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6.7
An interesting town. A good trip out to Thale (easy by train) is recommended. Not much english is spoken but everyone was very helpful. It and the town fully fulfil the article in the Sunday Telegraph of Feb. 14th 2010. Article by Simon Winder "MY Kind of Town".
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8.0
Excellent accommodation, copious breakfast, spacious car park. Beautiful old building in the town centre, close to everywhere. Highly recommended.
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8.0
The room was lovely and comfortable, the food was excellent and the service fantastic, there was a nice beer garden (courtyard really) which was very pleasant and had an automatic cover to shelter you if it rained, it's in a very nice location ideally placed halfway between the centre of Quedlinburg and the train station/road access. Quedlinburg is one of the most beautiful cities I've ever visited. It's also wonderful for access to the Harz Mountains. The only thing which was unfortunate was that we arrived on the climactic night of a rock festival taking place right outside the hotel, so we needed the hotel's fine selection of wines to be able to sleep, but on all the subsequent nights it made us appreciate the peace and quiet even more.
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6.0
The window of the room faced the plaza, it is really nice. The breakfast is good. The restaurant of this hotel is recommended by a book concerning the Harz food. You can order the meal in a smaller size and of course cheaper. The meal is a bit salty for me, but my taste is light.
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6.0
The room was clean, bed comfortable, and wireless internet was available. Breakfast was outstanding. Free parking in back, too. Nonsmoking rooms are available, but smoking is allowed on the premises. While the hotel may be 300+ years old, the rooms inside are completely modern, and hence not old-world charming like we had anticipated in this lovely, half-timbered town. You have to pay for wireless internet, and if you like to read in the evening, the lighting was poor.
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8.0
restuarant was particularly good. view from window into square also excellent
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6.4
Good location and lovely beer-garden
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8.0
Friendly helpful staff, courteous at all times even when we arrived after the restaurant had closed they still prepared us a meal. The weather was very hot during our stay and the room would have benefited from some type of air conditioning or a fan otherwise it was perfect.
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6.4
It is a charming hotel on a lovely city square with a beautiful fountain. The room was very clean and comfortable. The bathroom was also very well kept. The city is fascinating. We had a great time. I think it is important to realize that this is an older hotel with no air conditioning, no elevator and lots of uneven flooring and steps. We had older parents with us, and it was difficult for them to manuever up the steps to the first floor (which in Europe is actually the second floor).
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6.8
Despite our lack of German language, staff always made us welcome. The menu in English was appreciated. Food excellent.
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8.0
Excellent accommodation, copious breakfast, spacious car park. Beautiful old building in the town centre, close to everywhere. Highly recommended.
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8.0
The room was lovely and comfortable, the food was excellent and the service fantastic, there was a nice beer garden (courtyard really) which was very pleasant and had an automatic cover to shelter you if it rained, it's in a very nice location ideally placed halfway between the centre of Quedlinburg and the train station/road access. Quedlinburg is one of the most beautiful cities I've ever visited. It's also wonderful for access to the Harz Mountains. The only thing which was unfortunate was that we arrived on the climactic night of a rock festival taking place right outside the hotel, so we needed the hotel's fine selection of wines to be able to sleep, but on all the subsequent nights it made us appreciate the peace and quiet even more.
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8.0
restuarant was particularly good. view from window into square also excellent
review from KAYAK -
8.0
Friendly helpful staff, courteous at all times even when we arrived after the restaurant had closed they still prepared us a meal. The weather was very hot during our stay and the room would have benefited from some type of air conditioning or a fan otherwise it was perfect.
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6.7
An interesting town. A good trip out to Thale (easy by train) is recommended. Not much english is spoken but everyone was very helpful. It and the town fully fulfil the article in the Sunday Telegraph of Feb. 14th 2010. Article by Simon Winder "MY Kind of Town".
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6.8
Despite our lack of German language, staff always made us welcome. The menu in English was appreciated. Food excellent.
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6.0
The window of the room faced the plaza, it is really nice. The breakfast is good. The restaurant of this hotel is recommended by a book concerning the Harz food. You can order the meal in a smaller size and of course cheaper. The meal is a bit salty for me, but my taste is light.
review from KAYAK -
6.0
The room was clean, bed comfortable, and wireless internet was available. Breakfast was outstanding. Free parking in back, too. Nonsmoking rooms are available, but smoking is allowed on the premises. While the hotel may be 300+ years old, the rooms inside are completely modern, and hence not old-world charming like we had anticipated in this lovely, half-timbered town. You have to pay for wireless internet, and if you like to read in the evening, the lighting was poor.
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6.4
Good location and lovely beer-garden
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6.4
It is a charming hotel on a lovely city square with a beautiful fountain. The room was very clean and comfortable. The bathroom was also very well kept. The city is fascinating. We had a great time. I think it is important to realize that this is an older hotel with no air conditioning, no elevator and lots of uneven flooring and steps. We had older parents with us, and it was difficult for them to manuever up the steps to the first floor (which in Europe is actually the second floor).
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