Livingroom Mathildenhöhe

The staff were very friendly, and my spacious room was clean and nicely made up. The pictures in the frames were a bit weird, though. Watch the shower: there’s a gap between the glass and the bathtub, so water can end up all over the floor if you don’t position the glass carefully. Breakfast was simple, with muesli, cold meat, cheese, bread, milk, juice, tea, and coffee. I’d recommend it. You’ll need to take a bus or drive to get here. Google Maps doesn’t show the public transport options, so check RMV’s website and buy tickets through its app.

The manager stepped in and corrected the double-booking error, which turned a rough first encounter around. One colleague hadn't been very friendly, but the manager handled it with a smile and real care for the customer. The rooms are very nice, there's parking right in front of the house, and it's a nice little boutique hotel. Bravo.

After a few years away, it was fascinating to see this old neighborhood hotel turned into an affordable, high-end private boutique place. It feels like a haven to arrive at, with stupendous rooms, each with its own artistic theme and clean energies. The location is superb, a one-minute walk from the Russian chapel / MathildenHöhe Museum. There’s something otherworldly about the space. Parking is available with discreet security just steps from the entrance, which is rare. Breakfast was copious, luxurious, and healthy, with plenty for Vegans too. Many thanks to Mr. Imran Malik, who manages this radiant zone so effortlessly and is teaching his wonderful young team how to treat travelers after hours on the road through Europe. He made sure we had a peaceful, excellent stay and could recharge for the next leg of our journey. As the hotel name suggests, Mr Malik and friends treated us like friends. It’s always nice to see smiling faces. Until next time, my friends. Be well! Respectfully, M StC.

The food and accommodation were decent, but the WIFI was absolutely horrendous. It may be “Free,” but guests are paying for a service that's too slow to use. I tried to work and gave up.