Amiga Hotel München Messe

Name: Amiga Hotel München Messe
Address: Friedenspromenade 13a, Trudering-Riem, Munich, 81827, Germany, Munich, Bavaria, 81827, Germany

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Fast facts

Check in from:	1:00 PM
Check out before:	11:00 AM
Pets	Pets allowed with an extra charge

Amenities

WiFi

Parking

Non-smoking

Pets allowed

Internet access

Tours

More about Amiga Hotel München Messe

Amiga Hotel München Messe

With a stay at Hotel Amiga in Munich (Trudering-Riem), you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Munich Trade Fair and Marienplatz. This hotel is 7.1 mi (11.4 km) from Theresienwiese and 8.5 mi (13.7 km) from BMW Welt. Enjoy recreation amenities such as bicycles to rent or take in the view from a garden. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, shopping on site, and tour/ticket assistance. Take advantage of the hotel's room service. Buffet breakfasts are available daily for a fee. Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite. Stay in one of 22 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.

Reviews from

Mentioned by travelers

Family traveler

Comment: Aug 16, 2016

Stayed in: Aug 2016

Cute little hotel

Run by a sweet family, mother and daughter. Friend of ours booked us there. Hotel seems newly renovated, fresh colors and very cleaned. Rooms are small and those more inside the building are quieter. Breakfast buffet was sufficient and included everything needed. Fresh coffee, breads and Pastries. No soft boiled egg ( as per German law :-( ). Parking is public opposite the hotel. If in the area again, definitely stay there again.

Business traveler

Comment: Jul 15, 2026

Worst hotel ever

150 € per night for this room is quite a remarkable achievement – though more for the hotel than for the guest. The room was tiny and reminded one more of a cabin than a hotel room. For this price, one expects at least a decent condition – instead, there were stains on the floor, a broken mirror, and a bed that reliably showed its acoustic presence with every smallest movement.
The bathroom was also apparently designed with a very minimalist approach in terms of functionality. A reasonable shelf for cosmetics or hygiene products? Unfortunately, no. An absolute given, which is likely deliberately understood as a luxury here.
The hotel continued its very own style right from the arrival: Directly in front of the entrance stood an overflowing trash can. A rather unusual, but at least very honest first impression.
The breakfast was also a small surprise – though not a pleasant one. For what was offered, the price was completely excessive. Even more impressive, however, was the service, or rather the artful absence thereof. The staff was practically imperceptible and hardly to be found when there were questions or concerns. Hospitality seems to be more of a theoretical concept here.
Overall, this hotel apparently lives off prices that are in no way justified by the service provided. Poor comfort, lack of cleanliness, hardly any service, and a miserable price-performance ratio – one can almost only admire the consistency. This hotel will definitely not see me again.

Business traveler

Comment: Mar 11, 2026

Stayed in: Feb 2026

Scarily bad. As a hotel totally inadequate!

I have been a regular at this formerly privately run, small hotel in Waldtrudering near Messe München for over 10 years. But for the past year, according to information from the previous operating family, it has been run by a hotel operating company from Frankfurt, which uses a dual student on site to carry out the operational business. If you call the hotel, you don't end up in Munich, you end up in Frankfurt. And often no one answers the phone. That's the first deficiency. But what happens on site in the hotel is the summit. Little to no toilet paper in the toilet, silverfish in the bathroom, tiny, dark room in the basement where you have no mobile network and no internet access, beyond that there is no indication of Wi-Fi at check-in. In the room not even a spread-out suitcase had on the place without having to climb over it. The booked breakfast, which until a year ago was lovingly prepared by the senior manager, who is now no longer there because of the handover to society, is only worth half! To make matters worse, there was no butter left on the last two days of my 6-day stay! When asked, I got a patty answer: "There's nothing left, you can't change anything!" At check-in on Monday morning I had to pay the bill for myself and the colleagues. After I paid, the colleague told me he wouldn't want to have breakfast. This I told the hotel operator, who assured me to remove the breakfast portion (6 x 14€ = 84€) from the already paid bill and transfer the money back to me. Meanwhile, 3 weeks have passed and the money has still not been repaid. If you call the hotel (i.e. with call diversion to Frankfurt), nobody answers the phone. It is simply a shame how a poorly organised hotel operating company manages a formerly super-run, small hotel in the ground. I would advise anyone not to book here! That's bad. But the poor student on the ground can't help this mismanagement. He's just the poor S... who has to cushion this on the ground. If I were him, I'd change employers. I still have occasional phone contact with the previous operator and told her about the experiences. She is also frustrated by the demise of her former hotel. By the way: Another trade fair colleague booked through booking.com a few days before arrival and paid less than me who booked directly weeks before. Also a kind of regular customer bruise! I am so disappointed with this hotel, which will never see me again.

Couple

Comment: Apr 25, 2025

Stayed in: Apr 2025

Uncomfortable accommodation with insufficient value for money

We like small hotels with simple and functional facilities. For city breaks, we are looking for accommodation that offers good value for money instead of excessive luxury, because you usually don't stay unnecessarily long in the room, but rather explore the city and surroundings.
The Amiga Hotel was unfortunately a disappointment across the board:
We received a tiny double room that would have been borderline even as a single room. Now we can understand how a chicken must feel in the laying battery. Running in the room was only possible after mutual agreement of the running paths. There was not even room for a chair in the room. The interior design and bathroom have also come of age to put it politely. They really had nothing in common with the advertising photos on the homepage.
The advertised bottle of water as a welcome greeting did not exist. The reference to the accessible beverage refrigerator went nowhere: it was large but almost empty (and was not refilled even during our stay). In the room, no dust had been wiped for weeks.
The service staff were not particularly friendly except for one laudable exception, but this may also have been due to difficulties in communicating in German.
That with much benevolence the at best average breakfast
was then already the highlight of our stay.
We have to call the price-performance ratio inadequate, because regardless of the price there must be at least one service. We will certainly not be back on our next Munich trip and can not recommend the Amiga Hotel to anyone.

Business traveler

Comment: Oct 8, 2016

Stayed in: Oct 2016

More like a guesthouse than a hotel

I stayed for two nights at the Amiga and the first surprise came at my arrival. I arrived approx. at 7 p.a. and the door was closed. The reception closes at 5 p.m. So I had to call a phone number and a nice lady gave me a code for a safe where my key was deposited. Inside I had to find the light switches (hint for the owner: install motion detectors). That's not really what I would expect from a hotel, but okay my room was quite large, everything was clean, wifi was fast. At the next morning the reception was open and the lady was again very nice. In principle, I would recommend the hotel, but I'm not sure, whether it is worth the price I paid during the Expo Real (EUR 130 for the first and EUR 260 (!) for the second night).

Location

3.2

Friedenspromenade 13a, Trudering-Riem, Munich, 81827, Germany|7.58 km from city center

Check in and check out

Check in from:

1:00 PM

Check out before:

11:00 AM

Good to know

Pets

Pets allowed with an extra charge

Extra beds

Extra beds are available for an additional charge, depending on the size of the room.