Gästehaus Schloss Saareck

This is the most wonderful hotel with impeccable service. The food is excellent and breakfast amazing. Rooms are spotlessly clean and comfortable. A stay here is an experience not to be missed. A lovely setting next to the river surrounded by woods and near to many sights to visit.

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Amazing building in a stunning location.

Everything was great. It would be useful to have access to tea making facilities.

The building itself is charming--a lodge from the early 20th century, built for the owner of the Villeroy & Boch company of porcelain manufacturers and still owned by them. Set in a large grassy park across the Saasr river from the factory, which you can see from upper floor room windows. Rooms are well-sized. Floors are the original wood. Antique furniture in each bedroom and in common areas is well-maintained. Food is good--a single set meal at dinner and good-quality buffet breakfast in grand dining rooms complete with stuff4edvtheads of hunting trophies, and served on Villeroy & Voch porcelain with Villeroy & Boch tableware. wonderfully quiet, just rustling leaves from outside, plus splashing water from a small fountain in the grass.

No elevator for guests, just a tiny freight elevator. No refrigerator in the rooms.

The drive up to the "Castle" was amazing. The location was amazing. The breakfast was really good.

The "Castle" was drab and not what one would expect considering who owns this place [Villeroy & Boch]. Our allocated room was about as basic as one could get, I guess the good price should have made the stay more pleasant but the drab room on the top floor, with no lift, was lacking in charm. Travelling "Third Class" is to be avoided to get a better experience. In our room we had a faulty light, we had blood stains on the bed sheets, we had NO Blind/Shutter on the one small window to reduce the light from outside as we slept [It was broken beyond repair], the Shower Head was more geriatric than me!