Limburg an der Lahn·5.3
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atau langsung ketik aja — “sekitar tanggal 20, tiga malam”
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The Gasthof Schwarzer Adler in Limburg an der Lahn offers 32 comfortable rooms with private bathrooms, hairdryers, free toiletries, showers, and wardrobes. The hotel features a restaurant serving seafood and German cuisine for lunch and dinner in a welcoming atmosphere. Guests enjoy free WiFi, private check-in, and bicycle parking, with Frankfurt Airport 60 km away for easy travel connections.
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Bagaimana tamu menilai properti ini, aspek demi aspek.
The location is good. The rooms were sparsely furnished, the bathroom had no heating, and my window had never been opened for years; when I tried to pull the handle, it was already torn. The view was ugly, looking out onto a shabby roof and the neighboring building. There was no TV, no fridge, no coffee machine, and the Wi‑Fi password was not provided.
Sabine·3 minggu lalu
Nothing good, very bad. Parking is not possible and no information is given.
Sj·3 minggu lalu
I booked the wrong day, but that was no problem at all; it was handled very simply. The location in the middle of the old town is also very good. The two‑bedroom room is small but sufficient and very clean, and the bathroom was also very clean. There was no TV in the room, but that was fine for a single night. The only downside was that there were a bit too few storage options in the room.
Dietmar·Sebulan lalu
The location was perfect. The reception was more than heartless; we felt unwanted and uncomfortable right away. The room was only adequate for sleeping. The water pressure was terrible and hot water was a gamble. The window wouldn’t close properly, giving us a weird feeling because it faced a canopy and other rooms directly opposite. P.s. the ladder is still there 😅 (see another review above).
Anja·Sebulan lalu
The staff were very helpful and friendly, and the location is superb—right in the quiet old town. The room and bathroom are functional and modernly furnished. Everything was clean. The price was fair. We would have liked a small table in the room and a shelf in the bathroom, plus a spare toilet‑paper roll. The water pressure was sometimes very low. Our view was the nearby house wall with a few windows of the neighboring building. The room window was old and not pretty, and directly below it, on a small intermediate roof, there was an open step ladder—probably from restoration or repair work, but it was unsettling. The window was hard to open and could not be tilted. The house slippers listed were not visible, but we didn’t need them anyway. The sockets in the room were unfortunately not near the head of the bed, so the cables had to be stretched across the room.
Anne-kathrin·Sebulan lalu