The apartment is 10min bus ride to a central train station and then about 5min walking distance from the bus stop to the house.
Johann has converted the top floor of his house to an Airbnb apartment. To get into it you’ll have to use their house door and walk upstairs through their living room. That wasn’t very clear on the description but then again my German is rusty so I might not have realized that.
He made an exemption and asked us to get there before the check in time, as our plane landed in the morning. I found that very thoughtful and I appreciated it a lot as I had to spend the previous night on the airport so I was exhausted by then.
The apartment has all the amenities you might need to live and cook, it was sparkling clean when we got there and they even helped us with our luggage. There was a variation of tea, free for us to use and sweets as well. The bathroom was stocked up with anything you might need, including toiletries. His wife emptied the bins for us, as it is a little difficult to understand where exactly you have to put them when they’re full, if you’re not used to the system they have in Germany. We were asked not to wear shoes in the house, which was not an issue for me.
The only negative thing I would say is that it was overly expensive for 2 guests when I changed the request from one person. If I had more time to look for different accommodation I would definitely change it, but then again my friend and I were not organized well ahead as we have a crazy work schedule.
Overall, it was a great experience, we enjoyed Munich and relaxed too as we wanted. Johann and his wife were both very friendly and great hosts.