The is a very small hotel with small rooms and old decor in the common areas. When we arrived with…read moreour tour group they had the room keys ready but our room was not ready. Which means the only place to wait is the lobby- where there is just one place to sit -- one couch. The third floor is cold. The radiators are loud. The room lights are very slow to come on and not very bright. Not a well planned or helpful place.

From the owner: Das Lutherhotel "Eisenacher Hof" bietet Ihnen mit seiner zentralen Lage den perfekten Ausgangspunkt…read morefür Wanderungen, Stadtführungen oder Freizeitaktivitäten in und um die Wartburgstadt. Wandern Sie auf dem Rennsteig, entdecken Sie die Drachenschlucht, besuchen Sie die Wartburg, das Lutherhaus und das Bachhaus. Unser Erlebnisrestaurant "Lutherstuben" können Sie bei Musik und Gaukelei wie im späten Mittelalter schmausen. Hunderte Kerzen, Stroh auf dem Boden, meterlange Fleischspieße, höfischer Tanz und historische Tischreden lassen Sie die Zeit des Reformators Martin Luther erleben.

From the owner: Die stilvoll modernisierten und liebevoll eingerichteten Zimmer sind alle ausgestattet mit…read moreDusche/WC, Telefon,Schreibtisch, Radio und SAT-TV, kostenloses W-Lan in allen Zimmern. Besonders beliebt sind Zimmer mit Blick auf die Wartburg oder auf die abends erleuchtete Südstadt (Villenviertel aus der Jahrhundertwende). Ein Zimmer ist rollstuhlgerecht ausgestattet. Ebenso sind Restaurant und Tagungsräume für Rollstuhlfahrer gut erreichbar.

We visited the restaurant after a tour of the Wartburg. The view is great but service and food was…read moredisappointing! We needed a table for 6 but they could only offer us a table for 6 and 2. We decided to do it and they gave us tables next to each other that could have easily been joined but they didn't. Even after a 2 ! Hour lunch there were plenty of tables empty that could have been joined... They only had 1 kids menus and the other kids were left with empty pages to color. The wait was really long! There were hardly any people but we had to wait to order and for the food. Nothing was brought to the table tolle the wait bearable for kids! The food was mediocre at best. Our oldest said she would never want to come back. What a petty for such a lovely place.

From the owner: Übernachten auf der Burg. Die Wartburg hat sich ihre…read morefreundliche Gastlichkeit bewahrt, seit Pilger einst an ihre Pforten klopften. Nun, einhundert Jahre "Gasthof für fröhliche Leut", präsentiert sich das Hotel auf der Wartburg heute einmal mehr als Ort des Wohlbehagens, der Ruhe und der Heiterkeit. 37 individuell und mit Liebe gestaltete Zimmer, die vielfach ausgezeichnete "Landgrafenstube" oder der Vitalbereich "Jungbrunnen" mit Sauna und Fitnessbereich werden Sie "gefangen nehmen" und nicht mehr loslassen. Genießen Sie es, Gast zu sein und sich dennoch geborgen und behaglich wie zu Hause zu fühlen.

The hotel is definitely a blast from the past and so are the people. Location was good. Parking was…read morelimited. Breakfast was horrible. Weak coffee and not much selection. I did like the room decorations but our beds was hard as rocks. As we was checking out. The kitchen women was giving the evil eyes at everyone passing through. Would not stay again.

My wife and I stayed at The Kaiserhof Hotel in Eisenach Aug, 13, 2013. Very Clean and kept up, has…read morea friendly staff and some spoke English which is not as common in the former East Germany (DDR). The manager got out a map and pointed out all of the places that were on our list to see. Eisenach is the home of the Wartburg Castle, where Martin Luther translated the Bible from Latin into vernacular German, thus precipitating the reformation. It's a 1.1 mile walk up a steep but wooded walking trail. Wartburg was also the home of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary. The Hotel was built in 1897 but it has been brought up to modern standards and plumbing and is very nice. Has an elevator, maybe the best restaurant in town, free WiFi (for one device) and a little bar in the large Hotel lobby. Very reasonable pricing, actually cheap for Germany, at 110.00 Euro for a large room, queen bed, with a bathroom (shower) and couch, table and chair and a desk. The closet is an Armoire. Breakfast is included with a buffet of coffee, juices, eggs, sausage slices, fruit and breads in a large room with white table clothes. Parking is an inclosed area off the street behind the hotel with a locked bicycle storage room. It's within walking distance from the train station, 150 yards. The Restaurant, which will charge to your room, is "Der Zwinger". White linen tables set with wine glasses and a flower. We had: 2 cocktails, lamb filet, rinderroulade (Beef rolled around a saucy middle) two glasses of wine, one desert and two .5L Asbach Uralt Beer. All excellent and all for 58.10 euro.