Absolutely beautiful restaurant and nice hotel. It just opened in 2023. It is built on a very old…read moreproperty of a mill and farm houses. The conversion to restaurant and hotel preserved the many of the old buildings and features. It's no Hilton or Marriott. It has much more character. The restaurant is near Michelin grade. The chanterelle soup (late September) was amazing. Reh (venison) special was absolutely exceptional. Our waiter Khalid was a charm. And he speaks German, Dutch, Farsi, Italian, and some French. Maybe other languages too. Remarkable in a small village.

Great hotel, great staff and a whole boatload of character. The fresh trout dinner in the…read morerestaurant downstairs is amazing, everything is classic to historical in styling and the building itself used to be an old time mail service. The beds are a little different than your typical American hotels and you shouldn't expect AC, so you may want to consider this when selecting a hotel at the height of summer. The breakfast here blows away typical American fare you would get at chain hotels and the beer is cheap, high quality and in good supply! Most of the hotels in this area are somewhat centrally located, and I recommend this one be toward the top of your wishlist

Average at best. Check in went smoothly, although unfriendly…read morestaff. Don't bother with the on site pub, total Joke... Room ok however could be cleaner. Body wash in shower empty. Towels thin & worn. Wellness Dungeon should be condemned. Very poor lighting. No lockers, minimal heat in Sauna. No lights within Adjacent communal showers ? Breakfast poor. Trust me& look elsewhere...

This is the first time that I really wished Yelp would have a negative star option. This place…read moredoes not deserve a 1 star review. I repeat... This place DOES NOT deserve a 1 star review. I really hope that by my review... I will help at least one person avoid this miserable place. Avoid this place at all cost. If you have to pack a tent and sleep on the streets... You will be better off. Trust me. I am not exaggerating. So I am here for the next 3 nights and I am not sure if I am going to survive this medieval torture. 1. It's probably close to 100 degrees in my room. I'm not sure why because it's so nice and cool outside. Look at my pictures. That white metal thing is a broken heater from the 19th century. It makes lots of Noise and heats the room to make it feel like hell in here. I call downstairs and they tell me they will send someone up. This was yesterday. Noone has come up yet. I call 3 more times. No result. I go back down and they tell me someone will come up and fix it. I don't believe them the 2nd time and ask for a room change. They tell me they are completely booked. How can that be? Why the f would anyone stay here? I decide to open my windows because I start to suffocate from heat exhaustion. As you can see from my picture number 2....the reason why I did not want to open my window in the 1st place. Fat ass trashcan right outside my window with flying bugs everywhere. With every wind blow... A nasty scent of trash stench enters my room. So my options are.... To melt to death... Or have the windows open and smell trash all day. 2. Bed. Or shall I refer to it as my cardboard box. Feels like a newspaper. It makes me yearn for the airplane seat u had on the way here. 3. Towels suck 4. Amenities... None 5. Service... Shit. I can go on and on... But I have to get ready to go to work now. I really hope that I have saved you from the worst hotel experience known to man. Find a bus station.... Or sleep on the train if you must. This place will leave you feeling dirty and cranky. I thoroughly hate you Michel Hotel at Wetzlar. I hope you go out of business soon.

Food is great and the staff is excellent. No matter that we are from a different country they…read moretreated us like friends they have known for a long time. Their steaks are great. Their service was great. I give it all stars. Great place

Nice traditional Hotel with a good food selection in the heart of Bad Soden. We stayed at the…read more"Stoltenberg Suite" and enjoyed our stay.

After moving to Germany I now have the pleasure to travel all over the country. I come to the Hotel…read moreFasanerie every time my travel takes me to Marburg. Yes. There are many Hotels right in the city, but if you prefer a family like environment and great food - this is your place! A tip for families: the Hotel has their own 'pets' just behind of the Hotel. The 'pets' are actually wild boars. They have their own enclosure and come running as soon as somebody walks up to them. Funny!!! But back to the Hotel and Restaurant itself: try it if you are in the area. It's woth it!

Stayed at the hotel and really was tired so we tried the restaurant. The food was really delicious…read moreand the service was great. It was a good surprise to have such good food in a hotel.