Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Nice views, hiking trails right at the door, nice spa, good breakfast. Under staffed at times and checkout at 10am is definitely not what I would expect from a 4 star hotel
Nice views, hiking trails right at the door, nice spa, good breakfast. Under staffed at times and checkout at 10am is definitely not what I would expect from a 4 star hotel
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed November 3, 2019Reviewed November 3, 2019
Excellent location with spacious parking im the back. Very spacious room with large cabinents you can lock (keys provided) Very friendly stafg that speaks English. Excellent restaurant in the bottom, good free breakfast. Very German town.
Excellent location with spacious parking im the back. Very spacious room with large cabinents you can lock (keys provided) Very friendly stafg that speaks English. Excellent restaurant in the bottom, good free breakfast. Very German town.
Very clean, the staff were very helpful and breakfasts were very good. The restaurant had a large variety of local foods and service was excellent. Plenty of free parking and location was easy to get in and out of.
Very clean, the staff were very helpful and breakfasts were very good. The restaurant had a large variety of local foods and service was excellent. Plenty of free parking and location was easy to get in and out of.
Staff is super friendly and flexible; it is a family owned and run business; they make you feel part of the family;
town is super cute and one of the examples of "Fachwerk" houses I have seen in Germany. Also steeped in history. The castle was a seat of one of the most important rulers of Germany. Definitely worth a visit and overnight stay. Great dinner options in the old town center.
Staff is super friendly and flexible; it is a family owned and run business; they make you feel part of the family;
town is super cute and one of the examples of "Fachwerk" houses I have seen in Germany. Also steeped in history. The castle was a seat of one of the most important rulers of Germany. Definitely worth a visit and overnight stay. Great dinner options in the old town center.
Oliver
Reviewed September 1, 2024Reviewed September 1, 2024
Hotel staff was excellent and very accommodating. A little out of the way but if you arrive in time you can take the Klum train up the hill right behind the drop point behind the castle.
Hotel staff was excellent and very accommodating. A little out of the way but if you arrive in time you can take the Klum train up the hill right behind the drop point behind the castle.
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