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"It was in walking distance to the old town, Octoberfest "

"Beautiful hotel, and a great location. All major tourist attractions easily walkable excellent breakfast."

"Concierge was excellent! He arranged our parade tickets for Octoberfest, Lowenbrau festival tent and lots of useful information. The hotel was actually right across the road from the main rail station. Within walking distance of most sites we desired to see."

"Fantastic clean property to stay at. Roughly a 7 minute walk to the U-Bahn and 10 to the S-Bahn. The staff were great and spoke good English. Would highly recommend a stay. "

"A fair bit out from the city centre but with u-bahn a 5 minute walk away it's super easy and quiet location to get into town. Very nice modern hotel with all the expected amenities. Super friendly and helpful staff and a nice bar/lounge area as well. "

"It was nice. I only stayed one night but it was very comfortable and clean. I paid extra for the breakfast which was reasonable. "

"Everything was ok the area very quiet "

"The Revo Munich is located conveniently next to Neuperlach Süd station with both S and U Bahn connections. Our room was spacious, clean and had all the amenities needed. The hotel has a nice friendly positive vibe with some retro inspired furniture/design in parts, friendly staff and differents facilities available to enjoy. It's also located next to a supermarket and bakery which is really handy. Easy self check in and self check out system. We enjoyed our stay here and wouldnt hesitate to stay here again. "

"First trip to Germany, and my wife and I stayed here to enjoy Oktoberfest! Couple of quick tips and notes: 1) You're a 5 minute walk to the main Oktoberfest venue, which is a series of huge tents where people drink and sing all day. You won't need an Uber to get around the main areas of the city. 2) Your right across from the train station! Super quick access in/out of Munich. 3) Down the street are a bunch of restaurants, bars, clubs, etc. Many folks go to after-parties at their hotel bar or dance clubs. This hotel has an AWESOME bar and my wife and I hung out pre- and post- Oktoberfest. It was full of fun people. 4) The hotel has an awesome restaurant. If you can pre-buy the breakfast, I'd recommend that - as we spent $29 euro each for breakfast one morning. 5) The hotel also has a coffee shop that opens to the side of the building. Great spot for pre-gaming drinks and coffee. 6) The rooms can vary in size. Our friends had the "Peacock Suite" which was absolutely HUGE. You can google 25hours peacock suite to see it. 7) Our room was fairy small with low water pressure. I'd suggest upgrading to the Swan if you can. 8) Overall, we had a blast here! Message me for recommendations on food, best Oktoberfest tents, etc."