Every room includes Flat-screen TV, Private bathroom, Free Wifi, Safe, Wardrobe or closet, Desk, Heating, Linens, and 9 more
30 m² · 1 queen bed and 1 sofa bed · Sleeps 4
The Family Room at Das Hartmanns features a spacious layout, comfortable beds, and a private bathroom. It boasts a flat-screen TV, free WiFi, and ample space, making it an ideal choice for families seeking exceptional comfort and convenience.
Beds 7.5/10 · 1 guest mentions them
18 m² · 2 twin beds · Sleeps 2
The Economy Double Room at Das Hartmanns features a spacious layout, comfortable beds, and a well-equipped kitchenette with a refrigerator and microwave. It also includes free Wi-Fi, a private bathroom, and a flat-screen TV for a highly convenient stay.
Beds 7.5/10 · 1 guest mentions them
20 m² · 1 queen bed and 1 sofa bed · Sleeps 3
The Triple Room at Das Hartmanns features a spacious 215 ft² layout, comfortable beds, a private bathroom, and a flat-screen TV. It also offers free WiFi, a wardrobe, safe deposit box, and electric kettle, providing exceptional comfort and convenience.
Beds 7.5/10 · 1 guest mentions them
48 m² · 1 king bed · Sleeps 2 · Suite
The Suite at Das Hartmanns offers exceptional comfort with a spacious 517 ft² layout, featuring a king bed, private bathroom, and city views. Standout amenities include a spa tub, sauna, and free Wi-Fi, providing a highly relaxing experience.
Beds 7.5/10 · 1 guest mentions them
18 m² · 1 queen bed · Sleeps 2
The Double Room at Das Hartmanns features a queen bed, flat-screen TV, and private bathroom with shower. This spacious room offers free WiFi, comfortable beds, and amenities like a wardrobe, safe deposit box, and electric kettle in 194 ft².
Beds 7.5/10 · 1 guest mentions them
The hotel’s location is fine, but the value for money is absolutely terrible. For the price, you’d expect something better. At least there should be a bottle of water in the tiny room; apparently, you can’t have everything.
“Schönes hotel geschmackvoll eingerichtet.”
The Hartmanns in Pegnitz was our first stop on a cycling tour through the Nuremberg region, and I was pleasantly surprised by how smoothly an automated hotel runs in the middle of Pegnitz. The décor was tasteful, with a turquoise hue that reminded me of Motel One, which our kids liked. We accessed our room effortlessly via a link sent by email and WhatsApp. Mr. Hartmann kindly explained over the phone where we could store our bikes for the night, which was great; there were also sockets in the storage room for our e‑bike batteries, so we didn’t have to charge them in the room. The only downside was the noise from the street when we opened the windows to ventilate, but we were exhausted from our ride and didn’t mind too much. The family room was spacious enough for the four of us.
“Alles in allem super!”
Self‑check‑in worked well and the location was good. The lower edge of the shower enclosure wasn’t sealed, letting water run up to the door. We immediately laid a doormat to absorb it. For someone who doesn’t mind a little damage to the door, it might not be a big issue.
I found the hotel practical and clean, with basic but sufficient furnishings for everything needed. The room access worked only through a mobile phone, which didn’t always work for us, but luckily someone from the front desk was present to help.
“Funktionierende Mobilgeräte erforderlich”
The room was nice with a modern bathroom and close to the pedestrian zone, though a bit noisy from the street side. Unfortunately there was no breakfast. Check‑in was contactless and not entirely straightforward via the app, which you had to download first. Once you had the code, you could open the door, but that also means you can’t get in without a fully charged phone.
The hotel’s location is fine, but the value for money is absolutely terrible. For the price, you’d expect something better. At least there should be a bottle of water in the tiny room; apparently, you can’t have everything.
I found the hotel practical and clean, with basic but sufficient furnishings for everything needed. The room access worked only through a mobile phone, which didn’t always work for us, but luckily someone from the front desk was present to help.
“Schönes hotel geschmackvoll eingerichtet.”
The Hartmanns in Pegnitz was our first stop on a cycling tour through the Nuremberg region, and I was pleasantly surprised by how smoothly an automated hotel runs in the middle of Pegnitz. The décor was tasteful, with a turquoise hue that reminded me of Motel One, which our kids liked. We accessed our room effortlessly via a link sent by email and WhatsApp. Mr. Hartmann kindly explained over the phone where we could store our bikes for the night, which was great; there were also sockets in the storage room for our e‑bike batteries, so we didn’t have to charge them in the room. The only downside was the noise from the street when we opened the windows to ventilate, but we were exhausted from our ride and didn’t mind too much. The family room was spacious enough for the four of us.
“Funktionierende Mobilgeräte erforderlich”
The room was nice with a modern bathroom and close to the pedestrian zone, though a bit noisy from the street side. Unfortunately there was no breakfast. Check‑in was contactless and not entirely straightforward via the app, which you had to download first. Once you had the code, you could open the door, but that also means you can’t get in without a fully charged phone.
“Alles in allem super!”
Self‑check‑in worked well and the location was good. The lower edge of the shower enclosure wasn’t sealed, letting water run up to the door. We immediately laid a doormat to absorb it. For someone who doesn’t mind a little damage to the door, it might not be a big issue.
