OMG...today was my lucky day. I was told by the folks at Alpine Haus that The Faust Hotel was newly renovated and was opening today. I salivated at the thought and immediately crossed the street to check it out. Well my intel was partially true. The newly renovated Faust Hotel in New Braunfels, TX was open for viewing on the first floor but will officially open on May 18th. I was the initially told by the front desk manager, Blake, that I could look around on the first floor. However, the hotel manager asked Blake to roll out the red carpet and show me around the entire hotel including one of the rooms. I could have clicked my heels in air, however, I restrained myself. Smile. This hotel feels like an elevated, exclusive and sophisticated hotel that has been extracted from a large metropolitan city and plopped straight down in this little small town. Everything is elevated in the hotel with a nostalgic twist. The front portion of the hotel has an old world feel yet with a modern flare. The patio is sprinkled with upscale furniture with adjacent small bar. In the middle of the first floor is an upscale bar with a modern stunning chandelier. At the back of the first floor is a waiting area that breathes warmth and allure. The Faust Hotel feels like stepping into a piece of New Braunfels history while still enjoying modern comforts. The hotel is located on Seguin Avenue in the downtown area. The Faust hotel's biggest strength is its central location...within easy walking distance of local shops, German restaurants, museums, and the Comal River. The building itself has historical significance. Originally opened in 1929, The Faust has long been a landmark in the community and remains one of the few historic mid rise-hotels in Texas still operating as a hotel today. The property's history comes alive through its classic architectural details, nostalgic charm and unique antiques (cash register from the original Travelers Hotel, phonogram, and vinyls.) According to Blake, the 45 guest rooms are all uniquely decorated mixing the old (chandeliers and paintings) with the new (Air conditioning, adjustable lighting and modern bathroom). Fun fact, there are Frigidaire mini refrigerators in each room...where we got the Knick name Frig. Common amenities include paid parking ($15 if you eat in the restaurant and $35 per day for hotel stay), Wi Fi, and on site dining and bar options. I was totally and completely enamored by The Faust Hotel!!! I loved everything about this hotel especially the melding of the old with the new. Highlight recommend this hotel... read more

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Let me start by saying that the hotel wasn't "open" for all guests as the renovations were not complete. The bar and dining rooms were not open BUT.... The Faust is a landmark and has been known to have ghosts sightings. The renovations are wonderful! We stayed in 414, each room is decorated differently AND each room has its own room service menu. The room was light and open and the bathroom had an incredible shower. The reception people were so polite and valet parking is nice to use. Love this place and we will be back. Can't wait to try the bar and restaurant. read more

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. We haven't actually stayed at the Faust in years; but it once was a favorite, a delightful restoration of a very old Texas Hill Country Hotel-restaurant near the confluence of the Comal & Guadeloupe Rivers, just N E of San Antonio. Self-parking on site, in rear, uncovered, little shade. Near the ancient Naeglin Bakery (https://www.naegelins.com) and "downtown" N-B. Bar may close intermittently, restaurant good for breakfasts. There are several good burger joints and German-theme restaurants in the area, plus some good BBQ. Activities include the original "Schlitterbahn" Water Park, and river trips. One more thing: the annual Fall Oktoberfest, locally called "Wurst Fest" (Honoring local German sausages) has become out of hand with massive beer-spilling crowds; I say to avoid it. River activities are seasonal, controlled by water flows. Area dove & deer hunting are popular in the Fall. We loved our many stays at the Faust. Prices are reasonable. Rick . read more

When my husband surprised me on our 25th wedding anniversay with a stay at the place where we celebrated our honeymoon and the young desk clerk said, " come back when you celebrate your 50th like the couple in the back (pointing to the dinning area)," that made us feel like our 25th anniversary was not appreciated. In this day and age, 25 is huge! We are now celebrating our anniversaries and Oktoberfest with no intention of ever visiting the Faust Hotel again - commercialized and unappreciative. read more

Awesome. Period. Yes the rooms are small, yes there is a step to bathroom, yes bathroom is small. YES bed is great. Small. This isn't the Marriott if you want to stay there, go! Love this place. Old historic. Room key is an actual key. Great staff. Will come back read more

