Bayerbach Hotels

"Beautiful, older hotel with great breakfast, friendly staff, and good location. Beware all rooms are upstairs and there is no elevator."

"SUPER clean room. Hotel is in a prime location. I had a one bedroom suite, with fully equipped kitchen. Staff is amazing. I strongly recommend this hotel to other travelers"

"room was good"

"Great "

"Clean and quit room, nice staff, good breakfast"

"Great staff. Parking underground is a plus!"

"Perfect stay!"

"Quite Hotel, nice breakfast. Souterrain room, quite dark..No drinking water in the room."

"Car park slots are made for motorbikes. I am not joking and my car is not 4 wheel drive. You have to take all out of the car and push it back in between the two cars from outside as you want be able to open the door if you drive in. After trying all options the receptionist came out and explain that there are more parking places at the back of hotel. Should know this earlier but at least it saved me from further frustrations. The room is the smallest one I have seen in my life and not much bigger than 2 berth cabin on Stena Line ferry to Europe. The shower cubicle is the same size as the ferry plastic shower cabin. Toilet is separate and the timer sensor that is an only option to get the light in WC last literally 5 seconds until get pitch black. You have to keep moving (not advisable), if you want to get light back. There was no shower/hand wash liquid and have to go to reception to get new one, which also did not have working pump mechanism. The bed is a all separate story. The size was good double and the mattress was comfortable but overhead was a very low bunk bed. I managed to bang my head just a couple of times but it was enough. The space between the bed and the wall is about 40 cm wide and it is not easy to move around the room at all, especially if you carry your luggage. There is nothing in the room - no coffee or tea facility, even no curtesy bottle of water, which is available for €2 at vending machine. For €5 more can get proper hotel room elsewhere."