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.

Located near the main station, which is very convenient. We stayed at the hotel Weidenhof for three…read morenights. Beds were comfortable room was accommodating and the staff were very friendly. The breakfast was €13 per person which was plenty of food and a good variety for the price. We tend to sleep a little warmer and like to have the windows open to get cooler in the room, it was very loud and we were not on the main street side. It seems people stay up quite late and have no problem making lots of noise on the street and in the rooms. Come prepared with earplugs. They do have drinks available for purchase at the reception desk for nightcaps.