I realize this hotel is over 90 years old and the historical charm will only carry it so far. I know people were much smaller then but our room is at most 8x9. I've had tents at camp that were larger. All that aside the bathroom is smaller than a phone booth. It is obviously a repurposed closet. The step up is a reminder that the drain line for shower and toilet are immediately under the false floor. This part is graphic but almost funny. I hit my knees on the door when I sat on the toilet. While rising to reach for paper I nearly cut the top of my head open on the one shelf in the bathroom. Yes, I'm 6'5" so gouging my head on obstacles is not new. But usually the perils are above my head not at waist level. Limited parking, a closed restaurant and bar add to the less than idea experience. The staff seemed caring but at time unsure of themselves. Perhaps new hires for the summer season. To sum it up in a phrase "clean, quaint and cramped." read more

In celebration of our 35th wedding anniversary, we decided a trip to New Braunfels was the perfect way to commemorate the occasion. Because we're in the time of The Plague, we made sure to do some research before committing to the trip. Since our top five places to visit appeared to be open for business, we contacted The Faust (a place we've stayed many times) for accommodations. While the price seemed quite reasonable, our experiences made it less so. We knew going in that our room would be small which is not unheard of in historic hotels. We were made aware that the bed would be a double which was okay, although we generally hope for a queen. The trip to New Braunfels was delightfully uneventful and even though we'd gotten a late start, it was still light when we arrived. Now this is a small thing but I do like getting an actual key which is what The Faust provides -- the only problem is the lock mechanism was persnickety so getting into the room usually took a few tries. The room itself was tiny as advertised with an almost laughably small bathroom. The toilet was right next to the shower stall and had no lid, so it was virtually impossible to bathe without getting the toilet seat wet. The towel rack was right over the toilet, too. The sink was in the right corner of the bathroom and a small ledge ran from the shower stall to the doorway. Some items could be put on this ledge, but not many. There was also a slightly slanted glass shelf under the mirror that held face towels and toiletries on it, or it tried to. The Faust supplies lotion, body wash, shampoo, and conditioner in tubes that have an unfortunate tendency to roll off of whatever surface they are on. A lot of bending and retrieving went on... A plus, and there were not nearly enough pluses, was that the bed, while small, was extremely comfortable. Yay! There was a bedside table on one side of the bed, but not the other. Grrr. A lamp for my husband, but none for me. It was a dim room already, and the lack of a lamp on my side did not help. The one bedside table had the coffee service set up in the form of a single serve Keurig machine (dusty), cups, packets with sugar, nondairy creamer and stirrers, but no coffee! This was discovered in the morning when you really need coffee to function. Because I am not really trying to write a short story or novella, I'll get to the main issues that we had with The Faust on this visit. The person, a woman, that we dealt with most often failed to provide basic, useful communication about the hotel and its COVID protocol and projected a decidedly don't-give-a-s**t attitude toward us as guests. Things that it would have been nice to know at the beginning of our stay include: for safety reasons no maid service of any type would be provided and all toiletries, towels, or whatever else might be needed could be obtained at the front desk. Seems like an easy thing to say to a guest when he/she is checking in. Not only could it be said, it could be communicated in a friendly, maybe even slightly apologetic way as hotels/motels usually provide such services as a matter of course. Were it my hotel, I'd even go so far as to ask guests if they wanted fresh towels brought up to them each morning. Yes, I know we shouldn't kill the planet and I probably would have said no, but still... Two more pluses!! When we checked out, there were two very nice people who displayed all the cordiality and pleasantness that had been lacking up to that point. And... we left something behind at The Faust which of course we discovered when we were almost home. I called and talked to a very nice guy (one of the people at check out) who carefully took all my information so that he could reunite us with our possession. Two days later our Clef du Vin (look it up, it's cool!) arrived unscathed. Final note: Yes, I know these are difficult times for everyone and to a degree we are all dealing with some unknowns. But this the hospitality industry we're talking about here and if your protocols change to fit the current situation, it's pretty important to communicate those changes to your guests. My suggestion to The Faust is to update their website to reflect COVID procedures and to train staff to provide this information at check in. read more

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Exceeded our expectations! Old, clean, historic hotel. Great restaurant on premise also. Clean sheets and comfy beds and pillows. Only thing to complain about is the loud A/C window units but they worked, place stayed cool so with that being said, we'd definitely return. My husband just informed me that he heard a loud thump in the middle of the night (we were on the 2nd floor, room 207) and someone was trying to get in but he figured someone was trying to get in the wrong room....we thought this hotel could possibly be haunted but had no idea about the second floor being the most haunted. My kids were on room 215 and said weird tv playing loud all night of the Simpsons, freaked my 27 year old out and we thought nothing of it. Interesting after the fact. We're all laughing about it now that we're out of there...spooky happenings and we didn't even know it! read more

