We stayed here for one night on our way home after a holiday in Europe. We chose the town because its old town looked interesting, which turned out to be the case.
The hotel is located in a quiet residential area, and we certainly had a peaceful night. This was perhaps helped by the fact that there seemed to be only 3 occupied rooms. Our triple room was a good size and suprisingly well-furnished for a 3-star hotel, including armchairs and settee, a nice wooden bureau and comfortable beds, with everything being immaculately clean. There was even a spacious balcony. Although it isn't air-conditioned, the window is huge and can be fully opened. Only the light fittings, which are at best described as old-fashioned, let it down a little.
Breakfast was not too bad but not really anything to get excited about. We didn't find the coffee as good as some other places in German-speaking countries.
Although we were greeted warmly on our arrival, and also given a friendly goodbye, at other times (we came and went a few times) there seemed to be nobody at reception or indeed any member of staff to be seen anywhere. This made the hotel seem like more of a money-making business than a place with a personal welcome.
One effect of the hotel's location is that you will have quite a walk if you're looking, for example, for a place to eat. You have around a 15-minute walk into the old town (ask for directions at reception, if you can find anyone there) down a long, narrow path and through the Botanical Gardens. It's also uphill all the way back! The "Sternwarte" restaurant is in the opposite direction (therefore downhill coming back) and it is decidedly expensive.
