From the owner: Gasthof Linden is a traditional Franconian restaurant and wild herb hotel in Windelsbach, district…read moreof Linden, near Rothenburg ob der Tauber. We serve classic Franconian cuisine with regional ingredients, complemented by creative wild herb dishes and a diverse vegetarian and vegan selection. Whether it’s Schäufele, carp, or seasonal specialties – enjoy authentic cooking in a peaceful setting on the Frankenhöhe plateau. Perfect for day trips, cozy evenings in our beer garden, family celebrations, and relaxing stays at our hotel. Free parking directly on site. We look forward to welcoming you.

This place is beautiful and the food is so delicious, I would recommend this place because it has a…read moregreat food menu, and the atmosphere is awesome also it's a great place for family and friends. The place is also an hotel which was remodeled inside and out, the rooms are very modernized and up to date, your stay there will not be forgotten

This is a very nice, local guesthouse and restaurant with a Biergarten that is very popular with…read morethe locals. We arrived on a Saturday evening and all of the tables in the Biergarten were already occupied or reserved so we had to sit inside the newer part of the restaurant that overlooks the Biergarten. They have a special offering every Saturday night of roast sucking pig and dumplings with salads along with the regular menu of regional fare. Two of us had the special and another had the sauerbraten. The roast pork was out of this world! Max, the owner's son, served up generous portions of meat and even offered second helpings. My son enjoyed his sauerbraten as well. The older part of the Gasthaus dates back to the 17th century and is in beautiful shape. I will definitely return if I am ever in the area again. It is only 15 min. From Rothenberg ob der Tauber and well worth the drive if you have a car. I would even suggest staying there as they have added seven new rooms to the original four rooms. This would be a great base area for exploring Rothenberg and the surrounding area. You can get a much better feel,for the local culture compared with staying in Rothenberg with all of the tourists. Be advised that they do not accept credit cards as they are a small business and there is not an ATM very close so bring some cash. Dinner for 3, incl. beers, was less than 50€. Make a reservation so you can be seated in the Biergarten.

Love this place and the family that owns it. The food is great and sets the bar for any other…read moreGerman restaurants I eat at. The best Yager schnitzel and rumpsteak mit krauter butter I've had. Simon is wonderful! Miss this place, if I ever get back to Germany I will definitely make a trip here. Hello Simon! It's been years but I have great memories of you and your family!

Gasthaus Dietz is a must stop if you are in Illesheim. The owner/chef Simon is really cool and can…read morecook! Best jagershnitzle in the area! Highly recommend.

Nice little Gasthof serving breakfast and dinner. Rooms were small but very clean. Our rooms were…read morea little warm, so we slept with the window open. It offers free parking. The hotel is approx 7km from Rothenburg, so pretty close to town, so if you are visiting Rothenburg I would recommend staying here and driving in to town and parking. Parking fee was 1 euro an hour or a max of 5 euros in the city center.

The owner is very nice, very accommodating and informative. The rooms are quaint, comfortable and…read morecozy. The view from each room of either the street below or the rooftops (if your room is on the top floor) is quite nice. Breakfast is ample and great for a day of site seeing in town. Internet is ok, best if used in the dining area.

When I arrived at Gausthaus Edith located in the heart of charming Rothenberg I thought I had found…read morethe best value in all of Europe. I made a direct reservation for just 68 euro for a room that was bright, clean, and offered both a private bathroom and windows looking out at the town. (By contrast I had a room in Haarlem with windows looking at a brick wall). Unfortunately Edith made two missteps for which I deducted a star each. First, the mattress is just terrible. This could be solved easily. Second, involved breakfast. I read online breakfast was offered for 8 Euro in the restaurant run by her son. This sounded like a fair deal so I agreed to it at check in. The next morning I went downstairs and found a small spead typical of German lodgings along with an offer from Edith to cook eggs. While breakfast was served in her son's restaurant it certainly wasn't a restaurant breakfast Spending 8 euro here was a mistake and I wish I had gone down the block to Brot & Zeit instead. If the room had been just a bit more per night and breakfast included I would not have minded and it is still likely I would have booked this place.