maximilian

Horrible place due to miss information from one of the restaurant personnel. I asked where the room was because I knew it was in the Amex. I did this to find parking. I was told to go to the Korngasse park garage. I did and then went back to check in. I was then told where the rooms (3) were. When I got to the room there was on street parking. I really didn’t think much about it and left my car in the garage. The next day we went to the hotels restaurant for breakfast. Then I went to get my car only to find out the garage was closed with my car inside. I called the emergency number and made arrangements to get my car to the cost of 30 euros plus 15 euros overnight parking fee. This was only because of the employee of the restaurant! Very costly and expensive.

We went for a holiday breakfast. The place is really nice and cozy, the food was good. However, paying 12 euros for a breakfast, and then having to pay almost 4 extra for coffee does seem a bit expensive. We paid 72 euros for a breakfast for 4, and 2 drinks per person.

After a little difficulty finding the lodging, we discovered it was necessary to check in at the Maximilian Cafe to get the room key. The only disappointment was a three story climb outside to get to the floor our room was on. The elevator was not in service yet, and there are no inside stairs. Beyond that the room was very clean, spacious, modern, convenient to the old town, and very comfortable. I would highly recommend this property. Also, the food at their restaurant was excellent, the staff was friendly, and they gave us a discount since we were staying with them. I would highly recommend this property.

In a society where less and less ignorant people are smokers it is unbelievable to have a restaurant where you can smoke in the entire restaurant. Besides the fact that the service is slow and and just don’t care about you. Please stay away and also do not come with children’s it is like being on a smoking room.

Why is it that so often, my husband chooses the better dish than me? That the people at the next table have ordered what seems to be sublime? When my selection arrives, looks horrible, tastes awful, costs terrible (for what it is). The descriptions sound wonderful, enticing, exciting. How do you choose? How do you know what's prepared well and is delicious, and what's not. Serves me right, I'm in Germany and I ordered a beefburger with avocado and Tex-Mex sauce with salad. But this was not minced beef, it was ground beef (as in ground almonds) and was as solid as a discus, and where was the avocado? I'm sure a decent burger is available in Germany, but not here. My husbands choice was superb, a schnitzel, melting like butter, with Blumenthal beating chips. This is why I must say that Maximilian is very good. It's a great place, full of atmosphere and buzz, the service is very good, the menu long (maybe too long), and prices only a little more than average, just don't order the beefburger.