Pet friendly Hotels in Toelzer Land, Bavaria

"Room and hotel very clean staff were very friendly and helpful we would stay here again "

"Very centrally located. Lots to see and do around the area. Medium walk to Octoberfest. Very easy train or cab ride to Octoberfest. "

"Staff was superb, enjoyed the bistro restaurant"

"Staff were super helpful and friendly and the hotel was pretty. Great location(especially for Oktoberfest). Would highly recommend it for tourists. Breakfast buffet was yummy too"

"The hotel itself is nice. It is very close to the train station, so expect a lot of traffic of all varieties, but it is convenient to many sites. "

"This is a beautiful high-end hotel. There were expensive luxury cars parked outside and dropping guests off all the time. Most guests looked like a million bucks! When we arrived after an overnight flight from Toronto, we were pleasantly surprised to learn that our room was ready and that we had received a complementary room upgrade. Our room was beautiful, spacious, and faced a very quiet side street. The bathroom only had a single sink which we are not used to, but the heated floors and fancy bidet toilet made up for it! The bed was very comfortable. The room came with robes and slippers. I recommend getting the breakfast included with your stay. It was excellent & included tattinger champagne! There was also a warming oven for fresh croissants, chocolate croissants and some other breads. There were traditional German breakfast items such as sausages, but also things like smoked salmon. There were made to order eggs, some of which came with caviar! This was definitely one of the nicest hotel breakfasts we have had. The hotel is located on a street with all of the high-end stores. It is also a three minute walk from the famous Haufbrauhause and less than a five minute walk to the Marienplatz and Virtuelmarkt. We walked everywhere and felt safe all the time. The hotel is also conveniently located to public transportation. For instance, we took the train to see the BMW Welt. And we took the train on our own to Dachau concentration camp. All very easy. "