Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten

The room setup worked well for us: both rooms were spacious, with roomy bathrooms, plenty of storage, and nice balconies. One was on the first floor with a small balcony, the other on the third with a larger one. The balconies were separated only by glass or a flower pot, and ours upstairs was dirty, so don’t leave the doors open at night in summer. Amenities also differed between rooms. One had a fridge, the other a welcome kit. The beds had separate mattresses and duvets, German style, but just one square German-style pillow per guest. I slept badly for all three nights. Staff only mentioned later that normal pillows for tourists were available, which would have been useful to know when we arrived. The chiller froze our drinks, and we couldn’t work out how to adjust it. The adjustable lamp had MagSafe chargers. Towels were thin, and some were tattered. A few corners and the area behind the bathroom door were dusty, though I can understand that with only two cleaners. There’s a 24-hour room with vending machines, plates, glasses, and a microwave, so we could eat there without making our room smell. The machine ran out of sparkling water. Breakfast was okay, though the space felt a bit tight. I wish they’d restocked the croissants, which were the best thing there. I liked them with butter and cream cheese. We arrived late, and getting into the hotel and our rooms with the code was easy. There was no staff on site at night, but useful information was posted around the hotel. The staff we met were really nice, and a couple spoke English. The others were still warm and helpful. We could bring our dog for a fee. We paid 60 euros for 4D/3N and were given dog bowls. We were mistakenly charged for two dogs, but they reversed the extra charge. I’d recommend staying here if you’ll be out most of the day. It’s more affordable, leaving you money to spend elsewhere.