My husband and I had a wonderful three-night stay in this warm and welcoming space. We arrived after a long day of travel during which we had multiple train delays, both in the U.K. and in Germany. When we got to our room, all the stress of the day evaporated as soon as we saw how the hosts had gone out of their way to prepare a room in which we would feel happy and comfortable. There was cold beer, soda, and water waiting for us, along with a bowl of fruit, a large bag of yummy crisps, chocolate, and gummi bears. We were exhausted from 14 hours of travel and little sleep the night before, and as we sat there drinking a great beer and eating crisps, we relaxed for the first time that day. Everything they could have thought of seemed to be in the room, from paper towels to tea and coffee, games, guide books, maps, etc. Also, the space was extremely clean, the bed was comfortable, and there was a big fan provided that we left on at night because it kept us cool and the sound was so soothing. Wolfgang is a friendly person and a great communicator who quickly responded to all my messages; he even told us we could text him anytime if we needed restaurant suggestions or any other help as we were out exploring. We saw Angelika once when we all happened to be going out the front door at the same time, and my brief impression was that she seemed kind and genuine.
I would love to stay here again the next time we're in Munich! It's really a wonderful space with wonderful hosts. We also felt like we had a private flat because each floor has its own door, and so we only passed the door that led into Wolfgang and Angelika's rooms as we were going up to our floor and didn't actually need to walk through their living room or anything as we were going to our room. One random tip: there aren't many stores open late in the area right next to this airbnb, so if you need toothpaste or something, try to get it earlier in the day or while you're out exploring Munich.