Four Points by Sheraton Munich Arabellapark

5 Jason Dembele - 2 months ago

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I have been stolen things many times without care from management to take any serious interesting actions

1 Dan Robinson - 3 months ago

I was unaware of the "renovations" which meant none of the restaurants were open. Not a problem as there are plenty of beer halls / gardens near by.

The room advertised was nothing like the one given to me. I had stayed in before and a twin room was much larger and what I was given was awful. Apparently this was an 'upgrade'.

Rough tape was used to denote a 'step the the floor.

The pool facilities we broken. None of the lockers worked or the door could easily be opened once locked.

For a twin room there is a single chair, a single water bottle, towels for one.

With the Westin just opposite, I think I will stay there in future.

5 Ed Loeffelman - 2 months ago

Overall not a bad hotel to use for lodging when in Munich. We only stayed one night before catching a flight so didn't have a chance to check into many of the amenities. Staff was very accommodating and courteous especially at the bar. Couple of reasons for only 3 stars on the rooms - the outside balcony was very messy (cigarette butt and paint chips all over) and there were clothing items left in the room from a previous guest.

1 Victor Cicko Funder - 2 months ago

Extremely poor experience. Was asked to pay 170€ extra for our stay for something we already had payed in advance. I had to argue for 20 minutes before they found the transaction in their system. They have absolute no idea of when or what or who have paid. Don’t go here because you will end up paying double of what you should.

Cannot recommend people enough to stay away

2 Michael Dolan - 2 months ago

The building was supposed to be demolished in 2026, but they've pushed this building's demolition back to 2030, still it's obviously in bad shape. Clearly the hotelier won't bother investing in the upkeep of a property that's going to be demolished soon. It's old, dingy, dirty and simply a dated eyesore. If rooms were half the price I'd shrug it off as getting what you paid for, but the rates are quite high given the state of the place.

The shower had black mold on the ceiling. The balcony, which had no furniture at all for some reason, had visible cracks in it's foundation and rusted railings. There are stains in the carpets, holes in the curtains and a musty smell in the halls. I booked a room with a kitchenette, and yet there were no pots or even silverware available.

Again, none of these issues will be remedied, as Marriott clearly won't bother to fix a property that is set for demolition. Still, they could at least let the price reflect the disheveled nature of the place.

3 Christoph Euler - 2 months ago

Not up to date hotel. Since the rebranding to Four Points no more exec lounge. Rooms are rather old, but I really like the style. There are no filter coffee or fried mushrooms at the breakfast.

2 뚜비뚜밥 - a week ago

Definitely Used sparkling water.
So bad.. i throw away and pay other drink at front floor.
Thank you Sheraton for teaching, how to recycle.