The Guest House Heidelberg is in my mind akin to staying in a Best Western in the states. It's…read moresafe, and clean enough, but it's nothing to write home about and feels a bit dated. All of that being said there were some things to love about this place: 1. The staff was some of the best we encountered in Germany. Very friendly and accomodating. Even was able to check us in early with no problems at all. 2. It's very walkable to the old town part of Heidelberg 3. It was very affordable while still being comfortable As long as you set your expectations right this will be a pleasant stay for you.

Very nice southern food. Excellent service. They have English menus too! We sat outside and it was…read morebeyond wonderful. Our guest from USA and UK also enjoyed the ambience as much as they did the food. Will definitely be back here when I am in reutlingen area.

Excellent dining experience. Everything from the "Felt salad" which had tiny cubes of bacon…read more("speck"), a mini-butter lettuce in a sweet and sour vinaigrette, with a garnish consisting of a paper-thin slice of pear; excellent combination of saltiness of bacon with the sweetness of the vinaigrette. The soup was a bouillon called "Grießklößchensuppe". The menu offered three options; I chose the semolina dumplings. Outstanding! The soup was delicately tasteful and did not overwhelm the palate. The main course was "Zweibelrostbraten": a grilled and roasted filet covered with onions and roasted potatoes on the side. Cooked medium rare, it was lean, tender and delicious. We chose an American wine from California: Stimson Cabernet Sauvignon 2012 (€23). Very impressive clean taste, exceptionally smooth with lots of fruit right up front. We did not have dessert as we felt very full from our sumptuous repast. Reservations are essential. Our meal, with wine and tax was €126 (for three) and well worth it! We WILL return. We recommend very very highly.