The hotel front desk clerk is very nice. He showed us to our room and how things work in our room…read moreas well. He brought my daughter a power converter for her computer. My room was clean. Bed seems comfy and the view is nice. Quite a ways to Regansberg. However, we had no hot water. When I tried to call downstairs I discovered the phone does not work. I use my cell phone to make contact which is no big deal, and I explained the water issue. He told me yes, they had the problem today but hopefully it would be fixed by tomorrow morning. I sure wish he had told us there was no hot water before we checked in so I could have made a decision to go elsewhere. It's late and we are tired so we are staying with our fingers crossed that we will be taking showers in the morning. The hotel is obviously old and outdated but that's fine as it ads to the charm yet creepy vibe going on. I'm serious about that creepy vibe.

Everything was good. The waiter spoke English, food was beyond delicious, and the ambiance was…read morefantastic. Only down side was it took half an hour to get our check as the waiter wouldn't look at us. Kept clearing other tables and getting drink refills for others. The food though? Spectacular. The smokiness of wood fired grills also made a nice touch.

This business had had a bad start. Some 12 months ago it was driven into Chapter 11 by the previous…read morehost. It was a bad place, run down, not clean and terribly hosted. About 8 months ago there was a new host (same beer and brewery, though). He tore down the place (virtually) and made everything new and fresh. The kitchen, restaurant, guest rooms were all refurbished and made "noice" (if you can hear the click!) Their menu is genuine Bavarian and the chef lives up to that standard. You want the best Bavarian dumplings? Search no more. My friends and I were searching for the best throughout Bavaria. You get them HERE. (period) Great pork roast (Schweinerns), you get it here. Authentic potato soup? Yep. Here. Apple Strudel? Yep. Here. And you'd want to kill your Bavarian grandma after tasting them. Poor grandma, she was trying her best... They're catering for international taste buds, too. Just ask. The hotel is down to earth and very cozy. I'm always rating a cost/experience ratio. And this is 5/5.

Stayed here when we traveled to Germany and though the building is quite old, the room was somewhat…read moremodernized as well as the lobby and breakfast area. It is one of the few buildings that actually has a/c in it as well as an underground parking garage if you need those items. We were in a room on the alley side away from the cathedral so bell chimes were not heard. It also has a nice Bavarian style restaurant on the premises. Great location in the city of Regensburg!Update: The hotel that we stayed in was the Hotel Bischofshof am Dom.

Schön angerichtetes Frühstück und sehr netter Service.read more

Wanted to stay there. We really did - all 23 of us. Called to get a rate, were asked to email -…read moreemailed for times - to eventually receive a response saying "your email went to spam - why didn't you call us if it was so important to you". No apology - now it's all our fault. Dear people at the Hotel Goliath am Dom, you may have a beautiful hotel, but you have an inacceptable attitude. We pass. With thanks.

Stayed at David Hotel which is the little brother hotel to the Goliath. David Hotel is around the…read morecorner from Goliath so it is nearby the city restaurants, pubs and shopping stores. David Hotel over looks the riverbed. There is no front desk or cafe at David Hotel but you can go to the Goliath hotel for breakfast in the morning and food is price fair though only 3 options for food besides the buffet they have open. The rooms at David Hotel are wood floors with a solid wood door. Beds were very comfortable compared to the Goliath beds that I stayed in a couple years back WiFi was ok but kept knocking me off from time to time. Lastly, the radiator was located in the bathroom areas so only the restroom got warm. The rest of the room was cold at night in January. Rooms were priced fair for a5 night stay at €455.