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There was plenty of parking and a nice shower. However, the room had a musty smell, the staff were unfriendly, and the breakfast options were limited.
MathildeA month ago
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Peißenberg·8.2
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Hotel Gasthaus Sonne in Peißenberg offers soundproofed rooms with private bathrooms, hypoallergenic bedding, work desks, TVs, and wardrobes. Guests can relax on the terrace, dine at the on-site restaurant, and enjoy free WiFi. Located near an ice-skating rink, 36 km from Glentleiten Open Air Museum and 48 km from Neuschwanstein Castle, the hotel features a lift, luggage storage, and paid parking.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
There was plenty of parking and a nice shower. However, the room had a musty smell, the staff were unfriendly, and the breakfast options were limited.
Mathilde·A month ago
The hotel's restaurant impressed me and the hospitality was exceptionally warm.
Robert·A month ago
The staff were really pleasant, the food was tasty and the facilities were good, but after 5:30 am the main‑street location became noisy, making it impossible to sleep with the windows open; closing them did silence the noise.
Franz·2 months ago
The employees were extremely courteous and everything was very clean, yet the head pillow was unusable.
Philipp·2 months ago
The rooms were well furnished and the bathroom was outstanding—there’s hardly anything to improve. The breakfast, however, fell noticeably short: the orange juice was non‑existent, the tea came from a coffee pot, and the cheese selection was very limited. Vegetables were only whole cocktail tomatoes; no cucumbers, sliced bell peppers, or similar options. There was no fruit yogurt and only a small amount of fruit. Even the honey felt out of place, coming from outside the region rather than local EU or non‑EU sources. While everything else was acceptable, these breakfast shortcomings really detracted from the otherwise nice rooms and building features. There were a lot of flies, and without a fly screen on the windows, you’d spend half an hour chasing them before you could sleep peacefully at night.
Stefan·2 months ago