Ratsherberge Waltershausen

Schönes altes Fachwerkhaus, das innen Schritt für Schritt von den neuen Betreibern saniert und komfortabel ausgebaut werden soll. Ausstattung im Bad sehr modern, Matratzen etwas hart. Kleine Abstriche bei den Fenstern - alt, verquollen und nicht schallgedämmt (Denkmalschutz), weshalb Außengeräusche mitunter stören.
Das Frühstück ist vielfältig und sehr gut, sehr nette, aufmerksame Gastgeberin. Für Kurzaufenthalte zu empfehlen!

På vor vej til Wartburg Slotog Luthers fødeby skulle vi bruge en enkelt overnatning, - det blev i Walthershausen. En lille søvnig by med en enkelt overnatningsmulighed. Et italiensk/tysk ægtepar havde ud konkureret de andre Gasthause på en simpel måde -værten tog sig af af restauranten på vanlig italiensk vis og den søde tyske værtinde sørgede for flotte, rene værelser. Vi var ikke lige til pizza og nudler, men der var da andet på spisekortet.Bed ikke om kryddersmør (tørrede krydderier) eller pebersauce (med meget lidt peber) med mindre du selv vil dossere mængden af peber. Der var fuldt hus i restauranten og meget venligt og opmærksomt personale. Morgenmaden var helt i top og pengene værd.

I stayed one night at the hotel during a business trip, but I really would like to go back and see more of the beautiful city!

Very nice hotel!

I always read others reviews, thought RARELY give a review, particularly a POSITIVE one --- but this stay was so unexpectedly excellent that it is only right to let others know about this wonderful hotel.

This is a quaint, unassuming little hotel in a neat little romantic road town that the tourists haven't seemed to overrun. The Owner is onsite and friendly. This hotel that has been open for hundreds of years fronts the town square, and adjoins the rathaus ... claimed to be where the local king stayed when he was on excursions into the town.

But the REAL surprise was the atmosphere and presence of this wonderful little hotel. Each year, my family takes 3-4 weeks off and goes car-touring across Europe, so we've stayed in castles and dives --- and none more memorable than this little hotel.

There is a wonderful little restaurant onsite, the food was excellent and the service wonderful. There is a small garden dining area that is partially covered by a wonderful historic barn. The owner makes his own beer (which is excellent), and he sells it at the bar. The owner took the time to talk to us, tell us a little of the history of the town, the church next door, and his hotel.

The rooms had beautiful, simple but somewhat ornate furnishings, that seemed to put you back in time a couple of hundred years. The bathrooms were modern and complete.

Just a wonderfully enjoyable stay at a great price, and with an excellent host.