Every room includes Flat-screen TV, Soundproofing, Free Wifi, High floor, Private bathroom, Toilet paper, Towels, Hairdryer, and 1 more
23 m² · 1 queen bed
Beds 8.8/10 · 130 guests mention them
35 m² · 2 twin beds
Beds 8.8/10 · 130 guests mention them
35 m² · 3 twin beds
Beds 8.8/10 · 130 guests mention them
60 m² · 4 twin beds and 1 sofa bed
Beds 8.8/10 · 130 guests mention them
23 m² · 1 queen bed
Beds 8.8/10 · 130 guests mention them
“It was clean and good enough for the price.”
The location is very central, the room was big and clean, there was a fridge, kettle for hot water, cups, glasses, plates and spoons. I liked the self‑check‑in, so you can come later whenever you can, the key was easy to find at the entrance. We were able to stay with our dog. The room was very basic and not cozy at all. The curtain was see‑through, which didn’t help with the morning sun. Also, it is next to the church where the bell rings every 15 minutes (I didn’t see if that was mentioned when I booked), so the curtain doesn’t make a difference anymore. Other visitors were very loud in the corridor and kept walking in and out, I guess for a smoke break the last night. The parking is only for one hour, except for the night time, so you have to have the clock on display and keep turning it. As I understood there is no way to pay for parking. There is a free parking zone somewhere further.
The city center is nice, we found convenient parking. The town is charming, the center is intact. Great place for walking. The room is large with a view of the church. It’s better to bring your own tea. The host cuts costs everywhere. They asked for the first floor, but gave us the last one. That’s a trend in German private accommodations.
Really nice place, easy access, clear instructions, help with parking
“Для путешественников на одну ночь все было удобно”
The location is quite convenient, not far from the Nuremberg‑Dresden highway. It’s easy to find, the check‑in/check‑out is straightforward without extra fuss. The small town is close‑knit. I can’t name any obvious downsides, except that the bell rings constantly :) and the room faces the church.
“Auf dem Jakobsweg”
The check‑in was uncomplicated, the support was great, there was a fridge.
“It was clean and good enough for the price.”
The location is very central, the room was big and clean, there was a fridge, kettle for hot water, cups, glasses, plates and spoons. I liked the self‑check‑in, so you can come later whenever you can, the key was easy to find at the entrance. We were able to stay with our dog. The room was very basic and not cozy at all. The curtain was see‑through, which didn’t help with the morning sun. Also, it is next to the church where the bell rings every 15 minutes (I didn’t see if that was mentioned when I booked), so the curtain doesn’t make a difference anymore. Other visitors were very loud in the corridor and kept walking in and out, I guess for a smoke break the last night. The parking is only for one hour, except for the night time, so you have to have the clock on display and keep turning it. As I understood there is no way to pay for parking. There is a free parking zone somewhere further.
“Для путешественников на одну ночь все было удобно”
The location is quite convenient, not far from the Nuremberg‑Dresden highway. It’s easy to find, the check‑in/check‑out is straightforward without extra fuss. The small town is close‑knit. I can’t name any obvious downsides, except that the bell rings constantly :) and the room faces the church.
The city center is nice, we found convenient parking. The town is charming, the center is intact. Great place for walking. The room is large with a view of the church. It’s better to bring your own tea. The host cuts costs everywhere. They asked for the first floor, but gave us the last one. That’s a trend in German private accommodations.
“Auf dem Jakobsweg”
The check‑in was uncomplicated, the support was great, there was a fridge.
Really nice place, easy access, clear instructions, help with parking
