Hotel Post Jungingen

Nach einer 6Std Regentour eine Wohltat. Die Nassen Sachen konnten wir waschen und trocknen lassen. Der Service perfekt, das Zimmer schön und geräumig mit allem Zubehör incl. Bademantel . Das Essen im Hotel vorzüglich. Höchste Empfehlungsstufe!

The hotel is lovingly decorated, friendly staff, clean rooms, good food. However, sleeping in our room was out of the question. It was loud (main road), hot and bright (street lamp right in front of the window with no shutters). Alone or as a couple I could have tolerated this, but as a family with two small children (1 and 3 years old) it was an imposition. We all slept so badly that we have to get home to recover from the actual vacation. It's a real shame.

The small hotel is in an old half-timbered building (unfortunately on the main road). Picobello rooms, delicious dinner, attentive service by the owner, who was able to cope with 25 guests at the same time. Highly recommended!

I've been coming here regularly for business for the past 4 years. I always appreciated the very good food and the cleanliness and modern equipment. So far everything has also worked correctly, albeit meticulously and in principle. (Absolutely nothing to eat after 9 p.m.) The host is peculiar but friendly. In this hotel it is a good idea to ask for a room facing the parking lot. To the front, it doesn't get quiet even with the window closed. Especially since the nearby church clock makes at least one sound every fifteen minutes. But the Corona period seems to have affected the owner. On the last visit, the schnitzel was of dubious quality, the beer wasn't cold, and there was no dip to go with the chips. But: The owner himself gave us his views on the excessive and unjustified CORONA protection measures for the only three of us guests. The waitress usually wore a mask, the landlord didn't. The shower head was calcified and almost hurt the skin with the pointed strong jet. The window blinds were missing in the bathroom, so that there was no privacy in the dark. Defects in the rooms and sometimes bad food also happen elsewhere, but as a guest I don't want to be politically lectured, especially not when in my environment people die or become permanently ill.