I just got back from Germany a couple days ago. Apparently folding TP is an art that is also appreciated by the Germans (or the American tourists that frequent their hotels).
I stayed at Hiltons in Berlin and Munich. As could be expected, the TP folding was nothing but classy:
The Berlin Hilton could work on their point, the fold wasn't quite right, but close enough. I appreciated the 45-degree angle fold at the Munich (Park) Hilton. Besides the TP, both places were phenomenal with great service.
Deeper into Bavaria, I stayed a couple nights at the Alpen Stuben under crazy Ludwig II's Schloss Neuschwanstein. Their TP folding was also nopnotch (nice point guys!), but what's up with the weird "Lady Bag" with a gun on it? I understand what the bag is for, but it was a little odd.
I'll leave you with a view from the hotel window:
If I ever have time, I'll post some more interesting photos from the hundreds that I took. No promises, however.
1 comment:
Love your castle photo! We traveled to Munich (among other European cities) in October 2008 and Neuschwanstein was one of my favorite things to see. The leaves were *gorgeous* when we were there!
Never really thought of staying in a Hilton in Germany (looks nice though!). We stayed at a place across from the Oktoberfest grounds (the week after it ended thankfully).
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