Gasthof zum Hirsch

The town is gorgeous, the bed was comfortable and clean, and the owner was friendly. The room felt a little dated, but everything was fine. Church bells interrupted a good night's sleep, though they were there before I was. Yup, I'll be back :-)

I slept well in a comfortable bed, and breakfast matters most to me in a hotel room, so those were both a plus. My room was clean, with a TV and free Wi-Fi, and the owner was very friendly. The furniture looked dated, but it all worked. You can lock the wardrobe and one drawer in the table separately. It’s a practical guest room for a few nights on a business trip, as long as you don’t expect too much. Street parking is available, but from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. you can only stay for one hour with a parking disc. If you park before 6 p.m., you’ll need to move the car every hour. The city monitors parking.

The staff were friendly and the hygiene was very good. Breakfast was delicious.

The bed was excellent, with a great mattress, pillow, and duvet, and the owner and staff were very helpful and friendly. The rooms still have an old style and haven’t been modernized. My TV was small, but fine for the small room, and the bathroom felt cramped when sitting on the toilet. My room was very cold because the window had been left wide open. I was out all day, came back late at night, and found it still open. One staff member had apparently been in and forgotten to close it. This was in March, and the heating takes a long time, so I had to sleep in my clothes and socks. Breakfast was adequate. There’s parking in front of the hotel and a few spaces on the street, with a one-hour limit using a parking disc. The entrance and other rooms are NOT wheelchair accessible. We stayed two days and only needed somewhere to sleep, which was enough. The price was okay too.