Bader Hotel

"The Skandinavian-type hotel built of wood is situated on the outskirts of Munich but offers relatively fast access to downtown via the close-by A 94 motorway. The wooden planks on the outside of the building do not make it look very attractive but this impression is not verified inside. Parking next to the hotel is free. Reception at the hotel was friendly. We were given a basically furnished room (cf. nightstands) with bright wooden furniture on an upper floor as requested. While the view through the window was rather bleak the room itself was very clean and offered the amenities expected of a 3-star hotel. As the Bader boasts to be 4-star we were looking for a fridge in vain, however. The bathroom was nicely furnished and even offered enough space for laying down cosmetic articles – a feature often missed in hotels. There were plenty of TV programs. Login to the free Wi-Fi was a bit tricky as there were plenty of security warnings. The best thing about breakfast were the traditional white veal sausages (Weisswuerste) but the other food was OK, too. The hotel can be recommended the more so as the price-performance-ratio is reasonable."

"New hotel, nordic style, clean. But service has to improve. Wrong room assignment, long 10mn for checkout, have to ask for eggs at breakfast as no one checking what was left,...and a bit expensive (184euros)..and when we told on the errors of bookings , the Reception manager argued it was our fault.. So good hotel, not very cheap , service to improve"

"I've stayed here for one night during a business trip. The rooms are kept in a typical scandinavian style with wood panels all over the room giving this hotel a truly unique character. Everything was clean, the room itself had a decent size and the breakfast was superb. The same is true for the very helpful and friendly staff. The only downside is that public transport is non-existing after 8pm in the evening, but I suppose most guests arrive by car. I can definitely recommend staying here if you are looking for a unique and well-run place east of Munich."