
Location 8.9 of 10
Room 7.8 of 10
Bathroom 7.9 of 10
Free WiFi 8.8 of 10
Value for money 7.7 of 10
Breakfast service 7.6 of 10
Great but need far larger pillows
This hotel was very convenient for our visit to Munich for sightseeing and Oktoberfest. It is very basic, and we did miss the amenities like a kettle and cups in the room. Breakfast was nice but the bread was bad. The worst thing was that our AC and TV were broken and never got fixed, so we were hot. We liked the separate powder room. Would not stay again, but it was fine for our three nights.
I had a very pleasant stay and really enjoyed the hotel. Everything was comfortable, clean, and well organized, and the overall experience was excellent. The only small addition that would make the stay even better would be to have coffee/tea-making facilities and a kettle for hot water in the room. That would definitely be a big plus!
Great location just few meters from metro station (U3). Nice and quiet part of the Munich, few minutes away from the Olympia park. Excellent for morning run or other activities. Nice and clean rooms.
maybe putting a small fridge and a small cabinet or drawers would be better plus cleaning all the molds in the bathroom.. and of course, cleaning the room more frequently.
What a great experience, location,friendly welcome, spacious room and a great delicious selection at breakfast. Highly recommended.
Great stay, staff are very friendly, breakfast was good and rooms were to a great standard. Only feedback is that the AC wasn’t working correctly.
No daily cleaning services. Requested at the desk for the day but was missed too.
My TV was damaged and only partially functional. There was some mold in the bath.
Reception very helpful, Kind staff.
Breakfast was very poor. One coffee machine available to hundreds of people. One of the worst breakfasts experience i ever had! No water in the room and also we could not get any hot water instead you have to go to the restaurant for a glass of hot water. Very inconvenient.
Very friendly staff, great rooms with nice view, very nice location. I only needed a fridge in the room. Otherwise everything was great. Highly recommended.
⭐ 1-Star Review — H2 Hotel München Olympiapark Extremely disappointing stay — the room was unbearably hot Our family of four stayed at H2 Hotel München Olympiapark for three nights, and unfortunately this was one of the most disappointing hotel experiences of our European trip. The biggest problem was the temperature and humidity in our room. The cooling system was running and sounded like it was functioning, but it simply did not cool the room. All four of us—including our two children—were extremely uncomfortable and complained about the heat throughout all three nights. Sleeping was very difficult. We reported the problem to the front desk the first morning and were told they would look into it. Unfortunately, there was no meaningful follow-up. I eventually escalated the situation to the General Manager, who was actually very polite and took the time to speak with me and show us other rooms. I demonstrated that the unit in our room was running but that the room itself was not cooling. He explained the hotel's approach to energy efficiency and why the cooling system was operating the way it was. I understand that hotels have to consider energy efficiency, but that does not make it acceptable for guests to spend three nights in an excessively hot and humid room without an effective solution. We also noticed signs of what appeared to be mold in our bathroom. The General Manager showed us other rooms, and the bathrooms in those rooms did not appear to have the same issue. When I asked the General Manager for some form of financial compensation because of the situation, the only compensation offered was free bottled water. After three nights of poor sleeping conditions for our entire family, that was simply not an adequate resolution. To be fair, the employees we interacted with were generally polite and courteous. My issue is not with the individual staff members. The problem is with the property's management, the cooling system, and the decision to continue accommodating guests under these conditions without providing an effective alternative. The location is excellent—right by the U-Bahn and close to Olympiapark—and the hotel has some good features. However, a convenient location does not make up for being unable to sleep comfortably for three consecutive nights. I would strongly recommend that management address the cooling situation and have a real contingency plan for guests when the rooms cannot be adequately cooled. For our family, this was a 1-star experience, and we would not stay here again during warm weather. One interesting thing I found while researching this is that other guests have independently described very similar AC problems, including rooms that remain hot despite the system appearing to operate. Even the hotel's own review-response team has acknowledged complaints about rooms not cooling properly. That actually makes your review particularly credible because you're describing a recurring property-level problem rather than simply an isolated bad experience.
