I think the most important comment I can let here is that Ingrid is a very rare human being. She was not only a host, but a friend who gave me the opportunity to know the German History, Culture, Politics, and habits.
During my staying I was able to have some breakfasts with her in the mornings. During these conversations she explained a lot to me about the city and the German way of living. We discussed about the way Germany is having relationships with other countries and how that could change.
She is also an artist and some of their beautiful paintings were decorating the house. We also talked about art and culture.
As a traveller, that friendly experience is fantastic, and I must add that she gave me some very rich tips. She told me about some cool points in Munich that I wouldn't be able to find without her advice, like the view from the TU München or the beautiful Bavarian city of Tegernsee where I could swim the lake which had the same name and enrich my culture with the Bavarian people, architecture and culture.

Her place is just quiet, clean and near one of the attractions in the city, the Nymphemburg Castle, so if you want to have fun you don't need to go far from the place to have a nice experience in Munich.

Well, I have no words to thank Ingrid for such a nice and richfull experience I had in Munich. I hope I can go back in there and meet her again in the next few months (or years) :)