Daniel Schulz, Managing Director of residir GmbH and author of the guides on ferienwohnungen-muenchen.com

Author

Daniel Schulz

Managing Director of residir GmbH and host of the boarding house at Ländstraße 6 in Munich’s Lehel district.

  • 8 years of personal experience in letting and managing serviced apartments
  • Over 80,000 guest stays looked after
  • 54 apartments in Lehel, opening in autumn 2027

About the author

Eight years of guests, apartments and short nights

Daniel Schulz is Managing Director of residir GmbH. He brings eight years of experience in letting and managing serviced apartments and, over that time, has looked after more than 80,000 guest stays: business travellers on project assignments, families on holiday, trade fair exhibitors and people between two homes.

That work is the source of the knowledge that goes into the guides on this site. What guests ask before they arrive, what they need after three days in an unfamiliar city and what makes a longer stay go wrong can’t be copied from a guidebook. You learn it on the phone, at check-in and from the reviews.

residir GmbH operates the boarding house at Ländstraße 6 in Munich: 54 apartments between Isartor and the Isar, opening in autumn 2027. As Managing Director, Daniel Schulz is responsible for furnishing the apartments, from the bed linen to the kitchen, and knows from his own experience what works for hundreds of guests a year and what doesn’t. He knows Lehel from many walks around the building.

Topics

What Daniel Schulz writes about

Munich and Lehel

Sights, walking routes, the Isar and the English Garden – all measured from our front door.

Business travel and trade fairs

Getting here, trade fair dates and how to work in Munich for several weeks without living in a hotel.

Temporary housing

Furnished living, registering your address (Anmeldung), rents and stop-gap solutions when moving to Munich.

Travelling with a dog

Dog walks along the Isar, house rules in the apartment and what dog owners should clarify before booking.

Apartment, boarding house, aparthotel

What the terms mean and which type of accommodation suits which kind of stay.

Furnishings and everyday life

Kitchen, laundry, sleeping comfort: what an apartment really needs for longer stays.

How we work

How our guides are written

  1. Based on practice: they are built on the questions guests actually ask us and the routes we walk ourselves.
  2. Checked and dated: opening hours, prices and walking times are given an “as of” date. Anything that changes quickly is marked as a guide value.
  3. Honest, not promotional: if a place is overcrowded, expensive or currently closed, the text says so.
  4. Regularly updated: we review articles with dates and prices at least once a year. The date is shown at the top of every article.

Guides

Articles by Daniel Schulz

You will find all articles in our Munich Guide.

Questions or feedback on an article?

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