Rotes Ross Burghaslach

It really couldn't have been worse. The shower had no hot or cold water, the food was awful, and the price was outrageous. The coffee was okay. 😄😄 The towels, mattresses, and everything else were ancient, though in pretty good shape considering nothing seemed to have been done to them in ages. I paid for a three-bed double room, then told them fewer people would be coming. They didn't offer any compensation, and there were only two beds. One of the double beds had a make-up sheet. When I politely asked what was going on, they left a bill in the room telling me to take a closer look, because I'd only told them about two people. Yes, but I'd paid for three beds, and then someone else arrived with nowhere to sleep. This was the worst place I've ever stayed.

The water pressure in the shower kept changing, from scalding hot to freezing cold. The rooms have a 70s style, and there's no soap in the toilet. The towels are old and worn, and breakfast is an uninviting, old-fashioned affair. The butcher shop is gone.

Breakfast was disappointing, and the sausage had a green rind. The bed was a fold-out couch. Hair and stains covered the pillows, sheets, and blanket. The room and breakfast were absolutely terrible, neither pleasant nor comfortable.

The breakfast buffet was supposedly extensive, but it was very meager: some orange juice, three kinds of cornflakes, one egg per person, three slices of cheese, and six slices of sausage for three adults. There was also an unidentifiable jam that couldn't even be tasted. We were disappointed and strongly advise against staying here. At the end of October the rooms were freezing cold. The bathroom was extremely clean. We'd booked a single room for one adult, but found a children's bunk bed in it. The room was inadequately furnished, with an advertised 14-inch CRT television sitting in the corner. The service was very poor. When we asked for a taxi, they said the taxi company numbers were written on a piece of paper outside and we could call ourselves. We were offered the option of returning our rooms early, and agreed this would be free of charge. Instead, they charged us for the entire stay, not the agreed period. There was no compromise or agreement; they only waived breakfast for one day.