I had the pleasure of staying at the Landgasthof "Zum Adler" during my trip to Rasdorf, Germany in…read moreSeptember/October 2015 to visit family. I spent two nights at the inn and had a comfortable, clean room. I ate a couple of a meals at the inn and my personal favorite was the Jägerschnitzel. Yum! Overall, this was a positive experience and I look forward to returning in the future.

Blow away The…read moreDomizil is my personal "Hotel of the year - and I have my share of hotels through my travels: It's a relatively small, family run hotel next to Erfurt's dome and citadel at the heart of Erfurts astonishing historic old city center. The rooms within the old building (17th century) are just recently renovated and have been tastefully but functionally furnitured: while it's nice the business traveller finds a desk to work and a comfortable chair. The TV in the room is actually a set you could think of having at home, lacking the annoying hotel TV services. Given all that, what actually blew me away was the great service: the owner herself, a very nice lady, takes care of the customers and insisted in my case to provide a breakfast (eggs, bread, cheese, ham, cappuccino, orange juice ...) at 5:30 in the morning. I tried to talk her out of it, she insisted, it gave me a great start. Their tag line "historic modern" can be extended to "historic, modern, home" - as Domizil (Latin for little home) suggests. Go there and love it like I do.

This is a gorgeous, historic hotel…read more The rooms are clean, comfortable, spacious, and very quiet. I love that the windows open. The breakfast buffet is one of the neatest, most luxurious things you will experience. There are saunas in the basement as well as a few pieces of fitness equipment. Some staff members are kind of brusque but perhaps that's the German way?

This art deco hotel is one of Germany's most historic hotels. Located in the center of Weimar it's…read morea luxurious and you'll be totally pampered.

I was traveling with my two college aged children, and thought that a night in a castle would be a…read morefun experience on our road trip. We didn't have trouble finding the hotel, but when we arrived, about 8pm, and walked in the front door, there was no one there. We walked around for a bit, saw the restaurant, but didn't see any way to check in. Finally someone from the restaurant came up to the hostess stand area and we asked and they were like, "oh, I can do that for you". So we are checked in, and they want to walk us to our room first, which seems fine, so off we go up stairs, down halls, up more stairs, down more halls till we arrive at our room. Our room was very large, with a raised, timbered ceiling with a huge chandelier in the middle. Beautiful wood floors, and large windows that open on two walls opposite from each other (which helped with a breeze during the night), and a nice sized bathroom that was a few steps up from the bedroom floor. We were very impressed to say the least. Then we decide to go park our car and bring up the suitcases. Well, to begin with, the car park is well down a hill and quite far from the front door (and the driveway is gravel so rolling wheels don't really help), so absolutely bring up your luggage before you park the car. The car park is sizeable enough that there is no issue with parking, it is just a long walk if you were carrying your bags. So we drove them back up and dropped them off on the circle before taking the car back down. Now, to get the bags to our room - first, a large flight of steps into the main level of the castle. Then a second large flight of wooden steps, down a hall, a small set of wooden steps, then some stone steps, then two longer, narrow hallways before it opened up to a larger hallway and our door. So if you have mobility or back issues or problems with carrying things, this may not be the place for you! Once in our rooms we realized that we didn't have the wifi codes, and had to go back down to the restaurant to get them, then back up again. The wifi worked fine for us, so that wasn't an issue. My daughter chose to take a shower before bed, and when you go in the bathroom the exhaust fan turns on. Not horribly loud, but loud enough that even with the door to the bathroom closed we could hear it going, and going, and going. We even got up a few times to make sure that we didn't do something to leave it on by accident. It finally turned off sometime in the middle of the night, but that was kind of a weird thing. As I said, the leaded windows in the room open up and we had very scenic views of the property. There are areas on the property between the castle and the car park that have decayed, but made for scenic backdrops for photos. The next morning we went out and took lots of photos. There was a stone tower with ivy growing up the side, a large "railing" made from cement/stone with big newel posts, even a stone arch with a wrought iron gate which made for great family pictures - so bring a tripod or a friend to snap them for you! We decided we didn't want to spend the money on breakfast there, so we packed up and headed out early to find a local bakery (recommend Kerling's Feinbackerei in Coburg!) All in all, it was a nice stay, and certainly different from a typical hotel. It was a nice little change on our trip.

Amazing staff and service. The receptionist, Jessica, went out of her way to give me…read morerecommendations of places to visit and eat while traveling the city. Highly clean with a social atmosphere. Right above a Texas style BBQ restaurant.

