Deutsches Haus

The food was generous in portion and reasonably priced, around €25 on average, and there's a children's menu. I had the pork schnitzel with mushroom sauce, fried potatoes, and extra roasted onions. It was juicy, tender, and flavorful, with light seasoning and fairly thin breading. The rich sauce went really well with it. The baked Camembert with cranberries and salad was piping hot, delicious, and nicely presented, though its strong flavor is probably for people who like robust food. The restaurant is right on the main road with plenty of parking. I didn't notice whether it was wheelchair accessible, but the restrooms were accessible, modern, and very clean. The decor is tasteful, with charming little accessories, and the staff are friendly, attentive, and check that everything's all right. Everyone was good with children too. I had a good visit and would recommend stopping by.

We laughed a lot and felt really comfortable here. The service was friendly, attentive, quick, and had a sense of humor, absolutely thumbs up. I have to admit, I've eaten at Deutsches Haus many times before and usually left at least half because it didn't taste that good or look appetizing. Last night was our first time here, though, and Deutsches Haus completely won me over. The food was fantastic, freshly made, and presented so attractively that eating really was a visual experience. The place is lovingly decorated in a modern style, down to the smallest detail. Everything was right.

The food has been really good each time we've come for brunch or a buffet. The staff and owners are very friendly and always willing to listen. We'll happily be back.

After we arrived and had a chance to freshen up, they served us a very good dinner. The rooms were lovely and practically furnished, and we felt comfortable there. The landlady was friendly and attentive too. I'd definitely recommend this hotel. We got a positive reply when we made our spontaneous inquiry.