Any feedback on these two Munich area hotels?
Aug 24th 2005, 7:19 am
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Any feedback on these two Munich area hotels?
The InterCityHotel Munich? (I ask because this popped up on the
Steigenberger website -- one I checked since we have always enjoyed the
Steigenberger in Bad Homburg).
Steigenberger Axelmannstein. (I'm in love with the photo and description).
I gather this is outside of Munich.
Thank you.
Steigenberger website -- one I checked since we have always enjoyed the
Steigenberger in Bad Homburg).
Steigenberger Axelmannstein. (I'm in love with the photo and description).
I gather this is outside of Munich.
Thank you.
Aug 24th 2005, 7:27 am
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Re: Any feedback on these two Munich area hotels?
OldWilmington wrote:
> The InterCityHotel Munich? (I ask because this popped up on the
> Steigenberger website -- one I checked since we have always enjoyed the
> Steigenberger in Bad Homburg).
Is's romantically located inside central station.
> Steigenberger Axelmannstein. (I'm in love with the photo and
> description). I gather this is outside of Munich.
This is in Bad Reichenhall, just 135 kms/85 mls out of town.
Jens
> The InterCityHotel Munich? (I ask because this popped up on the
> Steigenberger website -- one I checked since we have always enjoyed the
> Steigenberger in Bad Homburg).
Is's romantically located inside central station.
> Steigenberger Axelmannstein. (I'm in love with the photo and
> description). I gather this is outside of Munich.
This is in Bad Reichenhall, just 135 kms/85 mls out of town.
Jens
Aug 24th 2005, 7:37 am
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Re: Any feedback on these two Munich area hotels?
I appreciate the warning on the first. I'd like to stay in Munich for a few
days and take hubby out of town, possibly up to the second which is quite
close to Salzburg, too, from what I gather..
"Jens Arne Maennig" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> OldWilmington wrote:
> > The InterCityHotel Munich? (I ask because this popped up on the
> > Steigenberger website -- one I checked since we have always enjoyed the
> > Steigenberger in Bad Homburg).
> Is's romantically located inside central station.
> > Steigenberger Axelmannstein. (I'm in love with the photo and
> > description). I gather this is outside of Munich.
> This is in Bad Reichenhall, just 135 kms/85 mls out of town.
> Jens
days and take hubby out of town, possibly up to the second which is quite
close to Salzburg, too, from what I gather..
"Jens Arne Maennig" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> OldWilmington wrote:
> > The InterCityHotel Munich? (I ask because this popped up on the
> > Steigenberger website -- one I checked since we have always enjoyed the
> > Steigenberger in Bad Homburg).
> Is's romantically located inside central station.
> > Steigenberger Axelmannstein. (I'm in love with the photo and
> > description). I gather this is outside of Munich.
> This is in Bad Reichenhall, just 135 kms/85 mls out of town.
> Jens
Aug 24th 2005, 9:09 pm
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Re: Any feedback on these two Munich area hotels?
On Wed, 24 Aug 2005 21:27:22 +0200, Jens Arne Maennig
<[email protected]> wrote:
>OldWilmington wrote:
>> The InterCityHotel Munich? (I ask because this popped up on the
>> Steigenberger website -- one I checked since we have always enjoyed the
>> Steigenberger in Bad Homburg).
>Is's romantically located inside central station.
AFAIR I stayed there in 1967, the first time I visited the
Oktoberfest, the opening procession passed by immediately below the
bedroom window.
Despite it's location it was cheap and O.K. I'd guess that it is no
longer cheap.
--
Martin
<[email protected]> wrote:
>OldWilmington wrote:
>> The InterCityHotel Munich? (I ask because this popped up on the
>> Steigenberger website -- one I checked since we have always enjoyed the
>> Steigenberger in Bad Homburg).
>Is's romantically located inside central station.
AFAIR I stayed there in 1967, the first time I visited the
Oktoberfest, the opening procession passed by immediately below the
bedroom window.
Despite it's location it was cheap and O.K. I'd guess that it is no
longer cheap.
--
Martin
