This is a bare-bones "hotel". It reminds me more of an older motor-inn or a bed'n'breakfast. Furniture seems to be from the 60-80's. My room had 2 twin beds shoved together, instead of the typical (European) full- or queen-sized beds you find elsewhere. Breakfast, down in a sunny basement was actually nice. It had the typical spread of eggs, meats, cheeses, cut fruit, bread, rolls and pastries. Staff was friendly and very helpful. So..... if you want an inexpensive place to put your head, at night.... and haven't been spoilt too much by bigger/fancier hotels.... this could still be an option for you. The hotel is conveniently located close to the Römer and other historical places, as well as nice places to eat and drink. Parking can be a challenge, unless you're ok with leaving your car in one of the nearby parkades and walk instead.(Parkades are within 5-10 minutes walking and so are restaurants, bars, shopping and sightseeing.) read more