Hotel Blutenburg

Piotr Orpel 2 months ago

If you manage to book a room for under €80 per night, it's okay. It won't be particularly nice or spotlessly clean, the bed isn't the most comfortable, nor are the sheets perfectly crisp, and the TVs don't offer any Smart TV options. You won't find air conditioning or an elevator to the garage, but there is an underground garage, which is appreciated, as there's almost no parking in the area. The staff is very friendly – ​​although we didn't encounter them once, the introductory email was very detailed and helpful. The housekeeping was a bit more difficult – after the first night, we asked for a change of towels in one of the rooms, and our request was ignored. The roof structure and thermal insulation are good – despite the heat, the room was bearable, even in the attic. The neighborhood is noisy – the building is right on a four-lane road, and opening the window makes it difficult to sleep. Bring your own pillows and enjoy the low price.

AS L 6 months ago

We checked into the hotel through a self check-in system, entering both the building and the room with a code, which was quite convenient. The rooms were as shown in the photos and had a private bathroom and shower. There was also a kettle in the room, along with complimentary Haribo, tea, and coffee, which was a nice touch. The room cleanliness was generally sufficient, although the bathroom and especially the shower were not cleaned to the same standard. In terms of temperature, the room was fine since the weather was not very cold, but the radiators did not seem to heat properly even when turned up to the highest setting. The biggest downside for us was definitely the bed and pillows, both of which were extremely uncomfortable. That honestly overshadowed our overall experience, especially because we mainly booked the hotel just for a place to sleep. There is free parking available, but only for two cars, so I would recommend confirming availability with the hotel before arrival. For a short stay, it may still be an acceptable option considering we paid EUR 70 per night, but I am quite sure there are better alternatives at this price point.

J Turja a year ago

family vacation w/ wife and kids. got a a very run-down apartment with practically no furniture. the beds were lined with plastic undersheets, the pillows were horrible so we slept so bad we wanted to check out after the first night. we had paid for 2 nights in advance and the didn't accept a cancellation so we ended up paying for 2 nights even if we could stay for just 1. the management was not present at any time (only by phone), and I kinda felt sorry for the staff that our frustration was pouring upon. avoid.