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Check in was tricky with just a machine but at the end it worked.

The AC didn’t work but were extremely accommodative when I informed them.

We stayed at Hotel Deutsche Eiche during our visit to Munich. Upon arrival, we learned that it is a well-known LGBTQ+-friendly hotel that also operates a historic men’s sauna. This did not affect our opinion of the hotel itself. However, we believe booking websites should more clearly explain that the spa facilities are exclusively for men. The hotel listings simply mention a spa, which could lead some guests to assume it is available to everyone. Parking was by far the most challenging aspect of our stay. The street in front of the hotel is extremely narrow and functions as a two-way road, making it difficult to unload luggage safely. Although we had reserved a paid parking space in advance, it was approximately a quarter-mile from the hotel. We wish the hotel had informed us beforehand that there is a temporary unloading area in front of the property. Traveling with four large suitcases, we briefly parked across the street to unload, which unfortunately obstructed pedestrians and created a stressful situation. Our room on the fourth floor was spacious and clean, although somewhat dated. Guests should note that the elevator does not provide direct access to every floor, so luggage must still be carried up or down a short flight of stairs. The hotel welcomed us with two glasses of champagne and complimentary drink vouchers for the rooftop bar, which was a thoughtful touch. Hotel is just a short walk way from Viktualienmarkt and the historic city center. One fea