Cat & Dog Friendly Hotels in Dachau

"We enjoyed our stay at The Eden Wolff. Great location, friendly helpful staff, clean and a great restaurant. I would recommend this hotel to anyone staying in Munich. Rick K."

"Hard to find transport from airport - not as close as anticipated.hotel sent details to help"

"Nice breakfast , very good staff "

"Really nice hotel .Well situated ,only a short walk from Marienplatz and the train station (easily accessible with luggage .)Breakfast was amazing ,with a chef cooking to order omelettes and eggs ."

"First off, the staff was super friendly and helpful, but the room missed its mark. The set up was awkward and a little run down. It could use a facelift. When the room was made up each day there was always something missing. It was either the small towels one day, or clean glasses the next, or the shower caps, you get what I mean, requiring a phone call to the desk every afternoon. It touted a heated pool/spa, which was barely staffed, the water was not very warm, the steam room was out of order, it was not worth our time. We were disappointed."

"Amazing hotel. We just wanted to stay one night at the airport because of an early flight, but everything was so nice we wished we were staying longer. One of the best hotel swimming pools we've been to, plus great fitness room, sauna, etc. Beautiful design throughout. We didn't eat at the hotel restaurant, but if you're into Michelin stars, they got one."

"Central Location just steps away from the train station and old town. "

"I booked this hotel as it was close to train station and meeting points of my tours. The room was clean and in order. Bed was comfortable. No loud interruptions at night as it was very quiet. Staff was very pleasant and helpful. I booked my stay to include breakfast which did not disappoint. I had dinner at the hotel on two nights, the meals and service was excellent. As a solo traveler it was nice to have experience without any issues."

"Great location for access to station in Munich. Perfect for a stopover whilst we explored the city. "