Last summer: InterRail trip (part 2) Now I'm going to continue the story where I left it before. We arrived to Munich very early in the morning so we decided to head up to the hostel, left the backpacks there and went to see the city until we they finished prepearing our room, because we where really tired and we were craving to take a nap. After a while we deciced we were too tired to walk around the city so we come into a bar to take a some beers and rest until we can get into our room. The beer was great and also not too expensive considering that we were in Germany. When our room was finally prepared we discovered we have an empty 6 beds-room for the 3 of us! That was like heaven to us. I took maybe one of the best naps ever. Later on, that evening we head up to the city center to finally see something when we discovered that our keys didn't match with the door lock of our room. We talk with the receptionist about it and she told us that we had mistaken the number of the room. We could enter there because the door was wide open but obviously the keys she gave us didn't match that room. So we moved to our designated room and we met a 10-bed room full of people, two of them very drunk and other one snoring quite loud. Also there was a bunch of opened bottles in the floor and a disgusting smell all over the place.Shocked about the situation we left our things in a couple of beds and we left the place trying not to think about it. So we head up too the city center and after we had seen all the touristic places, we walked around the city. It was really nice, and we discovered some great bars (which I think they call "Brauhaus") like the "Hofbräuhaus". This was also a very touristic one and the atmosphere was unique, like a traditional Munich Brauhaus. And they also served 1 litre glasses of pure german beer! Amazing! So when we finish our route we had to cope with the fact that we had to rest in that lousy room. We arrived there and I discovered that someone was already sleeping in my bed. I didn't know what was going on there so I went to speak with the receptionist. She apologized about that and offered to give us a new room. We agreed, so we moved to our new room to discovered that once again, but this time for real, they gave us an empty 6 beds-room only for us! I felt like we had won the lottery. You can't imagine the relief. And for now I think this is enough because I'm running out of words in the notebook input, so I'll continue the next time. Have a nice day! Have a nice day!