We stayed for two nights and one them we have the lights in the room ON because of a technical problem. Obviously we couldn’t sleep. The lights didn’t turn off and we reported this at 11:45pm just before going to sleep when the kids were already in bed. The reception desk said the technician was already out of the hotel and the only option was changing the room. But for this we have to completely pack and move from our actual room. That means packing all the belongings toiletries at midnight!!! We asked if we can move to the other room and keep the belongings there until next morning when we had to do the checkout. The lady on the phone was very rude and told us they were no more alternatives, just completely move or try to sleep with the lights on. Very desrespectful. Her reasoning was that she had to keep in the system two rooms under my name and if we do so they will charge us for the second room!! Unbelievable!! The only start is for the good breakfast.
Everything is fine, clean room and a good bathroom. Near center of the city, 10 minutes with metro.
Very far from the centre. Public transport very expensive. All around the hotel is a paying area including the P+R in front as you cannot leave it the whole night. Controls from 3 to 4 in the night. Very basic/poor quality breakfast: no pastries, during the 3 days no orange juice, no variety of salty products, no variety of breads,... really poor. Cleaning of the bedroom: We were astonished they only do it every 3 days. We were 3 days and then we do not have cleaning service and change of towels. This was not advertised anywhere. Bedrooms: no place to put the luggage and the clothes. Everything in the middle. Beds: pillows were a horror. Stairs to the upper beds very dangerous.
You would have gotten a higher grade if you had a working air conditioner.
Nice big hotel, very well situated (next to Olympia park and close to U-Bahn), comfortable rooms, big breakfast room





Right in the heart of northern Munich, directly next to the legendary Olympic Park, the Hotel Munich-Olympiapark is opening its doors – a modern city hotel that leaves nothing to be desired. Whether you’re exploring the Bavarian capital with your family, looking for relaxed accommodation with excellent transport links as a business traveller, or simply want to enjoy Munich’s vibrant city culture: you’ve come to the right place.
Location & How to Get There: In the heart of Munich, close to everything
The Hotel Munich-Olympiapark is situated at Moosacher Straße 82 in the Milbertshofen district – one of Munich’s most conveniently located areas. The “Oberwiesenfeld” underground station is right on the doorstep and connects you to the whole of Munich in just a few minutes. This means you can reach the city centre, the Viktualienmarkt or Bavaria Filmstadt quickly and easily by public transport.
Getting here at a glance:
Munich’s Olympic Park is one of Germany’s best-known leisure destinations – and is literally on your hotel’s doorstep. Whether it’s the Olympic Lake, the Olympic Stadium or the Olympic Tower with its panoramic views: there’s no shortage of leisure activities.
Thanks to the direct underground link, Munich’s major attractions are also just a few minutes away:
Munich has something going on all year round: from Oktoberfest in autumn to Christmas markets in winter, right through to concerts and city festivals in summer. The Hotel München-Olympiapark is your perfect base for all of this.
Business travellers value one thing above all else: reliability. The Hotel München-Olympiapark offers exactly that. Its excellent transport links make it equally easy to reach meetings in the city centre, at the airport or in the outskirts of Munich.
Why choose the Hotel München-Olympiapark for business trips?
Breakfast buffet to kick-start your working day
Where is the Hotel München-Olympiapark located?
Moosacher Str. 82, 80809 Munich – right next to the ‘Oberwiesenfeld’ underground station (U3).
Are there family rooms?
Yes. The hotel offers four- and six-bed rooms, which are ideal for families or groups travelling together.
Is breakfast included in the price?
The extensive breakfast buffet can be booked on a flexible basis.
How far is the hotel from Munich Airport?
Approx. 35 km – easily accessible by car or S-Bahn.
Are there parking spaces?
Yes, 70 on-site parking spaces are available.
Is the hotel suitable for business travellers?
Absolutely. Free Wi-Fi, a desk in the room, flexible check-in times and excellent transport links make the hotel the first choice for business trips.
Are pets allowed?
Yes, dogs are very welcome. The charge is €15 per night.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in from 3.00 pm, check-out by 12.00 noon.


