LOUIS Hotel

Second time staying at the Louis Hotel. It has the most incredible location - near the main square, the market, sites to visit and so many restaurants and shopping. The hotel is clean and well appointed. Front desk staff is fabulous. Always attentive and helpful. Breakfast is absolutely delicious and staff is attentive. Great suggestions for restaurants. We stayed in a spacious market view room that was lovely to open our window and the the busy market. The room even had a yoga mat!! Highly suggest this hotel for your stay in Munich.

We were here 2 nights during our Christmas market trip to Germany and it was a nice hotel. The front desk area remained busy the entire time we were there. There isn't a lot of seating area for lobby, but we rarely use the lobby area anyway. There was a restaurant just off the lobby that did a breakfast buffet and lunch and dinner as well, which we did not use either, but it remained busy with guests from the hotel and people who were local/off the street it seemed. They did have a good looking juice bar that could be seen from the lobby. The hotel was well appointed, clean and the rooms were very well thought out and comfortable. We had a room without much of a view, which was nice as that made it quiet in the late hours/no loud talkers/ partiers outside of our room on the street below which we had in a different hotel during our stay. It was nice to open the windows and listen to the church bells and watch the snow fall. The hotel itself is centrally located and within walking distance to all major attractiions of the city. We never had to use public transportation to get around other than the train station coming into and leaving Munich. Staff here was very quick to assist with any questions we had about the city or where we could find things. Would definitely stay here again.

The perfect cozy, yet stylish, hotel in the absolute perfect location. ||We loved our stay here. I came with my teenage daughter and the room was large enough to fit an additional bed comfortably. ||We felt totally at home - the staff was lovely, the room was charming and spacious and our view of the bustling marketplace was perfection. (And somehow our room was quiet!) ||I loved having coffee while church bells rang, watching the marketplace wake up from our balcony every morning. |I would stay here every time in Munich.

Excellent and cheerful, very helpful staff, the hotel is in a perfect location next to the huge outdoor market, many historic landmarks, parks, and shopping galore. Rm 602 on the top floor was adequate for our one night stay before flying out of Munich airport , but the AC was terrible and we spent a hot night tossing and turning. Opening the window seemed to invite the rooftop pigeons to appear! The queen-sized bed is made up with only a very warm duvet, with no top sheet (Very common in this part of the world) . Realized too late that the pillows were too squishy. Other rooms might have better AC. I would have inquired about moving rooms if we were staying more than one night.

We checked in to the Louis Hotel and got first class treatment from the start. The Louis Hotel is very centrally located (right where you want to be) which made sightseeing very easy. We checked in April 19th, 2025, which was before the rooftop bar was opened regularly. It was open one night and we really enjoyed it. Kenneth was very fun and upbeat in the restaurant and Christopher was extremely professional at the front desk. You made it so we didn't want to leave. Thank you all!!!

Right across the street from the lively Viktualenmarkt, and about 200 m from Marienplatz, with many other attractions and shopping opportunities within short walking distances.|We booked the Courtyard DeLuxe room, not for the view but for the size, which was very generous. Pleasant room, daily complementary replenishing of the fridge drinks, daily cleaning. Roomy bathroom with a bath and all furnishings.|The front desk is small but functional 24/7, and the guys there were always very helpful with advice of all kinds about the city (concierge-like).|Breakfast is not cheap but it is fantastic: served a la carte with a wide variety of breakfast offerings, also with a partial buffet on the side.

We had a fantastic stay at the Louis hotel. We stayed in one of the lower priced rooms, however it was one of the biggest rooms I have ever stayed in, with plenty of wardrobe space that was cleverly hidden by sliding in and out of the wall. Lovely clean bathroom, and excellent location right next to the Viktualuenmarkt and literally a minutes walk from main square. Lovely spacious breakfast room, although I found it odd that we had to sign a bill for breakfast each morning even though it was included in our rate. We really enjoyed our stay here, and I would not hesitate to recommend it to others!

