Munich Hotel Guide. Romantik Hotels in Munich, Germany

This was our first time in Furstenfelbruck. The hotel was conveniently on the village strip where we could walk to the butcher, baker and cafe. Lots a clothing shops were around as well. We walked through the park to the Abby and walked to town hall as well. We were fortunate enough to dine at the hotel restaurant that served authentic Bavarian food because some one had cancelled a reservation at the last minute. Would definitely recommend making dinner reservations there. The hotel was clean and interesting to walk through as it has been in the same family for hundreds of years and there are family portraits throughout dating as far back as 1000! There is also religious art and sculptures throughout. Being from the US, we gained a perspective of how long this village has been around. We arrived by train and got a taxi to the hotel door. It cost about $10 or less to get there by taxi and was about 5 minutes away. While in Furstenfelbruck, we walked around and then went to a rental car business to rent a car and begin our journey through the Alps! Be sure to get a GPS with your rental car- it was a great help and we didn't have to use our GPS data. In addition, it beeped everytime the speed limit changed.