Simple and inexpensive hotel. Some, a few free parking spaces, Wi-Fi in the rooms, simple beds and small TVs. Very nice staff. Rooms and bathrooms are always clean. If you don't value luxury, you won't go wrong here.

Jürgen Bilko

The hotel is small and clean but a bit old. The breakfast was OK, although with a limited selection. The staff was very friendly. The only complaint is that no dinner is offered and there is no restaurant nearby that I can recommend with a clear conscience. The main customers are assembly craftsmen. All in all, the hotel can be recommended, even if there are much better addresses, but not for this price. The price-performance ratio is okay.

Simple rooms. When I wanted to make a reservation in person I met a very unfriendly man. However, I received a very friendly welcome during my stay. The room was simply but functionally furnished. The breakfast buffet was clear.

The rooms are relatively small and anything but really clean. And there should be no mention of a breakfast buffet. It looked pretty run down.

The hotel was closed at 6 p.m. in the middle of the week, someone from the hotel could only be reached after a phone call. After receiving the codes for the entrance door, we were directed up by telephone. The room we were given first was not made ready again after the last guest. Bed and towels used. Rooms are 6 to 8 square meters, which wouldn't be a bad thing, but the furnishings could have been replaced 10 years ago. Desk is damaged at every corner and the carpet in the room is stained and almost "alive". The bed is about 20 cm too short. Breakfast was ok, although not with much choice.

One star is still too many. Here I was rented a small room of approx. 6 - 8 m² as a comfort room (€95). No one is available upon arrival. A cell phone number in the entrance (no joke) where someone could only be reached after 20 minutes with directions to the room. When I entered the room, the first thing I noticed was the extreme noise of the intersecting main streets. In summer you automatically think of open windows. None. No light or ventilation (broken?) in the "bathroom". To get to the toilet you have to squeeze past the sink, under which your legs are in the "big business". The room itself can be described as in need of renovation at best. For my part, I turned around and looked for a real hotel. I wouldn't wish anything like this on anyone. Nobody has to live, sleep, reside like that... PS.: I absolutely cannot understand the positive reviews here and had to look twice to see if I had confused the house.

A very shabby hotel...the rooms are tiny, the bathroom...a drawer...water doesn't drain in the shower...no electricity...and very loud...from the street noise, all for 100 Euro never again...

Completely sufficient for assembly workers in terms of price and performance. My only complaint is that Wi-Fi is no longer available after 9 p.m. and the windows in the rooms no longer close properly, so the street noise is unpleasantly annoying.

Die Zimmer sind sauber gepflegt wobei die Ausstattung nicht die allerneuste ist. Das Frühstück ist liebvoll angerichtet und das Personal nett und auch in Bezug auf Tagesausflüge (Busverbindungen, Attraktionen,..) auskunftsfreudig.

Was in the hotel for 1 night. Cleanliness is fine. But the bathroom was very, very narrow. Probably not thinking about chubby people. In order to go to the toilet, you first have to exercise early. WiFi doesn't work either.