The staff is charming, divine, the best. My husband traveled here for business multiple times, and…read morealways stayed at the Muhlenkamp. I was lucky enough to travel with him once, and each time my husband returned to the hotel afterwards, the staff sent inquiries and hellos back to me in the US - even holiday greetings for Thanksgiving, which is not celebrated in Germany. This town is so beautiful and quaint and the people at the Muhlenkamp add to the charm and beauty exponentially. We are so appreciative of our experiences at the hotel, the restaurant and the bar ... some of our most unique and treasured experiences occurred here. Love it.

For under €90 per night, this is a very decent place being this close to the train station…read more I'll keep this review short and simple: Ambiance: "classy" Room: clean, comfy and spacious. Bathroom: shower but long enough to lay down on the floor of it and let water run on you without fear of it flooding the place. For those nights if you (not me) drank too much.... Breakfast: yeah but it's pricey enough to deter me. €18 for breakfast in Europe? I'll "Europass" on that for something cheaper elsewhere. Amenities: solarium. I think that's just a room with beach chairs in it. Sauna, steam room, and gym = open 24 hours. NICE! . All are clean and the gym is well kept. Parking: underground, but I'm walking everywhere so... Overall if you're coming with your family or kids, this is probably the best place for you. Cons: at night there are sketchy people about being so close to the train station (like anywhere). Prices are more expensive during the week.