Quedlinburg Pensions

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Our top choices for Quedlinburg pensions

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1. Hotel & Pension Villa Laluna

Blankenburg

Judith

P9,072 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 28 - Oct 29

A two-story building with a steep gable roof, multiple windows with red frames, and flower boxes on the upper floor.

2. Pension Barbara Schierke

Wernigerode

"Pension Barbara is a very cosy and clean pension right next to the paths leading up to The Brocken. The hostess was very sweet and attentive, and we had a good stay. Schierke as a town is a bit dated and quiet in the autumn, when we visited. Is was difficulty to find a place to just have a couple of drinks etc. The national park, Brocken and paths are all excellent for a short hiking-holiday. Great nature, chalenging paths (if you want it), nice restaurant on the summit."

Anders Peder Lysholm

P6,883 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 7 - Oct 8

A traditional half-timbered building with a brick base and a tiled roof, surrounded by a cobblestone street and a metal fence.

3. Pension Lavendel

Harztor

morten

P5,868 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 29 - Oct 30

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Top Quedlinburg Hotel Reviews

Romantik Hotel am Brühl

10/10 Excellent

"Lovely hotel: beautifully decorated, nice patio area, delicious breakfast. Exceeded our expectations. Would have liked to stay longer."

Nordhäuser Fürstenhof

10/10 Excellent

"We stayed in one of their tiny houses. It was very clean and nicely decorated. There was a sturdy version of a double-bed bunkbed style, a nice bathroom, a kitchen with a tiny dishwasher, a dining room/sitting area. Plus there was a lovely furnished patio area with each tiny house. There was an air conditioner (did not get it to work), but there were also automated loft windows which were fantastic at cooling down the place. Along the beautifully landscaped path to the tiny houses there was a grass area to air-out the dog and a small playground for small children. The hotel breakfast was amazing with various pâtés, fish, bacon, eggs, yogurt and fresh fruit and fresh bread. It was staffed by an amazing group of ladies. The restaurant/bar was pretty and relaxing. Well done!"

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