Room was very clean - on the small side as others have said, but as long as you are aware of that in advance, it should not be an issue. Room includes iron, ironing board, small closet, TV with cable, coffee maker, Another minor thing to let people know about is that the lobby is a tad on the musty side. No big deal, just be aware of it. Staff: VERY friendly and VERY accommodating - if you have any questions ASK them! Building is very historic and the lobby is really the bomb diggity. There is one computer and printer in the lobby for the occasional business use by customers. Hotel is four stories tall but don't expect any spectacular views. Free parking in a lot right behind the hotel - the staff will direct you to it. There is a restaurant, bar and brewery downstairs but I didn't get a chance to try it. They do not have breakfast though. Uber and Lyft are both in the New Braunfels area and I used them on my trip with no problems at all. For New Year's Eve it was about $150 for the night - I think it was a good value overall. The ONLY thing that I am deducting a star for is that they have tables and chairs set up in front of the entrance for people to hang out at. This is cool but they also have ashtrays which encourage smoking. I really don't care if people smoke but I'd rather not walk through a cloud of smokers as I come and go from the hotel (and this is coming from a former smoker). read more

I have been to several private events at Faust over many years... The food and service are both great! The Faust has been host to Pub Crawl New Braunfels since 2011. I have to give them a HUGE thumbs up for always treating us with an amazing buffet for our crawls... most have been complimentary... They are just the best hosts ever! I have not stayed at the hotel overnight... although I have heard this historic hotel is haunted so it is on the list of things to do one day. I do know rooms are small since it's an old hotel, just keep that in mind so you aren't disappointed. Long Live Faust! read more

This hotel is absolutely beautiful...and spooky. The regular rooms are pretty small but the suites are very spacious. All rooms are beautifully decorated with antique furniture. Despite the hotel being older, we didn't have any issues with noise both nights we stayed. However, the one night we stayed on the "haunted" end of the 2nd floor, I felt something grab my foot at 4am. The outside area has a sitting area with tables where you can sit and people watch or enjoy the faust fountain. There are plenty of restaurants and shops within walking distance. If you're tubing, you will need to drive to be closer to the river, as it's quite a walk from the hotel. read more

So the place is haunted. Spent the night on the second floor recently, (room 206) the most haunted floor of the hotel. We had a king size room. The rooms are small, modest, and no frills. They do have a TV. And air conditioning and heat via a window unit. The window unit is noisy as hell. Around 4am I heard what I thought was someone trying to get into our room. Completely lost my shit. Managed to convince myself that it was someone in a room adjacent to or above us. For about 30-45 minutes it sounded like furniture was being moved. Don't think it was our room but pretty strange noises at 4am and can't imagine what another guest or any staff would be doing at that hour. I eventually fell back asleep and had weird dreams about someone coming in our room. The hallways are pretty creepy (think "The Shining"). Cool, historic hotel that is quaint and charming and within walking distance to bars, shops, and restaurants. If you are going to stay at an old hotel be prepared to give up a few little things and see some older furniture, decor, etc. The fact that they have a brewery at the bottom floor is pretty cool. The staff was nice and overall a decent experience, despite the haunting. Overall I enjoyed it and would probably stay here again. read more

We always enjoy our Thursdays at Faust! The food is really great, not everyday bar fare! Drinks are tasty and the staff is very friendly. All of this in a lovely setting! #SanAntonioTrivia#FaustHotel read more

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The Restaurant here is 5 star. Even the sandwiches are gourmet. Must eat here if you live on New Braunfels or are staying at this hotel

A room at the Faust gives you the feeling of going back in time. For a specific kind of jaded business traveler, or a couple who don't want to bother going all the way to Europe, this hotel is super cool. The bar has character, Dana and the staff are just quirky enough to remind you life isn't all about money. (In case you forgot.) read more

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I'll give them one star. We had no server, not enough food to feed everyone in our party. Items listed on the menu were not served. My reservations were made with a live person on the phone who stated we would receive items listed on the web site, WHICH WE DID NOT GET. read more

