Marc's flat is great; perfect location for sightseeing, shopping and for business meetings. It is large, clean and well appointed. For example Marc provides a real Krups coffee maker as opposed to all the variations of turkish coffee makers one usually finds in a flat. Filters too!. Monika met us on a busy Saturday which means lots of pedestrian traffic on the block and no vehicles to the front door at #3 Perusianstrasse. We pulled in by the Opera's taxi stand across from the Spatenhaus (ground floor of #3 and a local landmark restaurant and yummy--its a high end, traditional Bavarian style semi-touristic $$$ place) and shuttled our bags up to the flat (elevator to 5th floor then one floor walk up). The flat has plenty of lamps for reading which is a thoughtful touch that also distinguishes it from other rentals. The big TV didn't get any use from us but the wifi did and it is fast and robust. Plenty of towels and linens in the armoire. The kitchen is well equipped with dishwasher and a combo clothes washer/dryer which worked will for us. We didn't need to buy any utensils for the kitchen in order to eat there during our 5 day stay; that too is unusual for rentals. Sleeping in the flat is easy. If you like hearing the church bells in the morning you will be disappointed unless you open the abundant windows. The flat's solid walls block out noise from the street. We didn't hear much of anything from our neighbors in the building. There isn't much traffic on the steps or in the lift. I think most of the other units are offices. Marc's flat may not be the cheapest alternative it is certainly a great choice as an alternative accommodation to a 4-5 star hotel and a ground zero location (with a kitchen you'll save on eating out! lots of shopping in the surrounding block, so many cutting edge retail and restaurant concepts too). There is so much public transportation at your doorstep. The tram runs up Maximillian Strasse and right by the front of the building. The MarienHof U-bahn station (U3 & U6 lines) is 272 steps (I counted) on the back side of the famous Rathaus (City Hall). Another 100 steps around to the front is the Marienplatz and its central hub U-Bahn station. We had no trouble wheeling our luggage from the flat to here. A cab from the airport is 120 Euros but the S1 and S8 trains are steps from baggage claim, cost 14 Euros and drop you at Marianplatz in about 45 minutes without changing trains. The UBahn and S-trains run on the honor system and they never check--except for this year when I saw a girl get a citation for a 40 Euro fine. Perhaps worth the risk but why, they're so clean and safe. Munich BTW is VERY safe. I walk the Tal until dawn, never an issue.