Götz

Really good.

The main thing in its favor was how quiet it was. I stayed here for two months, but the internet worked only during the first week, then stopped. The owners gave different explanations, including that police were looking for someone who had visited the wrong site, roof repairs, rain and a thunderstorm, and an ISP problem. In the end, I went a month and a half without internet. The rooms were so-so: the shower had no showerhead, the carpet seemed stained or otherwise dirty, the mattresses were torn, and the beds looked thrown together from whatever was available.

There were only two stoves in the kitchen and neither worked properly, and the only way to wash things properly was in the shower. While work was being done, they also broke the lock and changed it without telling me. I’ll never come back. Look in central Munich instead, it’ll be cheaper and more reliable.

On work nights, Ukrainians have parties, with broken bottles and arguments in the corridor. There are three stoves and none of them work. And at 9 in the morning, after a night shift, some woman walked into the room without knocking while I was in my underwear. I hope the owner reads these comments. When we arrived, we got no proper welcome either, just a message after 40 minutes saying the key was in the door, giving the room number, and that was it. Warm regards are not coming from Agata in Poland.