Luxurious large home with Pool, Garden, Koi Pond

Hotel Description

Okay, so this place doesn’t have a typical hotel name – it’s literally called “Luxurious large home with Pool, Garden, Koi Pond,” which honestly tells you everything you need to know. I mean, they’re not trying to be fancy with the branding, they’re just putting it all out there, and you know what? That straightforward approach actually works in their favor.

The moment you walk through the front door, you get this immediate sense that someone put real thought into making this feel like an actual home rather than just another cookie-cutter rental property. The space genuinely feels large – not just “we crammed an extra bed into the corner” large, but actually roomy enough that you’re not bumping into each other if you’re traveling with a group. The pool area is honestly where you’ll probably end up spending most of your time, especially if you’re visiting during the warmer months. It’s not massive, but it’s perfectly sized for the property, and the garden surrounding it has this almost therapeutic vibe going on. The koi pond is sort of tucked into one corner of the garden, and I’ll admit I found myself checking on those fish way more often than a grown adult probably should – there’s something oddly relaxing about watching them do their thing while you’re having your morning coffee.

What really struck me is how well-maintained everything feels. You can tell the owners actually care about the property rather than just seeing it as a quick money grab. The garden isn’t just thrown together – there’s clearly been some planning involved, with different areas that feel intentional, like spots where you’d naturally want to sit and read or have a conversation. The pool stays clean (always a good sign), and the whole outdoor area has this lived-in but well-cared-for feeling that you don’t always get with vacation rentals. Inside, the furnishings are comfortable without being too precious – you know, the kind of place where you can actually relax without worrying about leaving a water ring on the coffee table. Check-in was refreshingly straightforward, no weird hoops to jump through or confusing instructions. The 4-star rating feels about right – it’s not trying to be the Ritz, but it delivers on exactly what it promises. That 8.0 rating makes sense too; it’s solidly good without any major complaints, though it’s not going to blow your mind either. If you’re looking for a place that feels more like staying at a well-appointed friend’s house than a sterile hotel room, and you want that outdoor space to actually unwind, this hits the mark pretty well.

Early hotels booking in Munich requires advance planning during peak festival seasons when visitors flock to enjoy the city’s renowned beer culture and Alpine atmosphere.

Rooms

• Estimated price from: $1,787. Two-Bedroom Apartment with Pool View with 1 extra-large double bed, 1 futon bed, 3 bunk beds and 1 sofa bed for Max persons: 2

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