Altstadt Hotel

Modern, freshly renovated room in a hotel in the city center, but calm nevertheless. Can be reached by foot from the train station and lots of public transport nearby. I enjoyed my stay.

The bathroom was really small, only a thin and/or tiny person can move in it. Also, the provided soap was really cheap and the dispenser not oin a good state. However, otherwise cleanliness was good.

TV

Shower

Simple self-checkin based on a code that was texted to me the afternoon of my arrival.

Noisy part of town; there is a bar downstairs with lots of noise from the street. No air conditioning. No luggage storage. Had to walk back to the train station to leave our bags there.

The room had space for two people to move freely. The room looked clean. There was a fan in the room. There was a small refrigerator that could hold three cans of drink and a large TV. Good location for walking to all major attractions.

No personal interaction. No one was ever at the front desk during check-in or check-out during their operating hours. We had to figure everything out on our own. Everything was written in Germany. We did not have internet. We called for help and were told there was nothing they could do but they would call us back after they called their maintenance person. We never got a call. The shower head was broken. We needed more pillows, but there was no one to ask. Very nosey from people in apartments across the way, garbage trucks, and dragging trash cans. No elevator. No nice views. No coffee maker. No parking by the hotel, it is a garage that is a ten-minute drive two blocks away. You have to do everything at the drop box with a code they send you. No breakfast.