H24 Parkhotel Thale ★★★★

"Spent one overnight at this property and chosen due to its proximity to Quedlinburg (about 10 mins). It is a redone Chateau or large stately building. The front entrance is a exit only with reception on the side. The whole set up just seems off (not right). The place doesn't seem to know what it wants to be. Is it a Ibis Budget or is it a M Gallery? The self check in is goofy, the entrance is goofily located. The rooms are nice with a nice set up and very tall ceilings, nice coffee machine. Toiletries were in the cheap side. They need to figure out what clientele they want to attract. We did not have breakfast because at 22 euro person. It better be Hilton or Mariott quality and I don't think that it would have been. The 124 euros paid for one night in an area that frankly is not well positioned and the price point is too much. I guess they have to recoup their investment. In general I thought all the prices for the area were more than they should have been. Having just just come from Berlin. I paid less for everything (food, hotels, fuel) in Berlin than here which is in former E. Germany rural country side. Loved Quedlinburg but again one thing struck as odd. During the evening meal time. Lots of people having drinks or coffee or cake and not meals. Probably because pricing is off. The other thing in general that Germany has to come to terms with. Use credit cards, not Cash or EC card. So many places were cash only. It is 2026, international traveler don't carry a fist full of euros. Bottom line. Neat one time stay, wouldn't come back. Overall they have done a good job at redoing the accommodations and customer service we encountered was nice. Recommendations: figure out what kind of hotel you want to be. I would put in your own pool. Paying 23 euros for 3 hours at the public swimming pool is a non starter when all you want is a quick dip. Plus I think it would draw more clientele."

Hotelpark Bodetal Mit Ferienwohnungen ★★★

"In short: We spent an entire night in temperatures just above freezing with our 19-month-old daughter. It was freezing cold and drafty because otherwise the stench would have been unbearable. Driving home in heavy snowfall was out of the question for us at that hour. And what shouldn't be forgotten is that this wasn't exactly cheap accommodation. At over €400 for two nights, or €550 with breakfast, you can expect a clean room and, even more importantly, own up to mistakes and face the consequences, namely refunding money that was wrongly withheld because the service wasn't provided. To be more detailed: I primarily want to distance myself from negative reviews simply because people are surprised that an outdoor pool isn't open in winter. I definitely don't fall into that category. However, what my family and I experienced at the Hotelpark Bodetal in early January 2026 is hard to stomach. In forty years of traveling, I've never experienced anything like it. But let's jump back in time together. It was a relatively spontaneous trip for my wife's birthday with our 19-month-old daughter. Having found and booked through ***********, we set off full of anticipation for Thale and the Hotelpark Bodetal on a snowy, cold January day. Everything seemed relaxed at the hotel. We checked into our room in House 8, ground floor, in the afternoon and immediately experienced a nasty surprise. Upon entering the room, we were hit with a musty, cheesy smell. "Well," I thought, "it's cold." Visually, the room looked quite dated, but okay, perhaps the cleaning product had lingered. So, we aired it out thoroughly. Nevertheless, I informed the rather overweight man at reception that the room smelled bad. He evaded the issue by saying that no cleaning staff were currently available, but assured us that the room would be cleaned again the following day. For the time being, I left it at that. Despite repeated offers to experience the smell in the room himself, the gentleman refused to leave the reception desk. Presumably, his work motivation is linked to his interest in physical activity. Since our little one loves water, we promptly went to the Bodetal thermal baths. Upon our return, and despite leaving the windows slightly open for cross-ventilation in the freezing cold, we were greeted upon entering the apartment by our roommate again: the putrid, cheesy stench. I put my nose to work and, with some effort and a bit of patience, managed to locate the suspected culprit in the kitchen. It was lodged in the kitchen sink drain and the overflow of the cutlery tray, as you can see in the attached photos. As is clearly visible in the photos, the culprit in the cutlery tray drain, in particular, had been there for weeks, if not months."

Hotel Zur Luppbode ★★★

"Our stay at this otherwise beautiful hotel turned into a nightmare due to a faulty smoke alarm. Three times during the night, we were jolted awake by the alarm’s piercing sound. Each time, we prepared to evacuate with our children, only to find it was a false alarm. With no staff available and the reception closed, our night's rest was ruined. Desperately, we tried contacting the booking company’s 24/7 support, but even they couldn’t reach anyone at the hotel. This resulted in a sleepless night as we anxiously stayed awake, worried about the repeated alarms' cause. The next morning, we finally spoke to the owner, who attributed the false alarms to sudden changes in air pressure – an unsatisfactory excuse. Fortunately, after discussions between the booking company and the owner, we received full compensation for our stay. However, this did not make up for the sleepless night and sense of insecurity we experienced. Future guests should ensure they get an "In Case of Emergency" number from the owner before going to bed. No one should endure the terror we did, and an emergency number could be crucial for a safe night's sleep. This is a small step to ensure peace of mind during your stay. It is disappointing that a hotel with such potential in beautiful surroundings can fail so critically in terms of safety and customer service. This ordeal is something we would prefer to forget but will, unfortunately, linger in our memories."

Mythenresort Heimdall ★★★★

"Great location in the middle of Thale. Nice and clean rooms, delicious food, and they even have an escape room."

Hotel Villa Alice ★★★

"A visit to Hotel Villa Alice is like visiting family, but without the boring moments. Here you are welcomed as a family member or good friend of the family and are accommodated in a room that is reminiscent of the room you lived in at your grandmother's - cozy and nice and with all the necessities you need. The bed is a little too soft but you sleep well in them. The staff takes great care of you as a guest, from check-in to check-out and helps and assists you with everything you might need. The restaurant serves really good food at very affordable prices. The breakfast buffet is sumptuous and kept fresh all the time and there is always plenty of coffee. Thanks to the lady at breakfast (I didn't get her name) for super service. The hotel is very close to the mountain railway to Hexentanzplatz Thale, so it is easy to walk there. Thale is a small town where not much happens but is a good starting point for visits to eg Quedlingburg, but Villa Alice is definitely worth a visit and a good place to stay, so can only recommend the hotel."

Geraumiger Aufenthalt Auf Mehreren Ebenen ★★★

Hotel Bodeblick ★★★

Harzhotel Warnstedter Krug ★★★

"We booked two family rooms. These were in the guest house. If so. Small rooms, stored. We had shampooing on windows and in the shower, no secured sticks (in the family room!), crazy corners, no escape and rescue plan in the room. In the hall the fire extinguishers were displaced. The heated outdoor pool was crazy and already green in many areas of the basin and had only 18 degrees. When and after the complaint, the communication from the hotel was very unhigh, unprofessional and contradictory. We will never enter this hotel again and advise everyone, especially with children!!!! We are unsatisfactory."

Hotel Harzresidenz ★★★