Hotels near birthplace of Johann de Kalb, Erlangen

Leider kann ich an dieser Übernachtungsmöglichkeit nicht viel positives finden. Zum einen ist der Eingangsbereich relativ schmutzig, trotz trockenem Wetter. Die Zimmer sind leider nicht so groß wie auf Booking beschrieben. Dort habe ich ein Zimmer mit 25qm gebucht und das Zimmer, welches ich bekommen habe hat 3mx3m und auch wenn ich die Miniküche hinzurechne komme ich nie auf 25qm, was für die Comfortzimmer in der Beschreibung ausgewiesen wird. Als ich dann angerufen habe, war eine nette Dame, die sagte, es gibt in der Kategorie nur diese Zimmergrösse. Leider lies die Sauberkeit dann auch eher zu Wünschen übrig, auf dem Boden der Miniküche lagen noch die Krümel vom Vorgänger, an der Wand und auf dem Boden des Bades waren noch Zahnpastareste und in der Duschzelle lag noch der Rest einer Duschgelverpackung vom Vorgänger. Leider habe ich dann erst am Abend vor der Abreise festgestellt, dass das elektrische Rollo vom Balkonfenster auch nicht ging. Alles in allem eine unschöne Erfahrung, die keiner Wiederholung bedarf.

Incredibly beautiful and quiet hotel in Erlangen. The castle room is the absolute paradise for children and the roof terrace is a real highlight! The room and bath were really clean without a snack! The staff is very premature, friendly and always and everywhere accessible. The breakfast buffet was really recommendable. Fresh bread, great bread and a always beautiful and freshly filled out of sauce and cheese. Marmelades, honey, juices and various yoghurts were also offered. Coffee, tea and cocoa were perfectly and quickly provided by the staff at the table. The hygiene concept that is visible to the guest has really convinced us! We will come back anyway! Thank you dear Hotel Luise Team! You are great host! With friendly greetings CN

We were there as non-hotel guests for breakfast. This cost p.P. € 18 incl. drinks and offered everything the heart wants. The food is not hillsidely there, but in appetitely small quantities, but are always made for it. Everything was very delicious and clearly no cheap finish. The staff was extremely friendly and you sat comfortable. It was a really pleasant atmosphere. We can make it again!

Considering this is only a 3* property, the staff make sure you have a far greater experience that really impresses. The hotel is located a relatively short walk from Nuremberg Castle (about 10 -15 minutes) which is the Northern point of the old town. You can also ride the 4 Tramline that stops outside the hotel or the U3 underground line is less than a 10 minute walk. As such, you're very well connected and in easy reach of everything the city has to offer. The hotel looks like an older building, almost medieval in it's styling, but it is modern, fresh and clean. They are practicing COVID protocols, which must be followed and that included having a vaccination certificate to check in. Masks are required in all the public areas and you need to specify a breakfast time so as they can organize the distance seating. My room was odd in that it was huge, but set for one person. A big double bed, but with a single duvet and just one pillow. The linens were fresh and clean and mattress comfortable. There's a desk, chair, small table, flat screen TV and good space for luggage and hanging clothes, but it felt very empty because of the size. Hardly a complaint. There's a fridge, which is very welcome. The heating was good and needed in the cold winter. Bathrooms have a shower/tub and basin with excellent hot water pressure, but the only amenity is a standard body/hair wash. Towels were a bit old, but certainly clean. Currently, house keeping is limited because of COVID, but towels are refreshed every day and they empty the trash. Breakfast is excellent. On my first morning, they even laid out a chocolate Santa for me, which was very nice. There is everything you'd want to eat and more. A really good selection of hot and cold items, all of very high quality. It's buffet style, but the staff are still there to help and are always friendly and clear tables quickly. The one problem the hotel is currently experiencing is with their WIFI provider. Although free, the property has run into a tech issue they seem unable to solve that means you have to pay to log in to each device. You will have no choice but to pay, so make sure when you login you get a receipt. Just email it to the front desk and they will immediately reimburse you either in cash or make a credit on your credit card. They are just as frustrated by the provider as the guests, but they are super efficient about repaying the guest's costs. Overall, I couldn't be happier with this hotel. Very nice staff and good problem solvers that means problems aren't problems at all. I believe there is parking on site, but I didn't need it. They also have fresh fruit to help yourself throughout the day. A great option for Nuremburg.

