Münchener Hof 

Our family of four was very happy with this charming hotel. We stayed in the Blue Tower, 10 steps across the alley from the reception and main part of the hotel. When I had read other reviews, prior to traveling, that sounded a little weird to me but it works well and is no inconvenience. Our two rooms were more or less adjoining and completely delightful. Quite large rooms, with well appointed bathrooms. There are no refrigerators in the rooms, but all was comfortable. The breakfast room is in the main hotel, and very chic, with a vast spread for frühstück. The staff are wonderful in this fantastic hotel. They help with everything - directions, luggage storage after checkout, service in the restaurant, and they do it with a smile. Set some 30 yards up an alley from the main square of Regensburg, it is close to everything. It seems a little odd driving into the the square, as you may not see any other cars there. Also, you must drive down 12th century era streets full of pedestrians. At first, I thought we had gone the wrong way, but the navigator of my life told me to keep going. The pedestrians got out of the way, showing their successful education in physics. Once in the square, you park near the hotel's alley (there are many alleys), unload your bags and walk up the lane to the hotel. After checkin and ensconcing yourself in your room, you can come back and move the car to a public garage some 5-10 minutes walk away. The hotel has a special rate at the garage - the reception lady will explain how to negotiate the payment. It was 9EURO for the one night we were there. Speaking of one night, we messed up by not allowing two or three nights here. We used it as a quaint stopover, rather than the destination it is. If, like us, you are accustomed to rocking up to a restaurant, expecting to get a table in a reasonable amount time, you will be relegated to eating kebabs in your room like we were. Reservations are required for dinner everywhere, and even one place for breakfast!