Pension Seibel

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The Pension Seibel is a decent hotel in an old building. The front desk/reception area/ breakfast room is all sort of crammed together on the second floor (1st floor by European standards?). That space was hot, stuffy and crowded but we spent very little time there so it wasn’t a huge problem. The staff was helpful and friendly but the entire place needs some renovation. Everything was clean and the locks on all the doors are old mechanical devices but they all work properly. The room itself was a bit tired. The ceilings have clearly been added to reduce what was likely a lot of extra space to heat/cool. The room lacked both a fan and/or A/C. The large windows did fully open but overlooked an alley with trash cans, workers and lots of pigeons. The curtains were unacceptable and appeared to be completely missing at least one complete section. The bathroom was tiny and barely functional. The toilet worked, but just barely. The shower faucet was twitchy and if you bumped it even slightly you were rewarded with very cold or very hot water. The shower had an old plastic curtain that didn’t do much to contain the water in the shower. Overall, the bathroom was workable but less than ideal. The electrical outlets in the room were a bit suspect looking but they worked. The TV carried some local news but had a lot of nonfunctional channels. I don’t need a TV in room but it’s nice to get local weather without having to rely on your phone. On the positive side, the tram stop was close by. There were 2 excellent restaurants/beer gardens nearby. The room had a comfortable bed and everything was clean. Perhaps the price for this room should be a little lower considering the overall condition but it wasn’t bad. Had the room been priced about 25% lower I would have no complaints. It was a bit overpriced for what it was.

Great location, good breakfast buffet. However, this is overpriced for the basic level of the accommodations, even in the Octoberfest period. It's a bit shabby and run-down, but perhaps that's to be interpreted as "rustic." Maybe if it was located up in the Alps but not for a major metropolitan city.

Die kleine Pension in der Nähe des Viktualienmarktes überzeugt vor allem durch den günstigen Preis und die top Lage. Die in die Jahre gekommenen Zimmer sind relativ klein und sehr einfach gehalten, dafür sind sie sauber und die Matratze neuwertig. Was braucht man mehr? Dazu gibt's ein gutes Frühstück!

Sie suchen eine Unterkunft im Herzen von München ? Mit winzigen Zimmern die von altem Staub bedeckt sind ? Mit abenteuerlichen Elektroinstallationen ? Evtl sogar niedliche Bettwanzen ? Ohne Föhn, Klima, Aufzug, Rauchmelder und Abstellmöglichkeit ? Mit wackeligen Betten und defekten Kleiderschränken? Dann sind Sie HIER genau richtig. Zum Glück sind Sie direkt in der Innenstadt, so müssen Sie sich gar nicht in ihrem Zimmer aufhalten ! Pension Seibel machts möglich!