Hotel Brunner

"I stayed there for one night. The hotel is in a good location ,right next to the city. It's a clean hotel and the service (front desk) were very friendly. There is not enough parking place in fron of the hotel (10 Eur/night parking fee). But they also have a small underground parking place on the other side of the hotel (must drive around). The parking fee for the underground was 4 or 6 Euro ,if I remember correctly. The decoration is not the best and looks a bit old. But for a short staying good enough. If you need a teeth brush ,you must ask the fornt desk. I didn't had a breakfast ,so I don't know if it's good. In total it was alright."

Mariandl am Berg

"Another business trip - another hotel ( I think I overused this cliché) ... well I can tell you straight forward is more than just "another hotel". Last December I was on business trip in the city of Amberg so I was in need of accommodation and since this hotel was recommend - from more sources - I've asked my agent to book it. Here are the findings - the hotel is located at the beginning of a pedestrian street , however the guests can park in the hotels parking lot that is only a few steps away from the entrance of the hotel - so it is convenient from this perspective. The historical city center is a few hundred meters from the hotel - and very close there are restaurants, breweries and pubs ... well, there are also churches to be accurate and museums within walking distance. Front desk staff very friendly and professional - fast check in an check-out - everything went smooth from the perspective of interaction. Room - very spacious, one of the biggest rooms I had in the past 2-3 years in any hotel - except Hard Rock Hotel in San Diego - the furniture looked new and the room and bathroom were very clean. You don't have a "typical" bathroom - it is an open space in one of the corners of the room, with a walk-in shower, my favorite kind of shower booth. So from this perspective, jackpot! (to toilet is situated in separated smaller room - a nice thing to have this setup). Breakfast - was served at the last level overlooking the rooftops of the city , and in the evening you can checkout the Walkure Skybar - in the morning they serve breakfast there, in the evening they are mixing cocktails - a nice approach using the same space. Prices - I have to say very decent and with an excellent price to quality ratio. There is no doubt, it is a very good hotel , and should I go back to Amberg I would try to book the same hotel - I recommend you try it when you are in Amberg."

Vienna House Easy by Wyndham Amberg

"The environment is nice, with a large garden, and the rooms are spacious and clean. Most importantly, there's ample parking, and it's free."

Bootshaus Amberg

"I visited Amberg in December, on business. I have stayed in Amberg before, but this was my first visit to Bootshaus. It is a very clean and very nice boutique hotel that merges the past history of the building with modern decor and amenities. My room overlooked the Vils River (very pretty view)! I also took a short walk to the old town marktplatz, which has many bars and restaurants, to enjoy the Christmas Market. The hotel had an excellent restaurant -- there is a patio bar overlooking the canal, and a dining room inside. In December it was too chilly to eat outside, but the dining room was very cozy, and offered a wide variety of tasty menu options. Attentive, professional staff and very nice property. I will be back when I return to Amberg!"

Knast-Hotel Fronfeste

Drahthammer Schlößl

"After traveling nearly 24 hours from California, I arrived at the hotel late at night, in the rain, and in the middle of winter—only to find it completely unstaffed. There was no signage or welcome, just a key retrieved from a drop box tucked in a poorly lit corner by the front door, exposed to the elements. The key itself was unusually heavy and offered no information other than a room number—no instructions, no map, no indication of where to go. I tried multiple doors without success before finally ringing the emergency bell. A man eventually appeared, looking irritated and disheveled, and wordlessly led me to a separate building, where he pointed me down a hallway to my room. Unfortunately, the room I was given looked nothing like the ones shown in the hotel’s promotional materials. While I understand that each room is different, this one lacked even the basics: no window covering, no comfortable bedding, and a general sense of being unfinished or neglected. I had to use a spare blanket to cover the window for privacy and to block car headlights. I had deliberately chosen this hotel over others in town because it appeared to offer a peaceful and comfortable atmosphere—ideal for recovering from long travel—but the experience fell far short of expectations. The next morning, I explained the situation to the front desk. Their response was indifferent, but they eventually agreed to move me to a room that more closely matched what had been advertised. That room was much better, and from that point on, the stay was decent and breakfast was enjoyable. That said, I remain baffled that the first room is even in circulation. It felt like a last-resort option that should only be used in emergencies, if at all. Photos show the room I received, followed by a photo of the bed I was moved to and a photo of their breakfast room."