“Teleurstellend”
The lady who was on duty in the morning was friendly, but we were the only guests on night 1 and later 2‑3 more arrived; we had a ground‑floor double and a first‑floor single, checked in via the intercom at the front door, and called later because we wanted rooms on the same floor (all were free) yet she didn’t know which rooms would be available later despite extra guests being present. Consequently, no one was there, the first night felt creepy and I slept very little. According to the morning lady, most guests were workers and the hotel might close next year. The breakfast buffet for three people was a decent effort—fresh boiled eggs and yoghurt—but the bread and cheese weren’t that fresh (extra €8). The rooms looked dated, one smelled of sewage (which I changed), and the hotel faced the back of a supermarket in a residential area with almost nothing nearby except the store. We debated between Nördlingen and Donauwörth, and I’d still recommend Nördlingen as the cozier option.
Martine·3 mesi fa