Valley Hotels

Clean, great pub across the road Synthetic bedding, pool in repair

Breakfast was fantastic, hotel had a nice Germany countryside ambiance. Not much to do in the town, but a good stopover on way in or out of Munich. When I arrived the manager didn't seem to recognize my booking.com reservation, although he did give us the two rooms we booked. I overheard another guest who used booking.com discussing their reservation as well. The manager insisted on cash for the rooms even though the website said they accepted credit.

staff was very friendly and helpful

The setting of the hotel is lovely, overlooking rolling countryside, with the Alps in the distance. The community around it is quiet and restful. Only a short 15 minute drive to the S-Bahn station at Aying, with ample parking, which will take you right into the heart of Munich.The hotel has an old church on the grounds, from the 12th century, which is lovely, and the hotel itself has been refurbished and modernized. I loved that we could open the windows and sit and look out at the country. The room met our needs, and we were very happy with our stay. The restaurant was spacious, and the staff were all very friendly and helpful. WiFi internet was available and free, though the connection was poor at times, No problem with parking. It can be a bit of a challenge to find, without a GPS, especially if arriving in the dark or bad weather.There was no one at reception when we arrived, but our key was waiting for us, so we figured it out. No coffee making facilities in the rooms, which would have been nice, but the staff was very nice to prepare us a thermos of coffee to take to our room in the morning. Though shown as a double bed, it was actually 2 singles put together; which would have been ok if there had been an extra blanket we could have used to pad the wood frame in the middle. And the fan in the bathroom, which came on every time you put on the light, had a high pitch squeal to it. None of these things were a big problem, just worth noting.