Hotels near Zörnigall Station

"Friendly staff. "

"Very good, felt like at home"

"As usual, a very pleasant stay. Always stay here and recommend to everyone"

"Excellent stay! Comfortable hotel in the city center. You can walk to everything."

"We had a very interesting stay at Cranach Hermitage. We loved its historical significance and how it has been so beautifully restored. Unfortunately the hotel was fully booked so we booked the hostel, which was clean but spartan by comparison. Note also that bathroom facilities are shared. To be fair the rates were very reasonable. Reception service at checkin and checkout was top class. Breakfast was exceptional, high quality and classy. "

"Very quaint hotel in beautiful countryside. The staff was very accommodating, and was able speak basic English to make this an easy stay. Would go back for sure. "

"Really great accomodation. Highly recommend for either short visit or longer stay."

"I can't imagine a better place to stay. Utterly beautiful. Room was massive and comfy. The restaurant was beyond amazing. And the staff was lovely. If you happen to get stranded in a small town in Germany, this is exactly the spot you want to be in."

"The facility was acceptable. Room was clean. Breakfast area was nice and food was good. However, the presents/support/interest of the innkeepers was nonexistent. At check inn, the innkeeper spoke only German ( no English). We communicated with difficulty via a phone translator. This would have been okay if no other option, accept he indicated his wife spoke English, yet she stayed in their adjoining residence and never attempted to help. After that initial awkward encounter, we did not see either one of them for the two days we were guests. Food was left in the breakfast room on tables wrapped in plastic. We were left one small travel size bottle of body wash/ shampoo for a two night stay. This served for both washing our hands and showering for two people. We had to ration. There was no one ever around to take up the issue. In summary, we have stayed in many, many bed and breakfast type establishments throughout Europe and the US over the years. A large part of the experience is the interaction with the innkeeper/ or their staff. This was non existent during this stay. It felt very impersonal."