We stayed at the Gasthaus Rottner during a hot weekend in August because we wanted to see Nuremberg and, as fans of romantic hotels, were looking for a suitable hotel. The quiet location just outside the center suited us very well and on arrival we were given deluxe room 33 in the guesthouse opposite. The architect had designed it very creatively, as the round building elements and seating went perfectly with each other. Even the glass door to the modern and generously equipped bathroom was semi-circular. Even the minibar was in a round console on wheels on which the 37-inch TV stood. This meant that it could be turned in the right direction. The minibar was spartanly stocked, but included in the room price. The wardrobes were cleverly integrated into the walls and contained enough storage space. The electrical equipment was very good and there was also a desk with a lamp and sockets. We would have liked air conditioning, however, as the temperatures that weekend were around 33°C and the fan that was blocked off provided little relief. The internet access via the password-protected WiFi was decent, as I measured a download speed of 28400 kbit/s and an upload speed of 34200 kbit/s. What we regretted most was that the restaurant was closed on Sunday and Monday, as we were unable to enjoy the Michelin-star cuisine at all. We were only able to experience a little Bavarian inn atmosphere in the beer garden, which was fortunately open on Sunday afternoon because of the good weather. The breakfast buffet with an excellent coffee machine was like a 4-star hotel; it was not lavish and almost everything was packed chilled in small portion glasses. This was a clever solution, as it meant that nothing was left on the guests' plates. The very friendly service staff were happy to fulfill any special requests. All in all, I really liked the hotel and I will definitely stay there again on another visit to Nuremberg, but definitely not on Sundays or Mondays when the restaurant is closed.

Beautiful hotel, central location, clean. Excellent swimming pool and spa. Excellent service, I forgot a sweatshirt in the room (a gift I am very fond of) and immediately they found it and sent it to my home address. Nice and good breakfast. Super recommended!

I know Adina from Munich and the Adina Munich also serves as a benchmark here. The rooms are clean and you have everything you need. The fully equipped mini kitchen with stove, oven, dishwasher, washing machine and dishes is particularly great. The bed was comfortable, not lumpy. Despite the central location and the room on the 1st floor, you didn't hear the noise from the street in the hotel room. Unfortunately, I got a room in the stairwell and every time someone walked through the stairwell, the heavy fire door closed with a loud bang. I would recommend requesting a room at the top of the 5th floor when checking in. ☺️ The wellness area is in the basement here, which is not as luxurious as the Adina Munich, as it is on the 14th floor and you have a wide view over Munich. It still has everything you need such as fitness equipment, pool and sauna. In the sauna area I would have liked a water dispenser and small snacks such as some fruit. That's appropriate for a 4 star hotel. The infusion spoon is defective and needs to be replaced. In addition, many hotel guests do not have a strong sense of hygiene and immediately jump into the pool completely sweaty after taking a sauna.😩 Perhaps this behavior can be remedied with signs indicating that you should shower beforehand. 😅 The service is good, bath towels were quickly replenished if they were empty. Thanks to the fully equipped kitchen, you can also buy a frozen pizza in the hotel and bake it yourself. I think the idea is great but for €8 you can almost order a pizza. In my opinion the price is too high... Conclusion: a good hotel that simply offers something more. I can recommend it.

Wir waren dort für eine Nacht. Die Lage ist super. Der Parkplatz ist mit 20€ pro Nacht etwas überteuert. 12€ für den Parkplatz wären meiner Meinung nach angemessen. Das Essen kann ich nicht beurteilen da wir nicht mit Frühstück oder ähnliches gebucht haben. Das Zimmer war in Ordnung. Die Fenstervorhänge hatten leider dunkle Flecken. Dies wurde dem Personal beim Check-out mitgeteilt. Ansonsten war der Aufenthalt in Ordnung.

Set I. A perfect location for us as it is 200 yards from the station but only a five minute walk into town. The mini E we arrived to the minute we left the staff could not do enough for us, the manager led by example but I must mention Celline who went above and beyond. Spotlessly clean the rooms were big and extremely comfortable. I would highly recommend and would certainly come back and this hotel would be my first choice

The house is very well-equipped, especially the kitchen, which has all the kitchen utensils, cups and saucers you need, and even seasonings. The interior design is also very stylish, and the room itself is very nice. The floor looked clean, but it was actually full of dust. I walked barefoot at first, but I didn't put on my slippers until I found that the soles of my feet were completely dusty. The coffee machine was also filled with dust and I was afraid to use it at all. The location is good, close to the train station and within walking distance to attractions. There is an iron gate at the gate that requires a code to open the door, but there is no instruction on how to open it from the inside. I tried many methods for the first time and pressed it randomly. Finally, I found that there is a rope that needs to be pulled down to open the iron gate. If there is more Clear guidance would be better. The service is really average, because they require self-check-in. I have already read the message when booking, so I took the initiative to contact them after booking, hoping to learn how to self-check-in in advance. However, after many times of contact through the platform, they still refused to inform me and only said that they would be notified 24 hours in advance. Even 24 hours ago, I still didn't receive it, so I had to proactively contact the booking platform. I took screenshots of the search results in the email to prove that I had not received any emails. Finally, I obtained the other party's email address through the platform and proactively Send an email. In the end, I didn't actually receive a self-check-in method. I found it through their website and then checked in myself. I think they can inform the check-in process in advance to reduce guests' concerns.