Romantik Hotel zur Post

“Good location, comfortable beds, clean , nice classic atmosphere.good and complete breakfast and very kind service.”

“Great location and exelent team hospitality.”

“I arrived in FURSTENFELDBRUCK, which is basically a far-flung suburb of the urban metropolis that is MUNICH, on Thursday afternoon, the 31st October 2019. I had booked 3 nights in HOTEL ROMANTIC ZUR POST. The hotel is situated on FURSTENFELDBRUCK's MAIN STREET -- and you can't miss it. It was very easy to find. Inside, the lady I spoke to was very pleasant, helpful & informative about the town and its features (she gave me information on how to get to the air base situated some 2 miles from the town itself). I had booked a room which was actually a DOUBLE ROOM for 2 people (I was travelling alone), but that room was the only room available at the time I booked. I paid 283.50 Euro for 3 nights -- which included a breakfast the following morning. This was not cheap -- but I knew from experience that the NEARER YOU GO TO THE CITY OF MUNICH, THE MORE YOU CAN EXPECT / WILL HAVE TO PAY FOR ACCOMMODATION. This is a word of advice to the cautionary traveller -- but is true of all big cities, regardless of the country / location. The breakfast was again the customary German fare of cold slices of meat, cheese, rolls, an assortment of cereals and breads. Cake was also available. The thick brown bread that had to be cut with an equally thick-bladed knife was superb. Again, I could drink as much juice as I wanted. The coffee came in a small Kaffeekanne, or Coffee Pot, but could be refilled by asking the ever-present kitchen staff who waited on the guests. An unexpected bonus was BBC WORLD NEWS on the bedroom TV SET (It's channel Number 47!) I visited the airbase, called FLIEGERHORST, scene of the tragic last act of the MUNICH OLYMPIC HOSTAGE TRAGEDY that had occurred on that fateful date of Tuesday, the 5th September, 1972. There is a simple metal plaque located just outside the entrance to the base, with an inscription, written in German, of what happened inside the base.”