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"Absolutely exceeded our expectations, friendly staff, clean very modern rooms as well, and accessible to everything. "

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"Good place to sleep. Quiet enough, just not alot around in the surrounding community. I liked having access to the room without going to the front desk."

"Although we reserved for 2 adults + 1 child (11 year old), the bed for the child was not ready, we made the bed on the sofa using the sheets in the drawer. However sofa was very uncomfortable even for a child."

"Nice stay, only 1 night but great. Very peaceful, good pool, decent restaurant, clean room, comfortable bed. All good, thanks."

" A nice family run hotel in a charming quiet medevial Franconian village along the Main River with vinyards on the hills above. Seems to have been fairly recently renovated. Friendly English speaking staff. We were able to upgrade our room to a much larger room. The busy hotel restaurant is the big draw here and we ate breakfast (included buffet) and dinner there 3 times. Many good quality food choices. We spoke to a young professional couple at the table next to us and they come to this hotel restaurant for dinner from 10 miles away on a monthly basis so that says something. After staying 3 nights in Wertheim we moved our base to this hotel to cover other areas including visiting: Wurzburg, Rothenburg, Iphofen (restaurant: Kulinarium), and other surrounding area towns. Easy 10 minute drive to main highway. The hotel has a courtyard with parking for a fee but we parked for free 5 minutes down the street along the Main River and enjoyed watching the ships on the river and walking through the old town. Typical Franconian dish we would recommend trying is "Schaufele" which is tender and delicious pork shoulder."

"Hotel is fantastic. Could absolutely see myself staying there in the future due to the saunas and pool area. Did not try the restaurant, so can’t rate it here in this review. "

"A tall modern hotel near the train station - it is one stop more or less on a tram from the train station, and close enough to walk unless you have oppressive amounts of baggage. Nice breakfast, but not much in the way of dining around that I saw. There was a Lidl across the street where you can get inexpensive food to eat in your room. Downtown Wuerzburg is a few stops away on the tram to the Juliuspromenade stop. The 4 stop ticket for 1.50 euros will cover that. "

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