Best Hotels near Jakobuskirche Pullach, Pullach Im Isartal

At the arrival we received rather little information, only about room number and the handling of the key box. The room makes a good impression, is clean, equipped with a small TV and goes out to the street. No refrigerator. The furniture works high quality. The bathroom is large enough and looks freshly renovated. We liked that. Parking is available in the indoor courtyard and on the street free. The double bed consists of two single beds moved together, which also moved through the rolls at the end of the night. We didn't like that. Breakfast started at 6.15, it was made all the time. Officially it goes until 10 a.m. The service was friendly. Coffee was available in the room in the thermoscane, Cappuccino etc. costed an extra price (cacao not). There was a large selection of sauce, s***** and cheese, breads, bread, fresh croissants and apple plunders, yoghurt, a little musli, fresh fruit, orange juice, rhetoric, cooked eggs and salmon. All was delicious. At night, you could first sleep at open window, but when you started the professional traffic it was too noisy. Unfortunately, even with closed windows, you could hear a lot of the cars (there are rooms with a view to the indoor courtyard, which are surely quieter). After the morning 6.30, then noises from the hall came to it, because the doors are rather poorly isolated. Below the bathroom window of room 15 is a smoking lock of staff, which often meant unpleasant cigarette smoke in the room as long as the window was open (even if not smoked, We would have liked information about breakfast times, Wi-Fi access and departure times in the room. For the constant running of Wi-Fi, you must link the hotel as a location in its timeline. I don't think that is good for various reasons. What about people without Facebook? What if I don't want to share such information on such a page? I must then refrain from the usual service to use Wi-Fi? There was a way to enter a Wi-Fi code, but there was no information in the room about how to get it. Also the adoption was friendly but saving. Whether we were feeling well or so we were not asked. In general, the hotel is solid and in order for the price.

Usually I stay wih family when visiting my hometown Munich, but this time I was looking to treat my partner to a special vacation for his birthday. I am so pleased that we chose to stay in the Waldgasthof, as we had such a lovely relaxed time there. Set so closely to beautiful woodlands and the river Isar, but also very near the train to access Munich city it is just perfect for a stay combining city visits with a real Bavarian country feel. The hotel staff was most accommodating in helping me to book online for a discount, and helped in the choice of room - a most cosy and quiet Landhausroom - comfy spacious bed, wooden floor and ceiling, and a modern en suite bathroom. Waking up to spring birdsong, and then getting spoiled in the country style restaurant to a most lavish breakfast. We also appreciated the cleanliness and the special care to up to date hygiene due to COVID-19, which had just started to spread in Germany. We also had dinner with friends there one night, which was enjoyable and of high quality. If you fancy Scottish Malt whisky, even rare ones, you would be in the right place. I have never seen such an extensive choice outside of Scotland. We would love to return at some time during a warmer weather to enjoy sitting outside in the beergarden and to walk more extensively along the Isar. My worries are always that good ratings may reduce my own chances for a return visit, but this hotel, staff and owners simply deserve nothing less than an eccellent review.

Super clean and tidy, the whole hostel is cosy and chill. The hostel locates at a modern community for youth, so that you can find everything nearby. Check-in procedures is quick. The only thing is that storing luggage (in a locker) needs 5 Euro.