Thüringer Hof

For the price, this little hotel is absolutely fine. The rooms aren't luxurious, but they're clean, okay, and have what you need. The bathroom is small but laid out well. There's a restaurant on site. We didn't eat there or book breakfast, which you can arrange on site, so I can't say how good they are. Breakfast looked delicious, though 😋, and it's not a buffet. We'd definitely stay again.

In room 1, the loose cover on the lock was the first thing I noticed. It needed just one new screw, a 15-second fix. Then the closet rail couldn't hold my motorcycle jacket, and the bathroom had the same sort of neglect: someone had apparently leaned on the sink, and it was never fixed. Replacing a toilet seat would only cost a few euros and take 20 minutes. The hotel is showing its age, and it seems there's no maintenance staff taking care of small repairs. The mattress was much too soft for me, and I'd call it worn out. It may not be an expensive hotel, but they could still deal with these issues and leave everyone with a better impression.

We were first put in a room that wasn't the quiet one we'd been promised, so I spoke up clearly and we were moved to the garden-facing room. That one was okay, nothing special. The welcome wasn't friendly, and the price for what we got seemed very questionable. Everything looked old; the tiny bathroom was poorly maintained. The walls are so thin that noise from the hall and other rooms carries right through. We won't return.

The owners were very kind and helpful, but the stay itself was awful. Our room was run-down and musty, and the bathroom felt like a makeshift fix. The toilet made horrible noises, which at least gave us a laugh. Paying 70 euros a night, though, was no joke. It was outrageous.