Wow what a great hotel in Dinkelsbuehl. For less than 100 euro, you get a large (40 sq m I think)…read moresuite with a bedroom, kitchenette, living room and bathroom. Even though the building has the historic style, the interior is quite modern. The hotel is right in the center of Dinkelsbuehl, right across from the cathedral. Definitely a good place to stay as you explore the area. If you drive, you'll need to park on the street. The breakfast is quite decent and located across the street. The selection is fine although not that big. The bread though is great!! Slightly different than what you get in the rest of Germany. Definitely need to come back for a longer stay and for checking out the rest of the area

The room was surprisingly cute. They have paid a lot of attention to details. It's close to parking…read morespots. Breakfast is a must for only 6 euros.

There is no air-conditioning in the summer and you will melt in the room. First room they offered…read moreus was very old and ugly, and we paid extra for a better room but we lost our city view which was promised. Not a good experience in general and the hotel wasn't worth the price.

The photos on their website are NOT what the Standard Double rooms you may get. They are two star…read morerooms at best. We were extremely disappointed as the photos showed a very nice hotel and we looked forward to it. We were given room at the Eisenhut building across from the main hotel, clearly a lower tier accommodation. The pictures speak for themselves. Be aware, if you book a room and make sure to ask if it is in 4 Herngasse, which is across from the main hotel and not what is pictured on their website. They don't post those pictures for a reason. Very disappointed with the misrepresentation.

Warm, comfortable, reasonably-priced, and in an unbeatable location. This is a family-run…read morebusiness, and one genuinely senses it. The restaurant is very good, indeed. Much of the wine-list comes from the family's own label. You'll find the usual fare on the menu, of course--Wiener Schnitzel, Zwiebelrostbraten, and such, all excellent--but also some nicely thought-out variety: lamb and Stilton Maultasche, curried chicken breast with fruit, for example. My husband loved the Berlin-style liver. Our room had been renovated recently, and was comfy in a modest 3-star way. It included a safe: for leisure travellers from abroad, travelling with laptops and gadgets, this inclusion is deceptively useful. And the Glocke's garage, in this mediaeval town with narrow streets and no parking, is a godsend.

Informal family style and authentic setting. Family run hotel and restaurant. We didn't stay in the…read morehotel but the restaurant was recommended by two of the staff at our hotel. Good local Franconian food and wine. They grow their own grapes and make their own wine, in addition to an extensive wine menu.

This an amazing little hotel in a wonderful little town. I spent two days here and stayed in room…read more#14. It had the amazing views. If you arrive by a car, let the owner know in advance so a parking space is reserved for you. I would definitely stay here again.

Charming place. Otto who greeted us was kind & helpful. Our bedroom was lovely and the beds are…read morecomfortable. Would definitely stay here again.

Given its price point, I had no regrets having booked this property, it's good. Nothing amazing of…read morecourse at this price point, about what one would expect. Hard to imagine that this counts as a 4 Star, but do keep in mind that ratings in Europe are different. I'd put it at a 3 Star without doubt. Design: the exterior neoclassical design is quite nice, it is cozy, inviting and at the same time, elegant. Probably the best part about the hotel. The lobby is small and simple, as one would expect for a hotel in this range. The room design was also quite a simple one and was a bit cramped, but modern and nice which is contrasting to many hotels in Rothenburg that show their age and lack of upkeep. Service: at check in, they were very direct as people appear to be all around Germany. Basically, straight to the point, no chatter. The lady was kind to walk us to the room. Comfort: the room bedding was again about what one would expect, not particularly comfortable, but bearable. There is no air conditioning, which can get annoying depending on the weather. Coffee maker did not work despite many attempts. Parking is very limited. Shower was nice and hot. Overall impression, I'd stay here again as options are pretty slim in Rothenburg. However, it does have improvement areas and this design is much nicer than the old hotels around town.

Breakfast was fantastic. The omelette is incredible…read more The hotel is great too - just a little warm in the summer with no ac or fans

Just the greatest traditional German hotel in the wonderful town of Rothenburg…read more The hotel, along with the rest of the town is my idea of what peace, beauty and happiness looks like all rolled into one! I did not know what to expect when driving into town, but I was more than blown away when we arrived! I seriously want to grow old here and spend my days walking the surrounding cobble stone roads around this place :) . But back to the hotel! Rooms (as well as washrooms) are extremely spacious and comfortable :) . I feel like I'm in my own home. As well, the windows open as they would in a fairytale :) ! I felt like a princess on the third floor. The walls are not too thin as well, so you don't hear what's going on in the next room over, which is always a plus. Also, service is lovely here. Everyone smiles at you and greets you with a "hallo". I just could not be happier here :) ! Danke shön Prinzhotel :) ! I hope to come back soon.