Parkhotel Hammerberg

Super lokalizacja, piękne otoczenie hotelu, bardzo dużo zieleni 🥰 bardzo ładne lobby z pięknym kominkiem, stołówka również bardzo ładnie urządzona, zjedliśmy pyszne śniadanie z pięknym widokiem za oknem 👍🥰

Podczas naszego pobytu padało i na balkonie było mokro ,ponieważ u góry były deski zamiast pełnego sufitu i niestety deszcz przeciekał 😔to taki jeden mały mankament. To można by poprawić.

Zimmer war wie gewollt zweckmäßig. Lage war toll, zentrumsnahe und ruhig. Mit Motorrad ein wenig schwierig aufgrund der Hanglage. Hilfsbereites, sehr freundliches Personal. Frühstück war gut und ausreichend.

Breakfast was delicious. The bathtubs are a little narrow

The shower was difficult to use

Plenty of parking (albeit on a slope). Breakfast was good. Genuinely near to town, although steep uphill walk back so you need to be fit.

The room decor was tired and dated. The hotel was expensive for what it was. To make matters worse, there seemed to be an attitude of everything costing extra. For example, there was a bottle of mineral water and 2 glasses in the room, which looked good until we spotted the accompanying notice saying the cost was 3 Euros. Either provide the mineral water free or don't put it in the room at all. Reception staff gave the impression they didn't care. When booking in, we were told about using our key to get in after the front door shut, which in itself is perfectly normal. I then asked what time the door shut, which was answered by a shrug of the shoulders, which isn't very helpful. When checking out, the receptionist was more interested in whether we had had anything from the minibar than whether we had had a pleasant stay. The reception was also unattended at times which is offputting. The only opening window was the door on to the balcony, which wasn't great - you either had to have the door open or sleep with no ventilation. The hotel restaurant wasn't open for dinner. It was very difficult to find anywhere to eat in town - there are basically only 2 restaurants. One was fully booked, the other squeezed us in. There is nothing to do in Stolberg. This is not the hotel's fault, the town (as we found out) was flooded a year or two ago and was completely devastated. So nothing is open. As noted above, this made it very difficult to get anything to eat.