I rate it 4 stars but I certainly recommend this strongly to first time visitors (tourists) to Munich. ||You will see many well known brand hotels which are within a 10min walk from Marienplatz and next to the Munich Main Train station. Would sound good but as the reviews also confirm they have highly toxic and avoidable characters around them especially in the evening ||Louis has it’s faults but all things considered it’s a great package with a location which makes up for everything ||You will return happy that you chose this. And don’t worry about parking… it’s literally a 2min walk away. Taxis readily available and trams and local trains are again just a couple of mins away

I've nothing but love for the Louis. Located opposite the Viktualienmarkt in the center of Munich it makes an ideal base from which to explore the beautiful Bavarian capital. Just a short walk from the Marienplatz, you can easily and speedily train in from the airport. The hotel's spare, vaguely Japanese design appeals - think hardwood floors, muted colours, no superfluous object cluttering up otherwise open space - and so many of the little touches are ones I love like lavender-scented sleep spray next to your bed to spritz on your sheets, a terrific tea menu and an ambient music soundtrack that has twice helped me focus and power through work. The well-trained staff is attentive to your needs, whether they be for a classic cocktail in the lobby or internet access in your room. When I had trouble connecting to the wireless, someone was dispatched to upstairs with a CAT5 cable quicker than I could restart my MacBook! And unlike many hotels, the internets here are free (the way they should be!)

I arrived at Louis Hotel in shorts, flip flops and a Panama Hat. You may be thinking: because you were on vacation, right? Wrong. I was there on business (coming from vacation) and the airline had conveniently lost my bags. Joy. That said, I was checked in quickly and efficiently, handed a toothbrush and toothpaste by the sympathetic Front Desk and also told something about my key card -- to which I smiled and nodded (lost in translation). Upon getting to my room, I soon realized they had been telling me that my key card actually turns on the lights in my room. After several (OK, 10 minutes), of trying to figure out how, I located the thing-a-mig-jiggy by the door (technical term) and inserted my card: voila! Lights! The room itself is sparse, but has all your needs: nice bed, view of beautiful Munich, TV, cupboards, Free Internet (albeit very temperamental) and best of all: lavender sheet spray! I never figured out how to use the rain shower head, but did just fine with the other one that's in there. Hopefully future guests will have better luck. But best of all? The service AND the bar. After having many an expertly mixed cocktail in the hotel bar with my colleagues, I toddled myself over to the Front Desk in a borrowed sweater to inquire if my bag arrived. The (again) sympathetic chap said it hadn't arrived, but if I wanted, he would bring it up to me as soon as it did no matter what time. I eagerly nodded, fearing the worst: I would be arriving to my morning's meetings in sandals. But sure enough, at 4am I opened my door to see my waiting bag. Let's just say it was like Christmas had come early! After going that extra mile, the staff, convenient and beautiful location and clean interior would definitely have me excited to stay at Louis Hotel again. Let's just hope my bags come with me next time!

My favourite hotel in Munich. Stay there every time. The rooms are beautiful and the service perfect. Was only disappointed to discover that not all rooms have a bathtub... Luckily breakfast will compensate on this bad surprise tomorrow!

Amazing food and professionally smooth service from the staff in a very distinguished yet subdued environment. The patrons are all very glamorous looking or very raucous (yep, tourists here too, its a hotel restaurant!). The idea behind the culinary experience here (and highly encouraged by the staff) is to order a few plates between the diners and share in the joy. Favorites: pork belly cubes, soft shell crab rolls, Halibut in some very tasty sauce. Expect shell shock at check time, but even so, it keeps me coming back again and again.

