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.

Word up: there are more than one Rothenberg named towns in Germany…read more Make sure you Google or GPS Rothenberg ob der Tauber (on the river). If not you will have travel adventures but not the ones you planned. That said, thank you Steve Jobs for the iPhone's ability to right many wrongs. We bypassed the interesting town to travel down in the valley to the Pension Fuchsmuhle and inn keeper Alex - a wonderfully gentile person. The pictures at their website say it all - it is that beautiful. As it happens the website is in German... Not to worry. Alex speaks excellent English and showed us to our room with ensuite bath. Then he announced it was a short 15 walk to town. We drove and spent 6 hours wandering this interesting, walled, medieval town. Did I mention the town was uphill from the B&B? The Germans make fabulous breakfasts and Pension Fuchmuhle was the first of many but one of the best. The bed was typical of all we experienced - two singles pushed together with delightful bedding and well appointed bath. This was Herr Husband's favorite B&B.

We really enjoyed our two night stay. Breakfast was fresh and delicious. Alex, the host, was so…read morekind and accommodating. The comfortable beds and the white noise provided by the water mill made sleeping very pleasant.

Super clean, friendly, just a GREAT Rothenburg experience! My family and I decided to go to…read moreRothenburg at the last minute in January. This is an off season and many places are closed, or they close early. We woke Ines Kaneke up accidentally trying to see if they were still open. She greeted us with a huge smile and was happy to let us stay with them. We were welcomed in the morning by a fabulous German breakfast that she had prepared. We met her husband Gunnar Rosenhauer who told us they were new owners of this guest house. It is located inside the wall, and perfect walking distance from everything. We fully intend on visiting them again as soon as we can!

The owner is very nice, very accommodating and informative. The rooms are quaint, comfortable and…read morecozy. The view from each room of either the street below or the rooftops (if your room is on the top floor) is quite nice. Breakfast is ample and great for a day of site seeing in town. Internet is ok, best if used in the dining area.

When I arrived at Gausthaus Edith located in the heart of charming Rothenberg I thought I had found…read morethe best value in all of Europe. I made a direct reservation for just 68 euro for a room that was bright, clean, and offered both a private bathroom and windows looking out at the town. (By contrast I had a room in Haarlem with windows looking at a brick wall). Unfortunately Edith made two missteps for which I deducted a star each. First, the mattress is just terrible. This could be solved easily. Second, involved breakfast. I read online breakfast was offered for 8 Euro in the restaurant run by her son. This sounded like a fair deal so I agreed to it at check in. The next morning I went downstairs and found a small spead typical of German lodgings along with an offer from Edith to cook eggs. While breakfast was served in her son's restaurant it certainly wasn't a restaurant breakfast Spending 8 euro here was a mistake and I wish I had gone down the block to Brot & Zeit instead. If the room had been just a bit more per night and breakfast included I would not have minded and it is still likely I would have booked this place.

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.