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Review: Le Méridien Munich
Room Type
King Room
Elite Status
Marriott Platinum
Date
October 2018
Rating
Europe 2018
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2 Comments
Europe 2018
- Booked: Oktoberfest!
- Impressions from Europe 2018
- Review: United Polaris Lounge Chicago
- Review: SAS Business Class Chicago to Stockholm
- Review: Le Méridien Munich
- Review: St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel London
- Review: Hotel Telegraaf, Autograph Collection
- 24-Hour Layover: Tallinn
- Review: LOT Polish Airlines Business Class Warsaw to Toronto
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Love this hotel for its proximity to the fair grounds. The smokers outside the front doors make me want to hurl. It was interesting watching the prim and proper revellers going one way and the Oktoberfest word revellers the other way. The smoking out front was a deal breaker for me regardless.
That’s Europe for you! Yeah, while I didn’t like the hotel itself too much, I can’t complain at all about the location close to the fairgrounds, train station, and bus station.