Louis Hotel. I almost don't want to review this place because it is so wonderful and I feel protective. Huge rooms that feel like apartments. Windows/juliette balcony with doors that open. Impeccably decorated. Everyone who works there is top of their game. The restaurant and bar were consistently impressive - For a California girl, finding this caliber of Japanese food in Munich was a true surprise. Really interesting cocktail menu - I recommend the Umami. One thing to note - if you are there for work or otherwise really care about having great wi-fi, mention it to the desk/when you book and request a room with good wi-fi. Mine was strong the whole time I was there but some colleagues on the other side of the hotel had issues. Hotel moved them to better wi-fi locations and problem solved.

This is a very nice Hotel and it deserves five stars for location and the courtesy of the front desk staff. Why four stars? Two reasons. The beds are horrible. Maybe it's a German thing, I do not know, but it is pretty much like sleeping on the board with a scratchy wool blanket. We also had an incident in which we requested room service not showing up. We were not satisfied with the desk managers handling of the issue, but I will not dwell on it. The staff......awesome. The location....perfect. The market is on one side. The glockenspiel is on the other. The hofbrauhaus, Residenze, oedenplatz and Asem's church are all an easy to get to on foot. The U-baht is also very close and easy to navigate. Parking is off site and city traffics is a bear.... Be prepared!

I would give this hotel 5 stars for the location alone. It is perfectly situated between Marienplatz (a central town square) and the Viktualienmarkt (a beautiful outdoor market). If you want to visit any other spots, you are close to a subway stop as well. The Louis Hotel also offers a few bicycles to casually see some sites as well. The rooftop courtyard looks directly at the tower of Alter Peter (a historic church), and you can get drinks and cocktails from the rooftop bar. The staff was very courteous, making our stay comfortable. We ate breakfast in the hotel restaurant, which offered some traditional Bavarian options (white sausage, pretzels, etc.), and lighter options (fresh fruit, yogurt, etc.). It was a bit expensive for what was offered, but for the convenience it was worth it to me. For dinner, we also dined at Emiko, the Japanese restaurant in the hotel. We only had edamame and a few sushi rolls, but I enjoyed them and felt they were fairly priced. After a week of eating heavier Bavarian food, this was a welcome bit of variety. The overall vibe of the hotel is understated, but it feels like the management has put a lot of thought into the smaller details. Even the hallways are pleasantly scented.The hotel room itself was nicely appointed. The shower had a nice rainfall-style shower head, and the Ren shampoo and body wash were refreshing. I had come across these products separately and know they are well-regarded for being mild, which is key because I felt the air was a bit dry in Munich. I was a bit annoyed by the pair of twin-sized duvets on the queen-sized bed, but this seems to be standard in Germany. It seems like it is easy to have your clothes laundered, but I would have really appreciated an iron and ironing board in the hotel room. Wearing a slightly wrinkled shirt around the hotel detracted from my experience there, but I didn't want to go to the trouble have it sent out to be ironed for my short stay there. The one thing that I would say is seriously lacking for a hotel of this quality is the fitness center. The room is very small, and there isn't much in there. To be fair, it is sufficient to get a reasonable workout, but it doesn't feel on par with the rest of the hotel experience. Overall, I would recommend this hotel to others, and I will plan to stay here again if I return to Munich. I felt like the Louis Hotel offered me the chance to relax and to conveniently see my favorite parts of the city.

This is a fantastic hotel that we have visited the second year in a row because of the amazing vegan buffet breakfast, which now serves European pancakes vegan. The rooms are beautiful (upgrade to the deluxe one) and the staff are helpful, friendly, and make one's stay a lovely experience. This hotel is in the center of the city, close to everything and one can walk anywhere. We hope to return here every year that we can.

Staying at room 306 and I loved the look of the room. Corner with dual walk out windows and awesome bath. Then I went to boot up my computer on the bed, whipped out the paper with the wifi details and logged in. 2 minutes later a huge bed bug was walking across the paper. UGHHH, walked the bug on the paper downstairs and they gave me another room. Needless to say, only time I've ever paid 300+ for a hotel where bed bugs greeted me. Would never stay there again.