Koos Hotel and Apartment, Munich

Previously:

McDonald's in Germany

The final stop on our Europe trip earlier this year was German - Munich, to be exact.

We stayed at Koos Hotel, which was a great location and made it easy to get around the city.  The hotel itself had a simple, modern, business-style vibe.  One thing that was completely new to us was that there were no room keys!  Instead, you open your room using an App on your phone.  We had never experienced that before, but thankfully, the lovely lady at the concierge kindly showed us how everything worked.

The room was more like a self-contained apartment than a hotel room.  It came with two bedrooms, each with own bathroom, plus a laundry area, kitchen and a comfortable living space.  It was perfect for a longer stay and gave us plenty of room to relax after a day of exploring.

We also appreciate the little touches, like the chocolate waiting on our pillows when we arrived.  That's one of the things I really love about hotels in Europe.  They often add thoughtful details that make your stay feel extra special.

Breakfast was another highlight, with a great selection of options to choose from.  Just a little tip: if you're after hot items such as bacon and eggs, you'll need to order them directly from the kitchen.

Overall, Koos Hotel was a comfortable and convenient base for our time in Munich, and a lovely way to finish off our European adventure.

Koos Hotel and Apartment

Sonnenstrasse 18b, 80331 

Munchen Ludwigsvorstadt - Isarvorstadt

Ph: +49 89 4613530

Stay tuned for the next blog still in Munich:

McDonald's in Germany

Previously:

Maislinger Bakery, Hallstatt

I still remember my McDonald's visit in Germany, at that time, their standout item was this burger stacked with a slab of pork ribs, absolutely drenched in sauce.  Not just a little drizzle either - this thing was unapologetically messy.  The kind of burger where you know you'll need extra napkins before even take the first bite. The meat was tender, the sauce was rich and slightly sweet.

That said, as much as I loved it, it didn't quite beat the bacon and egg burger I had in Switzerland.  Still, I have to admit, anything overly saucy automatically earns extra points from me.  There's something about that messy, flavour-packed bite that just hits differently.

To finish it off, I ordered a hot sweet pie - a cherry chocolate pie.  It was just ordinary. 

  

Pork ribs burger

Twin nugget

Cherry chocolate pie

Stay tuned for the next blog still in Germany:

Koos Hotel and Apartment, Munich