“Das Brauerei steht mit vollem Recht vorne im Namen”
The location is quiet and there are plenty of parking spots; the beer and food are excellent, though a larger beer garden would be nice.
Michael2 months ago
Bad Staffelstein·8.7
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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The Brauerei Gasthof Reblitz in Bad Staffelstein offers comfortable rooms with private bathrooms, free WiFi, hairdryers, dining tables, and work desks. Guests enjoy courtyard and quiet street views. The hotel features a traditional restaurant serving German cuisine with special dietary options, sun terrace, bar, and children's playground. Free parking and bike storage are available, near Veste Coburg and Bamberg Cathedral.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The location is quiet and there are plenty of parking spots; the beer and food are excellent, though a larger beer garden would be nice.
Michael·2 months ago
The hosts were friendly, and everything else was fine.
Robert·2 months ago
The dinner was great, but there are no parking spaces for hotel guests because the country inn is very busy, and the church also had no parking as advertised by the hotel.
Bettina·2 months ago
Breakfast was superb with local products, eggs cooked in every variation, and the staff were friendly and helpful; the dinner at the restaurant was also top‑class, and making a table reservation is recommended; don’t forget the good Franconian beer from the on‑site brewery. There was nothing to complain about.
Steffen·2 months ago
The hotel had a friendly, quiet atmosphere. Breakfast selection was adequate, requests were gladly fulfilled, and there was something for everyone so the day could start well fed. Nighttime was peaceful in the village setting. Because we extended our stay, we had to move once—from the main building, where the room was fine, to the guest house, where the room was even nicer, larger, brighter, and cozier with a huge bathroom. The menu wasn’t large, but the offerings were excellent and of great quality. We couldn’t think of any shortcomings.
Ernst·2 months ago