This hostel's major strength is that it's cheap. The hostel was overbooked when I stayed there…read morewith a group. You're forced to use an antiquated pay-for-internet-time system that works sporadically at best. The rooms are small. Showers are on a short timer. And, during a stay with a group, the hostel screwed up the reservation with no apology. If fact, the approach of the staff and the manager is that they're doing a favor by just being there. Maybe it works for Germans familiar with such an attitude. But if you're a foreigner be very wary of this place or at least be prepared to be insulted. There are alternative lodgings in Erfurt and Weimar. I would urge you to consider them.

I throughly enjoyed the food, hotel accommodations and friendly helpful staff. I was impressed by…read morethe sense of history and simplicity shared here while having complete confidence in the service. My room, on the 3rd floor, had beautiful light, a completely modern bathroom/shower and comfortable bed. I would definitely return here again. This former home of educational/social theorist, Rudolph Steiner, gives the place a feeling of Weimar's early 20th century past as well as a focus on the natural comforts of pure food, clean surroundings, fresh flowers and polite interactions. I felt safe and cared for here and would recommend this charming place to travelers of all ages.

From the owner: Auf drei Etagen bieten wir 17 lichte Zimmer mit Flat-TV, Dusche und WC. Desweiteren steht Ihnen ein…read moreAppartment für 4 Personen zur Verfügung. Zentrumsnah gelegen können Sie alle Sehenswürdigkeiten in wenigen Fußminuten erreichen. Unser denkmalgeschütztes Haus verfügt nicht über einen Fahrstuhl. Die starken Arme unserer zuvorkommenden Mitarbeiter sind Ihnen jedoch gerne bei Ihrem Gepäck behilflich. Im hoteleigenen Restaurant bieten wir Ihnen in der Zeit von 7:30 bis 11:00 Uhr die Möglichkeit, den Tag mit einem gemütlichen Frühstück zu starten. Unser Frühstücksangebot finden Sie unter der Rubrik Restaurant. PKW Stellplätze sind kostenpflichtig in der Umgebung vorhanden. Wir helfen Ihnen gerne vor Ort weiter.

We visited the restaurant after a tour of the Wartburg. The view is great but service and food was…read moredisappointing! We needed a table for 6 but they could only offer us a table for 6 and 2. We decided to do it and they gave us tables next to each other that could have easily been joined but they didn't. Even after a 2 ! Hour lunch there were plenty of tables empty that could have been joined... They only had 1 kids menus and the other kids were left with empty pages to color. The wait was really long! There were hardly any people but we had to wait to order and for the food. Nothing was brought to the table tolle the wait bearable for kids! The food was mediocre at best. Our oldest said she would never want to come back. What a petty for such a lovely place.

From the owner: Übernachten auf der Burg. Die Wartburg hat sich ihre…read morefreundliche Gastlichkeit bewahrt, seit Pilger einst an ihre Pforten klopften. Nun, einhundert Jahre "Gasthof für fröhliche Leut", präsentiert sich das Hotel auf der Wartburg heute einmal mehr als Ort des Wohlbehagens, der Ruhe und der Heiterkeit. 37 individuell und mit Liebe gestaltete Zimmer, die vielfach ausgezeichnete "Landgrafenstube" oder der Vitalbereich "Jungbrunnen" mit Sauna und Fitnessbereich werden Sie "gefangen nehmen" und nicht mehr loslassen. Genießen Sie es, Gast zu sein und sich dennoch geborgen und behaglich wie zu Hause zu fühlen.

The is a very small hotel with small rooms and old decor in the common areas. When we arrived with…read moreour tour group they had the room keys ready but our room was not ready. Which means the only place to wait is the lobby- where there is just one place to sit -- one couch. The third floor is cold. The radiators are loud. The room lights are very slow to come on and not very bright. Not a well planned or helpful place.

Barely adequate facilities AND extremely unfriendly, even by German standards. I am generally very…read moreopen about hotel facilities (hot water and Internet and a bed is all I need), but the staff (half of whom are the couple who owns the place) are rude and unhelpful to the point of hostility. And it wasn't just directed at me, but to all the guests, who we making the same observations over breakfast. If you must travel to Sonneberg, try the Schlossberg Hotel.

I enjoy staying at Waldblick very much. I travel to Sonneberg offten and is my hotel of choice. The…read morefood in the resturant is very good and the place has a very home like feeling.