Apfelbaum Hotel — Hotel in Erding

We stayed here two nights for a full-day visit to Therme Erding. Overall there is nothing to complain about. The rooms are fairly basic and have everything you need, including a good shower, comfy beds and small TV. Very clean. There is also parking. The service is courteous. If getting back late from the saunas you can enter through the side door - very simple. There is also a fridge in the lobby where you can get Erdinger beer. The breakfast looked popular though we did not have a chance to try it.||You can also buy passes at the front desk to Therme Erding. You only save a few euros but why not since it only takes a minute or two. ||To note, the most direct route to Therme Erding leads along a dirt path passing through farmer’s fields. If going by foot, the all-sidewalk route is quite circuitous so the shortcut is worth it. For us this was perfectly fine though we did need to get out our flashlights at night to avoid the pooled water from the rainstorm. If taking the S-Bahn get off the S-2 at Altenerding, it is a short 15 minute walk from there. The area where the hotel is located is maybe not the nicest town in appearance, but this is Germany and everything is relative - we found it totally safe, if a bit drab.||Also, note that the taxis in Munich are crazy expensive. The taxi ride to the airport came out to about 55 EUR despite taking only 15 minutes and Apfelbaum being located in a cluster of supposedly “airport hotels.” Unfortunately the S-Bahn is not of much help unless you want to circle back to Ostbahnhof in the city. If you have time and want to save money you may want to consider a bus, but otherwise you just have to bite your tongue and resign yourself to...

My friends and our family spent a week in this hotel in this July. We had two 3-person rooms and it is very spacious and clean. When we arrived at noon and found the reception desk building which is a different building from the one we stayed, there was no body answered the door. Since we arrived before the check in hours and it was a Sunday the door was closed. It was a hot day and we had walked all the way from the train station so we got a little bit hot tempered. Luckily my husband found a young guy who was working at the backyard of the building and he immediately came to the front and made calls, magically he got room keys from the box mount on the wall. Then we were told we could check in to our rooms though it was supposed to be at 5 pm. The young man also offered to usher us to the building where our rooms are and helped us to take some of our luggage by his bicycle. We were lead to the third floor and he called the housekeeper to make our rooms ready. We waited about another 20 minutes before the housekeeper had done her work and the room was so nice when we walked in! The young man turned out to be the owner of this hotel. Yes not only the room, the service, but also the great breakfast! I want to recommend this Apfelbaum hotel and like to stay...

I recently stayed at Hotel Apfelbaum and I have to say, I was pretty satisfied with my experience. The rooms themselves weren't anything out of the ordinary, but they were clean and well-maintained, which is always a plus.

Another thing I liked about this hotel was that parking was never an issue - there was always a spot available either in front or behind the hotel. Breakfast was also good, although there weren't a ton of options to choose from. Still, the food was of good quality and it was a nice way to start the day.

One thing that really sets this hotel apart is its proximity to Therme Erding, which is a great attraction to check out if you're in the area. If you're planning on visiting the spa or water park, staying at Hotel Apfelbaum is definitely worth considering.

All in all, I would recommend Hotel Apfelbaum as a solid option for a comfortable and convenient stay...