Just sad. Booked a room for my wife and I months ago for a long weekend for all the Christmas fun in New Braunfels and Gruene. Received an email today, 2 and a half weeks before we arrive advising us all reservations are cancelled due to renovations. AT CHRISTMAS !! A phone call would have been nice. Doesnt sound like these owners have a clue at what they are doing. Poor planning and worse customer service. Merry Christmas Faust ! read more

What a great find, especially if you've never been to this quaint town in the small, rolling hills of Texas. For a building that was built so long ago, they've really kept up with it and it shows with all the other great reviews. Small suggestion, in my opinion, would be to have some time of bellhop to help people with some of their luggage and to their rooms. My assumption is that they're not extremely busy, so a young person who's willing to make minimum wage for some easy work would do wonders. Just a thought! So, you get this great, little hotel with good hospitality, but you also get a "brew house" on the first floor towards the back by the parking lot that also serves good grub? What's not to love about this place? Plus, it's walking distance to the main strip of town where you can eat, drink, shop and people-watch. We will definitely be staying at this place next time we're in town. Word to the wise, the rooms and, especially, the bathrooms are very small compared to what people are accustomed to at newer hotels, but not in a bad way. read more

A step back in time in a beautiful historic hotel in the heart of New Braunfels. The location was unmatched and walking distance to restaurants and bars and just a few blocks from the Comal river. Room was spotless, bed was very comfortable, and the sheets were the softest I've ever experienced. I've stayed there years ago and was excited to stay again. Bathrooms are small in a standard room so we upgraded to a King suite with a tub/shower and more elbow room. We absolutely loved the new Magnolia Patio! Live music, good bites and wonderful drinks. The weather cooperated so it was a perfect night to sit outside. However, as nice as the hotel and the patio were, the real stars are the hotel staff. Everyone there were incredibly friendly and down to earth. They all went over and above to make us feel special. The care and attention absolutely elevated our stay to the next level. I have to give a special thanks to Rebecca and Thelma at the front desk. And Eric and Nicole made us feel like family. Absolutely incredible people and a master class in hospitality! read more

A hidden gem in New Braunfels The restaurant at the Faust is one of the best food experiences in the area. I've not been disappointed in anything on the menu. The mini hotdogs being a favorite. The service is great, the selection of cocktails and beer are outstanding. The atmosphere is laid back and old school, a perfect compliment to the hotel. read more

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What a sweet spot . The service was amazing , Nikki was very attentive without checking in too often . The charm of the building is almost as good as the service was . Food was good , yet a little more variety towards a more German cuisine ( though they have a good amount , I missed famous dishes like spätzle). read more

Great customer service and a very clean establishment!!! However, it is spooky. I did not get to have a ghostly encounter but I was unable to sleep at the thought of Mr. Faust and friends lurking in the halls. read more

We loved our stay here! It's obviously old, but felt clean and cozy! The bed was very comfortable. We loved how easy it was to walk everywhere! We walked to a river shuttle that was about 10 mins away and had tons of restaurants to choose from to walk to. The attached brewery was a definite bonus as well with great craft beers. We will definitely be back! read more

Love Historic hotels and this one is no exception! Our room was clean, spacious and beautiful. I loved the decor.

I'm giving this 4 stars because everything was fantastic but the window unit would cool down the small room. Other than that super cool stay. We didn't see any ghosts, maybe next time. Beautiful hotel, friendly helpful staff. read more

Everything is big in Texas except for these hotel rooms.TINY. The bed was like a marshmallow. Interesting lobby, friendly staff, good location. Probably would never stay again. read more

