“Nettes, ruhiges Hotel in bester Lage”
Booking and check‑in were straightforward, and I could move into my room before 3 pm. The room was large, roomy, clean and reminded me a bit of my grandparents’ bedroom. The beds were comfortable, the bathroom bright, clean and huge with a big tub and a separate shower. A wardrobe with plenty of storage and a safe were present. Because my room faced the back, it was very quiet and I hardly heard the church bell that many complain about. The room had already been cleaned when I returned from breakfast. Staying longer than three nights earns a guest card that gives free public transport, various train lines, museum entries and even free travel to and from the station. That’s generous. Breakfast was good; you could cook your own egg, the coffee was also very good. Guests can supply themselves with coffee and tea around the clock for free. The few staff I saw were friendly. The hotel is in a prime location, five minutes on foot from the station and right on the main street, surrounded by shops, cafés and restaurants. All museums are easily reachable on foot. On the downside, there’s basically nothing to criticize. Because the breakfast received so much praise, I found it a bit repetitive; a freshly squeezed juice or, on one day, scrambled eggs, some vegetables or raw ham would have been nice. For vegans it could also be quite difficult. What was available was good and ultimately sufficient. The pillows were rather uncomfortable, but that’s just high‑level whining.
SusannA month ago