Living Hotel Prinzessin Elisabeth

The room was cozy and quiet, whichnis important for a light sleeper like me. The hotel has that rarest of things - doors that shut quietly, so you don't hear the din of everyone departing their rooms in the morning. The wee kitchenette was small, but good for preparing some light meals. The bed was comfortable and staff was able to accommodate my request for feather-free bedding. There were a couple of odd things with the room that the staff were helpful in resolving.

This hotel is about a half hour walk from the centre of town. I thought initially that this could make things a little hard work, however, on your walk down side streets on your way to town you come across some excellent restaurants and bars which I found a real bonus. These are safe streets to walk through, residential but socially busy. If you don’t want to walk cabs are numerous 15 euro to the main attractions. I was impressed by the size of the room.

Fantastic location if you plan to use the bus system to see the sites - The buses are very good in Munich. Supermarket directly below the rooms - A+ for that too. Breakfast buffet with a nice relaxed atmosphere and scrambled eggs and bacon - very nice! The hotel is near the Isar river too for swimming. Bidets, kitchenettes, plumbing, and room decor all seemed new and very well thought out. I didn't use the sauna or gym but they looked nice. The staff were super nice too.

Great hotel. Spacious room, super comfy bed, the blanket is a cozy cloud, very comfortable. Mini kitchen, free mini bar, nice view to the garden, calm and relaxing place. Very clean.

Loved the room, it was huge. It had a nice sized fridge, kitchenette and cutlery which was amazing! Meant we could nip to the supermarket (next door, very convenient) for water, breads, and cheese for breakfast! You could also bring some bottles back too (all around 1€ mark, golden). Bath & shower were great too, bath was lovely and long. Also had a bidet which is a massive plus.