Andreas place was great for our multi-couple trip. 3 completely separate bedrooms and a fourth that served both as a dining area and a mostly private bedroom. I wouldn’t have a concern for 4 couples being here and maintaining\feeling they had privacy. The large kitchen and separate dining provided plenty of space to gather and have lunch or dinner when not out exploring Munich or spending late evenings at the beer halls. It is literally a 3 minute walk to the Theresienwiese where the Oktoberfest is held, so the Bavaria lady greets you with a wave nearly every morning.
The flat is recently remodeled with a lovely brochure showing the changes and artistry that went into it, giving it a very modern feel. There are 2 toilets and one shower, so plan accordingly on getting ready, but wasn’t a burden for us. The flat is central located on several bus lines and the U3/U6. The U-Bahn closed our stops at the beginning of our trip for refurb, so we were forced onto the replacement SEV buses or the local bus routes. But the stops were still convenient and it was a quick trip into the Altstadt, Hauptbahnhof, or wherever we were headed that day.
Within a 5-10 minute walk were 3 different choices for grocery stores (one was a Bio-markt), a DM, at least one pharmacy, and a few other handy places to lay in supplies for extended stays. Take a 15 minute walk (or one stop on the U), and you’re at the Goetheplatz with MANY sit-down restaurants and beer choices, including an Ausgustiner restaurant, arguably the best beer you can get in Munich.
We had a couple of really oddball things come up during the trip, and Andreas was alway immediate in responding and get us taken care of. If (or rather more likely when) we travel with larger groups like this time, we would definitely be happy to stay here again, especially if during the Oktoberfest.