Hotel am Siebersturm

The worst stay of our whole trip. There was no elevator, so we had to carry our luggage up to every floor, and there was no support or anyone available to help. The coffee shop is separate from the hotel. I'm glad we left early. Avoid this place at all costs.

My wife and I spent a weekend here, and it was just right for us. It's a family-run hotel with eight rooms, close to the city center. One side looks out over the cobblestone streets of Rothenberg, the other over the beautiful Tauber valley. The rooms are typical German style, with a small but functional bathroom and a very comfortable bed. There’s no air conditioning, as in most German hotels, but it cools down after sunset. We always travel with a fan. There's a nice little restaurant on the ground floor, open all day, and a pub just down the street for a beer or cocktail. I definitely recommend it, and we'd stay here again next time we visit Rothenberg.

We really enjoyed our stay here. The location inside the walls was great, and it was a short walk to where they hold the nightly tours. We had a single queen room with a nice European feel. The only thing missing for us was a mini fridge for our Hefeweisen. There’s a burger place downstairs under the rooms. We didn't eat there, but the prices looked good. Parking costs extra, either at the meter or in the hotel's space. The burger joint doubles as reception, where we checked in and got a key for the front entrance, hallway door, and our room. They spoke broken English, but we understood most of what was said.

A cute little room in a magical location, just behind the famous photo spot and a few blocks from the town square. The people who own the superb burger place downstairs also run the reception there. It was a little confusing at first, but once we figured it out, they were super nice. :)