MyRoom - Top Munich Serviced Apartments

I only gave it two stars because it's near the exhibition site. The room had a metal garden table and chairs, so it wasn't really possible to work there, and the cleaning was poor. I found paper stuck to a pan, a badly clogged shower drain, dust in a corner, a heavily calcified pot, and a stove that didn't work. Glad I hadn't bought eggs.

The location was good, and that was about it. There was dust, dirty cutlery and glasses, and the beds were missing pillows. The shower looked fine, but its head was clogged with calcium and the drain wasn't working. They'd left only half a toilet roll and some soap from a previous guest.

The room was smelly and unkempt, with silverfish and dirt all around. It seemed like room service only cleaned the surface. You get what you pay for, I guess, but it did feel cheap and dirty. Check-in is self-service after 14:00, with no reception. Luckily, the email explained the process clearly and included two codes with instructions. The hotel wasn't noisy. The location is somewhat remote from downtown, though not terribly so; the U-Bahn is a few minutes away, with a large mall by the station and some restaurants nearby.

The apartment had some conveniences: its location made amenities and transport easy to reach, the rent was reasonable for the area, and management answered emails promptly. It also came with most small items and furniture, and the shared app-operated washing machines could be paid for by card. Still, those positives didn't make up for the problems. The apartment wasn't clean when I moved in, despite a cleaning fee of about 150€. The building was overcrowded, with too many units, which brought noise and little privacy. The company also took 750€ from my deposit without giving a valid reason, which left me questioning how fair or transparent they were. The shared internet was painfully slow, sometimes so bad that even voice calls were nearly impossible. The fridge smelled unpleasantly and was unusable. Long hair kept clogging the shower, and residents couldn't clear it themselves, so maintenance requests and uncomfortable waits became a recurring issue. I also had an emergency and needed a Schlüsseldienst (locksmith), which cost an exorbitant 400€. The emergency number said it wasn't responsible for my apartment, leaving me with an unexpected bill. There were some good aspects to living there, but all these issues significantly hurt the experience.