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Hotel Pension Am Siegestor

At a Glance

    Pros

  • a delightful and homey place to stay

    Cons

  • if elevators make you nervous, don't use this old one
  • no restaurant or bar
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Hotel Pension Am Siegestor Review

Modest but appealing, this is a great deal in Germany's most expensive city. The pension takes up three floors of a fin de siècle mansion between the Siegestor monument, on Leopoldstrasse, and the university. An ancient elevator with a glass door brings you to the fourth-floor reception desk. Most of the simply furnished rooms face the impressive Arts Academy across the street. Rooms on the fifth floor are particularly cozy, tucked up under the eaves.

    Hotel Details

  • 20 rooms.
  • Rate includes breakfast.
  • No credit cards.
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    A Treasure!

    Siegestor is a charming pension without all the pretense. If you are looking for flash and contemporary, go elsewhere. If you want a tidy room in a quaint inn with a charming hostess, you will enjoy your stay. Close to bus and rail, dining, and attractions, what more can you ask.
    We will return soon.

    by bpickartz, 7/23/07

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