The hotel is very close to the train station. The day of check-in was delayed for a long time because of the DB delay. The hotel staff was still waiting at the front desk, which was really good.
Although it is a single room, it is larger than all the single beds I have lived in Europe, close to the size of a double bed. The fly in the ointment is that it has been urged when checking out.
When I came, I saw a country house in the rain, which was the kind of big house in Agatha's novel that stood alone in a field, and when night came, there would be a secret room murder, and I was looking forward to getting up in the morning and serving a cup of coffee to go for a walk in the endless fields. I found that I could rent and lived without thinking. I woke up in the morning and heard the rain hitting the window. I opened the curtains and was stunned by the sight. The cherry blossom trees in the garden downstairs were swaying in the rain, and the petals were snowing. The window was wrapped around the thick vines, and the rain was smashed on the grass. The smell was the fragrance of wet moss, earth and grass forest. It's so beautiful. Be sure to come and live!
We stayed at B&B Hotel Weimar for just one night and everything was so efficient and effective – well done B&B, great job! My husband and I were really satisfied with the service, it was smooth and hassle-free from start to finish. The location is also a big plus, with several restaurants close by so we didn’t need to worry about being hungry. Absolutely would recommend this hotel to my friends and acquaintances!
The hotel is a little far away from downtown Weimar, but there is a bus at the door, and there is convenient ground parking for self-driving. The hotel is a bit old, but it has a balcony and you can see the lush forest. There is no hotel breakfast this time because there are too many delicious restaurants in the small town of Weimar. Weimar is really great, not too noisy, highly recommended
The front desk service of the hotel is super patient and friendly. The swimming pool is also highly recommended. The hotel is very cost-effective.
Also, the local potato balls are the best I have ever tasted in Germany, and the fresh mushrooms in the forest are invincible.
It was a cheap dormitory (shared room), so I would say the facilities were adequate considering the price. The towels and bedsheets were well made and clean.
It's about a 15-minute walk from Weimar Station on the other side of the bustling area.
I was nervous at first about being in a shared room, but it was no problem at all.
I think the cleanliness of the room depends on the manners of your roommate.
I wanted to do my laundry, but it was 7€ and since I'm a foreigner, it seemed difficult to use, so I gave up and washed it by hand.
Other amenities such as pots are charged, so it will cost money if you add other facilities.
All the reception staff were friendly and helpful.