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I resided in the Amedia Hotel - Weiden for about a month while in the area on business. Let me get the negatives out of the way up front since these are minimal: 1. The lobby/front desk closes around 9:00pm, this also cuts off access to the elevators of this five story hotel. Lobby reopens around 6:00am 2. The internet availability is very weak during peak hours. 3. The restaurant was closed. Moving on to the positives: 1. A phenomenal, friendly and professional staff. Everyone went out of their way to ensure our stay was comfortable even in a COVID environment. A big shout out to Christine and Marie who greeted us every morning with a welcoming smile and salutation. A huge shout out to Carolin and Patrick for making our uneventful evenings, eventful. They were so much fun and funny! 2. The housekeeping staff is also above par ensuring our rooms were cleaned to a very high standard while working around our weird schedules. 3. The room was comfortable, not exceptional. It included a very small refrigerator. 4. We were just a 10 minute walk from Weiden City Center full of incredible eateries in a very friendly community. You could find fare from all walks of life and I personally did not have a bad meal anywhere. 5. About a 10-12 minute walk to the Train Station and a two minute walk to the main bus station (Am Zob). There is the greatest little food stand in that area call Imbiss Am Zob. Deiter is the owner and a really cool dude. Great food, cold beer and friendly conversation. 6. There is also a small grocery store (Netto) right across the street from the hotel. 7. The parking garage below the building is well lit and safe. Overall this was a very good experience and I would recommend staying there unless the lack of an elevator would hinder your room access or you are required to get some work done during peak hours. The internet can be frustrating. For me the staff overcame these minor nuisances. They were the best!

Lovely hotel in a very convenient location, right at the old town and walking distance to restaurants, shops, and the railway station. In spite of it's central location, the rooms are quiet and comfortable, with art works of local artists displayed in each room. The hotel also has a nice little secluded patio. The team was so very friendly and accommodating - it made me feel genuinely welcome. Breakfast was delightful, great selection with local fresh products, good coffee, and handmade jams. I really enjoyed my stay, and I will be back. The restaurant Teufelsbäck right next to/in the hotel is worth mentioning: fresh local products in interesting combinations, very tasty. I can fully recommend it.

The concept is beneficial to the operator: any comfort will be left away because prison. We received a small room, but it was not even an old cell. It was in a separate track with its own entrance and was simply a very small, dark and cold room, just large enough to pass (on one side) to the bed that was put into the corner. There was no box, of course, but there were no reading lamps or hairdryers in bed, not even for an eyeglass. Very small also the bathroom, where there was only a handwashing basin. The room was shown to us with the note that we would have wished a quiet room; it was quiet, but it was not, rather was to hear the road, which was a very close back of the hotel, which was a very lively road. Our co-travellers were actually in a former cell where the bathroom was at least more spacious, and there was no door or similar separation between the bathroom and the bedroom; you must like it. The breakfast was in a cold room, where at about 15 degrees all the doors were open; also that suitable for the prison concept, but not very pleasant. Our objection has remained unreactional. Concluded: If you can do this because of the consistent approach - but it must be clear that this is essentially accompanied by renunciation to normal comfort.