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Gästehaus am Englischen Garten

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Fodor's Review:

Reserve well in advance for a room at this popular converted water mill, more than 300 years old, adjoining the English Garden. The hotel is only a five-minute walk from the bars, shops, and restaurants of Schwabing. Be sure to ask for one of the 12 nostalgically old-fashioned rooms in the main building, which has a garden on an island in the old millrace; a modern annex down the road has 13 apartments, all with cooking facilities. In summer, breakfast is served on the terrace of the main house. There is free Internet access at their partner hotel, the Biederstein around the corner. Pros: quiet location, ideal for walking or cycling, wonderfully cozy rooms. Cons: no elevator, no restaurant.

  • Hotel Details: 12 rooms, 6 with bath or shower; 13 apartments
  • In-hotel: bicycles, parking (free), some pets allowed (fee).
  • Rate includes: Full breakfast
  • Credit Cards: AE, DC, MC, V
  • Metro: Münchner Freiheit (U-bahn)
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Reviewed by helmutbooks from New Hampshire on 11/10/07
I can't judge the Main house, but the Annex (apartments w. kitchen) is to be avoided. Feels like the 1950's. Doors, window frames painted a prison grey. Furniture, lighting fixtures, other fixtures are of the cheapest kind and quality. T find themselveshe hotel does not own, but merely leases them from the landlord, at whose mercy they inevitably find themselves. But this dilemma needs to be made transparent to prospective guests!!

Member Rating: 1.6
Ratings details: Room: 1.0 Atmosphere: 1.0 Service: 3.0 Value: 2.0
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