Hotel Am Volksgarten

Excellent hotel with a touch of art and aesthetics with good taste for colours and styles . My room was very cosy , with several elegant pieces of Buddhist art and from Far East . Very clean, everywhere is very clean from the threshold of the street entrance till the last part of the building i walked on. The owner is really a patron of arts . Maybe he is an architect or an artist. HOW TO ENTER THE BUILDING: I called the owner late in the evening for getting more information about the way to enter the building. He friendly gave me all the needed information. Actually it is very easy. After the reservation , on my phone I received an SMS message with a code number: outside the building there is a secured box. I dialed the code and the key immediately fell down inside the little hole of the box. SURROUNDINGS : the district is aresidential German -German area where families and salarymen live . It means in the evening there are NO parking spaces available on the near streets. I needed to park at one km distance, but it was not a big trouble for me. If you have time, please go to the near Josephplatz. NO ELEVATOR. Don't disappoint by yourself: if you carry heavy luggage, you must ask the reservation to offer you one of the rooms at the ground floor. FINAL COMMENTS :I recommend this hotel for its touch of unique personality. The owner really enjoys the art of hosting . I feel this hotel is really the passion of his life . Please respect this place and keep it clean.

I chose this hotel from Orbitz for its location close to Mitsubishi Elektrik Halle (easy walking distance) and that it was a real Old World experience -- it's not Holiday Inn, it's an old-style family-run hotel. Although the rooms are small, how much time do you really spend in your room anyway? There is a lovely sitting area in the courtyard, and a delicious buffet breakfast provided every morning (including eggs from the friendly owner's farm). Step outside the doors of the hotel and you are in a lovely residential neighborhood with plenty of little shops and restaurants and easy access to excellent public transport. The stairs are a little steep. winding and daunting if you are an older person or have a disability that makes stairs impossible. All others will find this charming little gem a very pleasant place to stay!