The apartment was in a great location and very easy to reach from the city and the Hauptbahnhof. However, I have to take issue with the presentation and the advertisement on AirBnB.
-It was very hot when we arrived, and opening the windows was not sufficient to allow for any hint of a breeze. When I asked our host about the possibility of a fan, I had to wait for almost two days before receiving an answer.
-The apartment was described as "quiet," and we found it to be anything but. The first night we were treated to pulsating club music, and shutting the windows to dampen the noise served to only make the room an unlivable pit of humid sweatiness. When I inquired about this, we were informed (with the same delayed reply), that there was a noise ordnance and we could either 1) speak to the offenders or 2) call the police. However, the noise ordnance did not deter the heavy duty construction beginning at 07:00.
-A washer/dryer combination was advertised, but when we arrived it turned out to be in the basement, and was incredibly difficult to find. Our house guide in the apartment also stated that one required ".50 cent coin" to use. I was already unhappy about having to pay for what was advertised, but was even more so when we found out that ".50 cent coin" actually meant 5 x .50 cent.
-Finally, the house was advertised for three people. Two would have been absolutely fine, but one of us was forced to sleep on the couch, which was wildly uncomfortable. I live in Germany and sleep on "German mattresses," so I am used to the normal "extra-support" that one finds in Germany. However, this was akin to sleeping on particle board. Additionally, the kitchen was tiny. Again - not a problem with two people, but with three, food preparation was comical.

I understand fully that when one uses AirBnB, one elects to stay in a local neighborhood in a local's house. Quite frankly, that is part of the charm. But to feel like our trust was violated, and to be made to feel that our requests were not valid, is insulting and disappointing. I will certainly not be recommending this particular apartment in Munich - to any sized travel group.