The hotel is worn out but clean. I Had a terrible time at the Hotel. I booked a room on…read moreTravelocity to hold myself my wife and my two teenage boys, however when I arrived the hotel could not place us in one room. They had a double room and two single rooms to fit us all. I should have left then and cut my losses, but I stayed. My boys stayed together in the double on the first floor and my wife and I actually shared one bed in a single on the third floor. Who would leave there wife alone in a strange hotel? My reservation was for two nights, but I decided to leave. The hotel first wanted to charge me for all of the rooms even though they could not provide what they sold me online. I thought that they just were not ready for me because I came in late in the night (9pm) with two roll away beds to sleep 4 in room. They said they never do that. They wanted the price for all of the rooms. We discussed for a while, but the language barrier was a problem. I cut my losses even though they charged me for two days in a double. I am now happily in a great two room new apartment with a kitchen and off street parking for an extra 60 bucks.

This hotel exceeded my expectations. Price is fair and the village is, well, priceless. It's really…read morenot crowded here. It is a weekday so maybe that's why. But it's beautiful summer weather and the evening trip around the city is interesting, though all in German. The breakfast buffet for seven euros was a gastronomic delight. Bathroom super. Bed comfortable. Furnishings "old world but still has some life left in it" style. It was warm last night in the room. Wish we had realize there was a fan sitting up on top of the armoire.

Beautiful renowed house on the edge of a forrest. Playground…read morefor kids including sand pit.

Just happened upon this brewery quite by accident, only then realizing that it's on the must see…read morelist for any visitor to Quedlinburg. Place gets crowded towards the end of the week including weekends. Beer selection is quite good (restricted to serving their own) and the food is defiantly bold, rustic German fair. Hearty, hot and filling! Only downside is the following day (Sunday) I ate here, it tasted like they had just fried up some left-overs - slightly burned and a bit bland. Other than that, I will surely come here again.

We did not eat there, but tried all the in-house beers. They have a sweet beer with about 1%…read morealcohol, which is so nice, I could drink that the whole evening. All the beer we tried was great! I could recommend this restaurant, the beer and the service to everyone. I must try in Quedlinburg :)