This was our first visit to Munich, and we were excited but were a bit surprised to find that the unit appeared to be a repurposed storefront. This was not necessarily what we expected, but it seemed like it would be fine.
However, we realized that the front door was an actual storefront door, meaning it was either fully locked or open to all. The bed was a few feet from the large storefront windows, and even with the curtains closed we had people on the street peeking through. Luckily one of the reasons we had booked this place was because it had a loft above the kitchen with a second bed. On closer inspection, the bed had dirty sheets though.
There was also no soap anywhere to be found, and by the time the host responded, with “the maid must have forgotten,” the closest stores had already closed. The shower drain was also clogged which caused water to pool outside the shower. I had to open the drain with a hanger. I’m not looking for a pampered spa experience here but I wasn’t expecting to have to play amateur plumber! This was apparently not the first time this happened because the floor outside the shower was warped and lifting, which we kept tripping over.
Also, the television didn’t work. It was basically decorative and connected to nothing.
All and all it wasn’t the worst experience but it wasn’t great either.