2 stars for the restaurant and brewery ONLY. The bartender there was very knowledgeable and made excellent cocktails, and I tasted some of the food that my friends ordered and it was all delicious. If I could review the restaurant and bar separately, it would get 4 stars. About the actual hotel: DON'T STAY HERE, TRUST ME. It was awful. I paid extra for the Executive King room, but there was nothing nice about it. The furniture was so old and gross, with disgusting stains on it. The bed was not comfortable, and the sheets were very low quality. They didn't even have a fitted sheet on the bed, it was actually what looked like a queen sized flat sheet just stretched over it, so as you sleep at night it ends up tangled under you and you're just laying on the gross mattress which was also covered in horrifying stains. The window air conditioning unit kept the room nice and cool....during the day. The curtains are long such that when you close them at night, it blocks the air from entering the room. So you can either be cool, or leave the curtains open and get woken up at the crack of dawn from the bright sunlight coming in. They need to shorten the curtains or do something different, because that just doesn't work. We woke up hot as hell in the middle of the night and had to open the curtains and just deal with the sunlight in the morning, because it was unbearable in the 103 degree August heat to have the AC blocked. Was supposed to have a rainfall shower head (one of the things I paid extra for), but instead there was just a gross old tub with a low pressure crappy regular shower head. Also, the towel rack fell off upon simply touching it, when we first got in and washed our hands and used the hand towel. I told the front desk about this when we left that afternoon to go river float and do some other things, and they said someone would fix it. It was never fixed during our entire stay, so we just had our towels laying around not drying. Speaking of the bathroom, it's a step UP into it from the room, which is kind of dangerous. I got up in the middle of the night to use the bathroom, tripped on it half asleep, fell and slammed the bathroom door on my thumb in the process. The nail was cracked and there was quite a bit of blood and a nasty gash, so I went down to the lobby to see about a first aid kit. The man working the desk just shrugged and handed me a bandaid and a bottle of hydrogen peroxide. I asked if they had a first aid kit with any larger bandages, some neosporin, anything like that. Nope. Of course it's my clumsy fault for hurting myself, even though the step up into the bathroom IS dangerous, but how does a hotel not even have a proper first aid kit?! This injury required a trip to urgent care for x-rays and cleanup, and I'm still in pain 7 days later. Thanks, Faust Hotel bathroom! Yes, it's an old hotel, and I knew that and expected it. But I expected charm and antiques, not gross old furniture and finishes that wouldn't even sell in your Grandma's everything is $1 yard sale. This place needs a serious upgrade on its interior, and possibly even a remodel of the bathrooms to remove the step up, because it IS dangerous. Disgusting stains from god knows what on all the furniture is not cute. I had to lay towels down on the chairs to feel comfortable sitting in them. The bedspread was also nasty and ripped. Antique = quaint and cute. Gross and stained = disgusting. On top of all that, we were told there was breakfast until 10:30am. My fiancé went down at 10 to see if he could snag us a piece of fruit or bagel, and everything was already shut down. We could not get away from this place fast enough, and will never visit again. read more

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I would not stay at this hotel again. Some of the antiques in the lobby were interesting but the rooms just felt old. The a/c and bathrooms were severely lacking. However the reason I won't stay here again is their utter lack of customer service. I pulled back my comforter on my bed and saw a huge brown stain. I posted a picture of it, if you're curious. It was right near the top and I'm not sure how the cleaning crew could've missed it. So I called down to the front desk and told them about the issue. They said, well the cleaning crew has already gone home. So I asked her if she expected me to sleep on dirty sheets? She then asked me if I wanted her to come change the sheets? And I have to add, she had a bit of an attitude when asking this. Nonetheless, she agreed to come change them...when she got some free time. The second time they failed on customer service was during breakfast. If you say you're going to provide breakfast until 10:30 am, then you can't run out of food at 10. Out of milk, orange juice, gravy for the biscuits and gravy, no pastries, and no bagels. That's unacceptable. read more

The Faust Hotel - Gross brown stain found on my bed sheets. - Hotels Near Me - New Braunfels, Texas

This is not your Holiday Inn so don't come expecting that. Do come expecting a great and welcome staff. They have old fashioned keys, rooms are smaller than modern day hotels but a rich ambience is present. Built in 1929 by Walter Faust and opened a few before the great stock market crash, this place is full of history. The first hotel to have a bathroom in every room back in the day! Once you get over the size of the rooms you will be quiet pleased with the hotel. Hallways remind me of The Shining but wasn't that a great movie? Bar and restaurant downstairs are wonderful. Donnie the manager is always busting his butt in both areas making sure customers are satisfied. Next time you come to NB please stay here. You won't regret it and it is right in the center of town within close proximity to downtown, rivers and Gruene. You can practically walk throughout downtown from here. read more

