Hotel zu den Linden

Hotel

I arrived close to midnight due to aircraft delayed 2 hrs and 2 hour traffic jam coming from the airport. The hotel was in darkness but a sign was in the reception window saying to telephone if reception closed. I did and no one answered. I tried several times and finally a man answered and starting screaming at me because I had woken him up. He kept shouting and wasn't interested that it was late, I had had a horrible journey, it was pouring with rain and I was very tired having been travelling for 18 hours. He just kept shouting. Finally he hung up and I had no idea whether he would let me in or not. After about 10-15 minutes I decided to go back to my car and then the man appeared. Clearly he was embarrassed about how he had spoken to me as by this time I was crying due to all the stress of the situation. Eventually he showed me to my room. It was OK but basic and the bed was small and uncomfortable. Not worth the money by any stretch of the imagination. Breakfast was rigidly between 07:00 and 08:30. I went down at 08:05 to find a disgraceful breakfast room — no clean tables, no crockery (plates or mugs), there was no juice (dispenser was empty), no milk in the coffee machine (empty). There were no staff, just the same horrible man sitting on reception chatting to a woman. I asked for a plate and he carried on chatting. 10 minutes later I went to search the cupboards to find my own plate. There was only one bread roll left, and 'hard boiled' egg.

Location: located off, absolutely pointless without a car (but still book, should not gripe about it)
Room: rustic, but at least neat and clean (except for the drinking Glaeser, who were basically betatscht and smudged). Rooms are incredibly thin, which is however not so tragic, because enough rooms are free ^ ^ Wi-Fi was rather modest.
Breakfast: is alright, but also significantly better saw breakfast buffets…
Service: a friendly older man sat at the reception desk. The kindest thing I can say about that is visibly trying.
On the second day of stay my hotel room door was open in the evening, without a staff / cleaning power in the near was! It would be everyone got undisturbed at my and can operate well, an absolute no go.
Overall, I can recommend this hotel as a stop-gap solution…

The reception was not occupied after 20: 00. No free parking. Drinks in the rooms only warm. By Wi-Fi no trace.
Room was clean. Breakfast only from 7-8:30 pm. For 110 euro.

Actually, good. Clean and nice beds, but the Senior chief is not. The Parking garage is probably only for private use, Seating outside 0, one should admire the Bank with the table, to use you get very briskly told that you are on private property and you should remove it. At Breakfast you have to be very exactly the time frame to comply. Usually, there are from 30 minutes before the end, nothing more, no sausage, no bun, no cheese. A colleague had the Spinner title because his car across behind two Other colleagues presented (garage not available). One lives just near Munich, Germany. Service and friendliness there may be a surcharge. No, it is not the sometimes encountered Bavarian Grumbling, it is simply outrageous incl. Sweatpants.