Excellent location, right in the middle of town. Nice clean room and friendly staff. Very good price for the rooms. Great Restaurant for dinner.

Just stayed there one night but totally recommendable.

I’m writing this still sitting here, tipsy or drunk on their beer (can’t quite tell, I’m riding the line). They speak English here, are very amenable, and the food, my word, the food. I don’t normally like salad but this place made brought me one I liked with my schnitzel. And the schnitzel was perfectly crispy and seasoned (the lemon slice is good to squeeze on). Absolutely, this is the place to come. As a traveler I should go a new place and eat something never every time but if I could, I’d come back here tomorrow night and get the same meal just so I can experience it again.

Typical family hotel. Very clean rooms. Great price quality. Great location, just an alley away from the central square. Authentic and charming, fits well into the flairof the city.

We had a wonderful lunch here on our last day in Germany. I had the carrot and ginger soup, devine. And my husband had the Frank bratwurste, generous and very tasty. Lovely, peaceful location away from the touristic places. The man serving was very good, spoke English and efficient at his job. The servings were a great size, everything was super tasty and it was very cheap as well. Very clean too. Highly recommend this restaurant.

Beautiful historical spot to stay. Close to everything in old Rothenburg . Staff were so very friendly and helpful. Nothing was any trouble. Understood and catered for gluten free so well. Parking right in front of hotel for €10 per day. Loved our stay thank you!!

This family-owned Gasthof was a great choice for us: welcoming, comfortable, accommodating. Right on the Kappellenplatz near the central market. Decor is comfortable, like a friend‘s home. Lots of wood trim. Very good food for dinner at a surprisingly reasonable price.Continental breakfast had the usual meats and cheeses, breads and fruits. The knitted covers for the hard boiled eggs were just so cute! We would go back.If you don‘t want a big, cold, shiny, modern hotel, you should come here.

Nice room with a huge bathroom and strong shower. The main entrance is in the back courtyard area, but you can cut through the restaurant from the street. They speak excellent English, as do most people in Rothenburg. Breakfast is great. Lastly, the price was very good for what you got. Highly recommended!

Really great rooms and food, can't say enough about the food it's awesome. Definitely will return for a visit

We had a lovely one night stay at Gasthof Butz! We were welcomed and provided our room quickly. The staff was kind to let us keep our car parked in front until parking opened in the public lot directly in front of the Gasthof. This guesthouse has been in the same family since 1894. You truly feel as if you are a part of Rothenberg when staying. The breakfast spread was pleasant & the service was wonderful. The room furnishings are a bit older & simple, but the location and hospitality more than account for that. We look forward to returning or Gasthof Butz when we visit Rothenberg again!

Very very good food, good price, not very big portion. The staff is weird. The guy said that he was not sure if there was a table and then he gave only option. At the end the restaurant was pretty empty and an other couple they let them sit wherever they wanted.

Just having a dinner here. The food are quite good. I ordered the homemade beef roulade.i was expecting a big roll of beef, yet it comes with four small rolls. They taste pretty well actually. The price charged is fare

Quaint dining establishment in the heart of the old city. The menu variety was good and prices reasonable. The food was delicious but I found the Gulash soup to be rather watery, having been used to much thicker Gulash soups previously. I would definitely eat here again, the atmosphere was ever so relaxing.

Went to the restaurant for lunch. The food was exceptional. We had the venison goulash, bratwurst, and apple fritters. Highly recommended!

We enjoyed our lunch very much. Very good cooking with a touch of Austrian. My breadcrumbed red perch was super tender and had a lovely juicyness and the crust was just perfect. The remoulade was fresh and the potatoe salad lovely (no mayonnaise at all, not oily - but a juicy classic dressing that didn't cover the taste of the potatoes). I had a light beer to go with the meal. Tasty, without the effect of making me sleepy. The dessert kept up the quality of the main course, sweet dumplings with a strawberry compote filling (Topfenknödel mit Erdbeerfüllung). A real treat. Our choices of the menu - straightforward yet elegant cooking and a pleasure for the palate. The service was also attentive and in a nice way relaxed. All for a reasonable price. All in all a lovely holiday experience.

We returned to Gasthof Butz after about 20 months (mainly due to some challenging COVID restrictions), and I think it deserves an updated review. Bottom Line Up Front: You can count on Gastof Butz to provide very hearty Franconian meals. We enjoy coming here though it's a little out of the way from the city center. That may not be a bad thing since you can avoid most of tourist traffic by venturing out on the side streets. This time I tried Hausgebackener Gemüsestrudel mit Salaten, 9,50€. It's spinach and meat-filled ravioli sliced and cooked with eggs and mixed salad plate (photos). Serving portion is very generous and filled me up very easily. Mixed salad was a very typical Franconian vegetable mix with cabbage slaw, marinated shredded carrots and sliced cucumber under the mound of well-dressed lettuce. Perhaps what was missing was some potato salad, but it was large side salad nonetheless. Salatteller mit gebratener Hähnchenbrust, 10,20€, a salad plate with grilled chicken breast. Salad plate included aforementioned ingredients plus potato salad (photo). Atmosphere in the dining room is somewhat rustic--very typical of Franconian gasthof (Inn/Restaurant). Actually, this was the first time we dined in the main dining room. We loved sitting in the patio al fresco during warm summer months in the past. If you are in Rothenburg ob der Tauber, you may want to venture in to the not-so-busy section of this quaint Medieval town and try Gastof Butz for yourself. Warning: Franconian dishes tend to be very hearty--true comfort food. They do traditional pork dishes (including sausages) very well, so be aware.

Restaurant has the BEST mushroom-sauce schnitzel in the world. A must!!