There's nothing more fitting than staying at a historic hotel for exploring Texas Hill Country. The Faust is a few blocks off of I-35, convenient from either Austin or San Antonio airports, and right in downtown New Braunfels. We stayed here four nights. Directly behind the hotel is a large public lot it shares with the Faust Brewing Company, so parkings no problem. Passing through two doors we entered the hotel lobby, decorated as how it may of looked in the 1930's. A computer and printer is available for guest use, so there are modern necessities here. After signing a lengthy form agreeing to their rules, I received one key to the room.This was an actual metal key. Headed over to the elevator to go up to our room. We had one of the double rooms. Upon exiting the elevator, we felt intense heat, as the hallways are not air conditioned. Fortunately the A/C was left on in our room, so it felt pleasant - but upon inspection of the room, we noticed several disheartening things: A blanket on one of the beds was ripped, the mini fridge's door didn't close all the way, and there was some mold on the bathroom ceiling. We ran the A/C 24/7, so that muffled out most inside and outside noise except for the church's bell next door that rang on the hour and half hour that got through. There was also a TV, microwave, coffee maker, hair dryer, and iron with an ironing board. One real oddity was a giant step into the bathroom, which separated it from the main part of the room. Plenty of closet space. Complimentary breakfast was as close as going down the elevator. The choices were bagels, cereal, donuts, toast and fresh fruit. Orange juice, milk, coffee and tea were available to drink. The Faust Brewing Company's kitchen next door is open until 9PM, and I had a fantastic burger there one evening. I would definitely recommend the Faust; it's sure more fun and interesting than staying at a chain hotel. read more

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Loved the decor of this hotel. Vintage, bohemian, eclectic and clean. I did not have the feeling that this was "old" in the entry or the rooms...maybe in the hallways. The bed was super comfortable. This is a great place for a night or two. Right downtown, so you park and enjoy the nightlife. The staff is super friendly and welcoming. My only complaint ....and this was (something I worried about before booking) was the air conditioning. Knowing that this was an older property, this could be an issue. It was inconsistent clinking metal on metal the whole night. We had already committed to the room and there was not much availability around to make any changes. One night okay if you are really tired and/or have had some drinks, but...if you want a restful sleep the air conditioners might be an issue. read more

Everything is always good here but I've had the Reuben before & didn't remember it being so damn good! Whoever was in the kitchen today, thank you. Server/Bartender was on point too! read more

The Faust is a lovely way to transport yourself back to a time when life was less hurried. The charm of the hotel and the vintage aesthetics are amazing. Built almost 100 years ago in the Art Deco style - you can expect the rooms to be small, but comfortable and clean. The hotel staff went above and beyond anything I expected. This quaint hotel is located within walking distance to everything downtown, but I highly recommend the downstairs restaurant and brewery. The food is excellent and the bar staff are knowledgeable and super friendly. Be sure to try out their varied line of ales - you won't be disappointed. read more

The hotel room was small, there was no fridge but there was a coffee machine. The bathroom was tiny and needs up keep, there was peeling paint. It was a pain to get the door to unlock. I personally think this place is overpriced but the pub was great and the hotel is within walking distance from a lot of great places read more

While I have been to the brewpub a number of times because family lives in New Braunfels, I was SORELY DISAPPOINTED this last weekend when I went. THEY TOOK THE BRUSSELS SPROUTS OFF OF THE MENU! If you are not a Brussels sprout fan then this is not important. BUT! I would venture to say that this place made THE BEST ones I have had. Pair that with a nice pilsner or amber ale and you have a great little snack. Our waitress Colleen said they also took a cheesecake off of the menu. Bad form, Petah, bad form. Put those two favorites back on the menu. Please! =/ And my Croque Madame was good, but the white of the egg was undercooked... read more

Excellent place to stay with tons of character. Great atmosphere in shared spaces, rooms, and the attached brewery. Great service from the staff. I will definitely be back! read more

They have great food and good drinks! The trivia every Thursday is a a fun time and the service is impeccable!

The food!! I had the turkey jack. Holy crap! Turkey, cheese, bacon, and candied jalapeños!!! The soup Of the day was lemon chicken. I got that but regretted not getting the beer cheese soup. The lemon chicken was underwhelming (very Progresso-ish). read more

Great place!. Love the German food, and the atmosphere is really cool. Highly recommended

The antique charm was great and we loved the look and feel. The single rooms were tiny and the full size bed was ok. The slats underneath kept falling out if we moved much at all. The worst part was the sun beaming in over the AC that barely worked and never really cooled the room that well. We enjoyed our stay anyway but wouldn't go back. read more