Adelheid Hotel garni

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• thunefeld

  07 junio 2014
  Tiny Rooms, No Parking, No WiFi

  Our room #5 was clean and tiny, a narrow corrider to a single window. Wifi would not work anywhere near the room, had to sit in the central second floor lobby seating area on the one love seat or go downstairs to the breakfast room. Large, successful Brew Pub directly behind property - on a nice warm day the yelling and loud laughing from the beer garden goes on for hours. No free parking - we arrived on busy June Saturday to find no parking available in town even for 5 Euro - the lots were all full. Had to park nearly a kilometer away and walk in. This hotel is 2 star at best. It was clean. Breakfast was included and was okay. Service was barely polite and civil.

  

• Amy W

  22 marzo 2015
  Historic building, central to Quedlinburg

  I was here in July 2011 (not 2014, but I wasn't able to select a date that far back) when it was run by different owners under the name Pension zum Altstadtwinkel. I therefore will not really critique the friendliness of the staff, cleanliness of the room or the quality of the breakfast (though all were great), but I will say that we were allowed to park in the little Hof or courtyard, though I can see that if the hotel were full, the Hof certainly couldn't accommodate everyone. And we were there for a Sunday-Monday-Tuesday-Wednesday stay, not over a weekend. If you dropped off your bags and had to park elsewhere, however, I don't think it should have been that much of a problem. When you're in Europe you have to expect to do some walking and everywhere in that town is beautiful and must be even more so since they surely have completed many of the restoration projects that were going on when we were there 4 years ago. We didn't even use our car between arrival and departure. Once parked, it sat. Our room had plenty of space, though I couldn't say now what number the room was. It was on the second floor and faced the street. I guess for that reason we were not bothered by any noise from the Biergarten adjacent. We even slept with our windows cracked open and any street noise at night ended early and in the morning, if it woke me, I just woke up thinking, YAY, I'm in Germany! Our room was plenty big and I liked that there were common areas where we could sit on a balcony overlooking the Hof and the Biergarten if we wanted. But if you're in Germany - why not just go over and have a BIER?! Prost!