Hotel LGBTQIA+ a Bruttig-Fankel

“Friendly staff and cheerful atmosphere were very good. It is a small hotel and does not seem to have a lift. The wifi environment was so comfortable that there is nothing to say. The keys are age-old and a bit tricky. But this was not a problem either. We were impressed with the shower that didn't leak outside. There is a restaurant attached and we enjoyed good German food, beer and wine. We were very happy as we wanted to eat local food. The atmosphere was bright but not flamboyant and very...

“Camera spaziosa e molto confortevole. È stato un soggiorno molto piacevole ”

“Sehr freundliches Personal, Zimmer sauber, ruhige Lage, für die Wanderung sehr passend.”

“Mycket fint och fräscht rum, men en skjutdörr istället för en riktig dörr till badrummet kändes olustig. Skjutdörren hade en glipa på över en centimeter som medgav full insyn. Kändes bara dumt och ogenomtänkt. Spegeln över handfatet satt för långt ifrån och kändes inte heller bekväm. Annars perfekt.”

“Umfangreiches Frühstück, gutes Zimmer, Gartencafe. Die nächsten touristischen Orte sind schnell zu erreichen. Auch mit kostenlosen öffentlichen Nahverkehrsbus. Insofern lässt sich der Wein in einem nahegelegenen Restaurant Abends ohne Auto gut genießen.”

“Everything was excellent. For us personally would have been nice to have a fridge and coffee machine in the room. Besides that everything was perfect ”

“Wir waren 3 Nächte in dem Hotel und haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt. Unsere Suite war neu renoviert und liebevoll eingerichtet und sehr sauber. Das Frühstück muss seines gleich suchen. Es war wirklich hervorragend. Wir kommen gerne wieder. ”

“Very cute boutique hotel if you want to stay at a quiet area that's a train ride away from Konstanz. The rooms are very nice and we got the room with the balcony. There are very steep and narrow stairs to go to the room so keep that in mind if you have mobility issues and a lot of luggage. Staff is very friendly and check in was a breeze. Parking is free but a little far from the hotel itself, but still walkable.”