Best Three Star Hotels in Rothenburg ob der Tauber

Despite traveling solo, I got one of their Comfort Double Rooms, as I was there for 3 nights and appreciated the roominess. The staff were all just wonderful.....so kind and friendly and helpful. The breakfast...well, it was the absolute best during my 3 week, 5 hotel visit during the Christmas Markets. I was pleasantly stuffed every morning! A recent reviewer gives the room only 3 stars. Okay, I admit that they are not sumptuous, but they are a common type of comfy, simple, German that I love. My room (20) was spotlessly clean and the chairs were comfortable and the bed was VERY comfortable. The bathroom was spotless. My room had no stunning view, but did have WiFi. The whole experience was so memorable for me, and I would not hesitate to stay again.

We stayed in the Guesthouse and found the room to be very enjoyable for a 3 people combo (couple + mother in law). Ups Location You live where others endlessly take selfies (people will probably ask you to take pictures of them when you exit feom the hotel and be wary of excursions camping before the entrance. Everything is nearby. Friendly staff, ready to answer any questions and help Tasty breakfast buffet (we especially liked the selection of fresh fruit and coffee) exclusive view of the Tauber valley in the breakfast ”blue” room. Game room with billiard, air hockey, and foosball. Dog- and child-friendly. Good value for money. comfortable parking next door (costs 8.5 eur per night but is worth the price). Downs WiFi rather flaky in the guest house. very old locks in the room doors, no safe: best don't put valuables in your room. Side-note: This is the oldest hotel in Rothenburg still in operation. It was founded 300 years ago. If history is your knack, this is the place to be.

The room was spacious and just fine for our needs. Requested a room with A/C and was not disappointed. The desk staff were accommodating and friendly. The main gentleman seating people for dinner could have been a lot more friendlier. He was rather abrupt and several people wanted to sit in front of the hotel to enjoy their meal. He simply pointed to the Bier Garden with no explanation. The hotel is kind of funky with rooms situated on different levels and what seemed to be across connecting buildings. Many people were looking for they rooms and Mom and I got turned around more than once. The lift only went to one floor so we walked down one flight to walk across the building To catch the lift, then around a corner and up some steps back to the other building. I thought it was fun and gave the place old world charm.

This is a clean, quiet hotel, about 10 minutes (foot) from the city centre. The hotel offers breakfast with vegan optionsan, otherwise no restaurant on the ground. Other facilities such as fitness rooms, a minibar, washing service, or similar have not been provided. Sometimes we ask strange questions, such as, “You are alone; why do you want a Kingsize bed?” or “You stay with us two nights. Do you want us to clean the room in this way?” The latter is certainly a remainder of the Covid time, but at €130/Nacht I find it obvious that I can choose the type of bed without having to justify the choice. In addition, I find that the daily cleaning of the room automatically belongs to one of the most price-intensive hotels in the city. However, people in the hotel were nice and premature. There are very few (4-5) hotel own parking places and they were always occupied during my stay. But this is no problem at all, because you can park easily and safely everywhere on the street.

We were a family of three traveling to Germany for the first time. We pulled up to this quaint hotel and fell in love instantly. The owner, a gentleman, was extremely nice in greeting us. For some reason the hotel did not have our reservation(booking company's fault-Not trip advisor by the way) and they were all booked (our reservation was for three nights). We were devestated to say the least as we had no idea where to go and were foreigners. There was no need to panic. The nice owner offered to bring us around the corner to a relative's hotel where he made sure we were set up for the night and taken care of. The next day we were brought back to the Gasthof Bezold and remained there for the other two nights. He went out of his way to make sure we were ok and well taken care of. He and his relatives treated us like family and we were so thankful. Best time ever! Loved both places and would definitley stay here the next time we visit. We had a room in the back section and were so happy. The area was roomy and the bathrooms big. The beds were comfortable and the place so pretty and quaint. Breakfast was awesome as well. Close to everything and a reasonable price. It will be our home away from home anytime we go back to that area.

Nice little hotel in Rothenburg just a five minute walk to the central square. The rooms were bright and clean. Each morning a delicious breakfast was provided. Checkin is between 3:00 and 6:00 pm. If your travels have you arriving after 6:00 pm, I would advise notifying the hotel. We arrived at 7:00 pm due to a train disruption that delayed us by 1 hour. I called ahead and an employee was waiting to check us in. I was told that after 8:00 pm, they leave the room key in a little vault by the front door but you need to email or call them in advance to arrange it and obtain the vault password. In the evenings, you can enter and leave the hotel using the door to the Beirgarten in the back of the hotel.

Ideally located in front of the old town, really just a short way. Old building without lift, but we had also only a small baggage for a short time, the room in 2.OG under the roof but also easily accessible directly over the stairs. The room is fresh, we very much liked the pattern tape that is also found on the back wall of the TV furniture. Air conditioning did not need, heating doesn't work. The shower is even very large. Totally very clean. Despite the street location perfectly quiet. It seems all generous and not pressing narrow/small as well as recently renewed. The lady of the hotel was super friendly and helpful, even wishes were fulfilled at the excellent breakfast. We have felt quick and well here in a short time and can really recommend everyone in this hotel. In particular where Rothenburg with its museums and shops, unfortunately, has a lot to offer without Christmas market. Note: Our stay included night stay with breakfast, so we cannot judge everything - but our conclusion = a absolute golden hit and we are happy to come back.

With a stay at Hotel am Siebersturm in Rothenburg ob der Tauber (Rothenburg Old Town), you'll be steps from Tauber Valley and Franconian Heights Nature Park. This hotel is 0.1 mi (0.1 km) from Siebers Tower and 0.1 mi (0.1 km) from Spitalviertel.Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and tour/ticket assistance.Enjoy a meal at the restaurant or snacks in the hotel's coffee shop/cafe. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge.Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and luggage storage. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Stay in one of 9 guestrooms featuring LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Clean, safe and friendly inn that is very close to the medieval city, but a little less expensive than many of the hotels located inside the Rothenburg town walls. Also provides free and easy to access parking for guests onsite. The innkeepers are incredibly friendly hosts, full of positive energy. The inn itself is nicely decorated, but it's rather basic -- if you're looking for a special romantic inn, this may not be it. But if you want a nice, clean convenient place to stay, easy to reach the town by car or foot, this is a great choice.

Arrived via train from Wurzburg around 10.45am and was allowed to check in by a kind plump lady, room 206. Avoid this room in the summer as its directly above the night entrance of the hotel. No problem in the winter, lucky us! Room was smaller than it seems (22sqm), twin beds so close to each other, safe, small minibar, fan, TV, bathroom with a tub. When booking, breakfasts was 16.50 euros each, cheaper than 18.50 during check in. We are not breakfasts people, so avoided. Common areas are nice, modern with an elevator. Facade was made to look like half timber but it seems to be purpose built, concrete building. Why we rated it 3 stars was because of a lack of a kettle for the cold winter. They offered a thermos flask instead but its a chore to go down to the Restaurant every-time the thermos is empty! When asked about the bus for Dinkelsbuhl, the same plump lady spent 3-4 mins to check on her computer then told me to check by myself …so much for a 4 stars hotel! We found a 8.29am bus but waited 20 mins in vain! So took a taxi to Dinkelsbuhl for 100 euros instead! See my review for 3 stars Hotel Piazza in Dinkelsbuhl. The greatest asset of this hotel has to be its location, probably the closet hotel within the walls to the train station, 10 mins walk with no luggage. Add 2-3 mins more if with luggage. Overall, our 3 nights at this hotel was fine but we had expected more for the price we paid for a 4 stars hotel.