The staff were polite and very nice. The furniture was old, the bed uncomfortable, the bathroom small, and the house itself was very old.
WernerHá 3 semanas
Só um momento…
★★·Oberthal·7.7
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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Hotel zur Eiche in Oberthal offers comfortable rooms with private bathrooms, hairdryers, work desks, and showers. Each room features a terrace, seating area, and TV. The hotel boasts a restaurant, bar, and terrace with free WiFi, plus a workout area and free on-site parking. Located 52 km from Saarbrücken Airport, it's near Natural Park Saar-Hunsrück and ideal for cycling enthusiasts.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The staff were polite and very nice. The furniture was old, the bed uncomfortable, the bathroom small, and the house itself was very old.
Werner·Há 3 semanas
Breakfast was served at the table, generous and excellent.
Jean-luc·Há um mês
Tiny but fine, a real hidden gem. Everything was clean and lovingly done. The food was very tasty and breakfast too. Only two cars fit in the parking, but there's a larger parking a bit below.
Jacqueline·Há um mês
The hosts were nice, the pizza in the evening was good, and I had everything a road‑tripper needs.
Hans·Há um mês
Parking right outside the building was convenient, and the festival venue was close by. The mattress was fairly firm, which I liked. The staff came across as very unfriendly and grumpy. The room was unbelievably noisy; from the adjacent room you could hear the wooden floor creak with every step and the pipes clank with any movement. My neighbor in the next room complained the same. The hotel sits directly on a crossroads, and my room faced the street against my explicit wish. There was no air‑conditioning, so when temperatures were well over 30 °C it was unpleasant; I had to open the windows briefly each evening, but they lack fly‑screens, so I had to chase insects afterward. The internet was a disaster, the “TV” was smaller than my laptop screen, and there was only one channel available. On the first day I mistakenly ate the “breakfast” – pre‑portioning, bland food, each cup of coffee had to be ordered separately, and the thing that was probably an omelette gave me diarrhea all day. Thank God I woke up just after 3 am on the second morning and could leave. The only upside: looking from the courtyard with the parking, the building will probably stand no more than two years before it collapses.
Der·Há um mês