u/Hot_Weakness6

Ludzie się uśmiechają. Każdy jest miły i pomocny. Nikt nie burczy i nie dogryza ci bez powodu. Sprzątaczka w hotelu mówi dziękuję, do widzenia. Nawet hotel jest przyjemniejszy, z ogrodem, parkingami. Nie muszę chować wszystkiego w aucie żeby mnie nie okradli. Naprawdę nie mamy czego się wstydzić.

Hey, so unfortunately I experienced bedbugs in one of the Munich / München ibis hotels after inspecting the bed on arrival at night. Unfortunately there was no one at the desk during the night hours to help, they didn’t answer the emergency phone, and the Accor hotline was useless. I’m still waiting for them to resolve my case, I requested reimbursement for the replacement night and the original night. I’m wondering are they legally required to do so, or is it goodwill? Also am I entitled to compensation?

Hey. I was staying in an international hotel in Munich (ibis). Unfortunately there were bedbugs in the room. There was no rezeption working so I needed to run away at midnight and book another hotel. I have sent them evidence and request to reimburse me, let’s see how it works. I have also reported them to Gesundheitamt and they immediately replied that they don’t deal with this and my request will probably be ignored.

From another point of this topic, I am shocked that every of my reviews on google, TripAdvisor and the r/Munich and r/Germany subreddit are getting censored (people are saying it’s not a German hotel [lol], defending, saying my bedbug pics are not bedbugs etc etc). What is wrong with this country?

A więc będę jechał do Włoszek, paliwo drogie, zainstalowałem CleverTanken ale zastanawiam się czy macie jakieś polecane stacje, najlepiej z dobrym jedzeniem obok. Względnie szybkie miasteczko stacja-parking-lunch, gdzieś tak za Hofem, Bayreuth. Kolejnego dnia trasa na Garmisch, tam kiełbaska wleci :)

So just wondering if there is anything like this. Maybe not draining the battery so much and marking points on the map every other time, saving foreign internet package.

So I’m checking the reviews and they are so random lol. A lot of 8-10/10 “you get you pay for”, but some 1/10 seem to worry me, especially about people arguing in the night and cockroaches. The worst reviews seem to be from 2024 though, like something changed recently. I want an accommodation as cheap as possible, unfortunately the prices in Riviera are crazy almost €100 for a hostel bed in Nice. Backup option I have is to extend stay in Sanremo and commute in.

Hey, I’m making a road trip Munich-Milan-Nice-Alps-Grenoble and back. I will go to some mountain back roads like Stelvio Pass or Col de la Bonette, and then later the coast road. In between the motorways. I was wondering what is the best time to travel, early/late July or August? I’m leaning towards late July and back early August. Open to any random suggestions :) I know for sure to avoid driving on the weekends due to people travelling to and from hotels.

I know it’s really busy looking at the booking.com on French and Italian coast. Almost impossible to find a hotel below €100. As I’m on the cheaper side, I will need to compromise a bit. Inland accommodations look much better. Is the Booking best place to look for them?

If I buy a ticket with PP and change fee waived, then my PP expires and I change the ticket, is the 2nd piece luggage still on the ticket?