"Overall good with clean and comfy bed. Super location. But the QR code paying method doesn’t work for the vending machine and there’s no notice about it."

"Very nice hotel, a bit dated but clean, friendly and a very good and plentiful breakfast."

"I enjoyed it exceptionally well, everything was very clean, the atmosphere was very pleasant, all staff were very friendly, open and helpful, the breakfast buffet left no wishes open with me, price -performance ratio fits"

"On the edge of the train station, it is more convenient"

"The environment, service and location are impeccable. It's very convenient to go to the theater on foot."

"Super Central. Great equipment!"

"I couldn't find a campsite in Bayreuth, so I stayed at Poseidon. It was great because it accommodated four people. The location was right next to the central square, so it was perfect for a walk and a beer. I highly recommend coming with friends... But please be patient if you're coming with a partner."

"This wonderful traditional hotel, with its personal service and careful attention to the needs of its guests, always lives up to its reputation as the best hotel in Bayreuth. This year my partner and I stayed for four nights during the Wagner Festival, taking in the opera "Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg" and enjoying a relaxing break. This hotel is our favourite, and was the favourite of my late father and mother, who also stayed there numerous times for the Wagner FestiWe stayed in the newly-refurbished "Puccini Suite", which is superbly appointed, with a huge four-poster bed, luxurious bathroom with shower/wet room and free-standing batch, and a side room with bunk beds, to delight young children. The pace of life in the hotel is gentle, civilised and tailored to suit the needs of the opera-going guests. It is fine to come down for breakfast at 11 a.m., and there is no hurry, the service continues all morning, with lovely home-made preserves, fresh bread, and cooked items prepared to order. For opera-goers, a complimentary glass of Champagne is provided at 3 p.m. in the hotel lobby, overseen by the hotel owner, Eva Graf, before the guests depart by taxi for the short journey across town to the Festspielhaus on the Green Hill. A three-course Table d'Hote dinner enhanced with local Franconian wines is available as late as 11 p,m, after the opera has finished. Dining, conversation and discussion of the evening's performance can go on as late as 2.30 a.m. with the hotel proprietress and staff present even at that late hour. I should also say that as the hotel was established in 1753, due to the building's structure, it has not been possible to install a lift or air-conditioning, However, the comfort and standard of the accommodation in both private and public rooms, together with the friendly and personal approach more than compensate. We hope to be lucky enough to visit again and enjoy such exceptional hospitality."

"Good job"