Name: Gasthaus Zur Sonne
Address: Hauptstraße; 21, Wasenweiler, Wasenweiler, Wasenweiler, 79219, Germany
Rating: 7

Smoke-free property

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Freiburg Concert Hall

Goethe Institute

Freiburg Theater

University of Freiburg

New Town Hall

Martinstor Gate

Breisacher Gate

Freiburg Main Cathedral

Muensterplatz

Stadtgarten Freiburg

Schlossberg

Museum of Toys and Little Trains

Saint-Matthews Protestant Church

Collegiale St-Martin

Bartholdi Museum

Colmar Expo

The Dominican Church

Unterlinden Museum

House of the Heads

Theater Colmar

Parc du Champ de Mars

Lahr Airport

Black Forest

EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg

Jean Tinguely Museum

Strasbourg Airport

Basel University

Basel Town Hall

Marktplatz

Basel Natural History Museum

Spalentor

Munsterplatz

Basler Muenster

Swiss Architecture Museum

Jewish Museum

Caricature and Cartoon Museum

Music Museum

Basel Historical Museum

Antique Museum and Collection Ludwig

Basel Art Museum

Basel Zoo

Place d'Austerlitz

Alsatian Museum

Barrage Dam

Strasbourg Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art

Saint Thomas Church

Historical Museum

Gutenberg Square

Museum of Fine Arts

Rohan Palace

Strasbourg Cathedral

St. Peter the Old Church

Kleber Square

Train Station Square

Place Broglie

Strasbourg Opera

Saint-Pierre-le-Jeune Church

Strasbourg National Theater

Republic Square

Rhine Palace

L'Orangerie Garden

Gasthaus Zur Sonne

Wasenweiler

child-bed

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canal-view

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golf-view

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lake-view

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park-view

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partial-sea-view

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not-guaranteed

wired-internet-access

smoking

sauna

duplex

safe

mini-bar

breakfast-for-1

breakfast-for-2

pets-allowed

wi-fi

park access

We just spent an entire weekend at Hotel Sonne.
First of all, charming village and lovely hotel from the outside.
The owner is very comprehensive and kind. He allowed us to do a (very) late check in (thank you by the way).
The room was really big, clean and the bed was large and comfortable.
We had dinner at the restaurant. Typical Italian food, good and tasty.
Just a little little negative point: the room is a bit noisy but it's not annoying.
Thanks a lot for this weekend ! Hope to see you soon!

Charming and awesome position

We didn't stay here as guests but were guests in a nearby campsite.  We frequented Staufen often during our stay and finally found the pizzeria restaurant attached to Hotel Sonne.  6 of us ate pizzas (they serve a lot more!) and found them to be true italian-style, served by the Italian-German owner, very tasty and good value all round.  Only wish we'd found it sooner during our stay.
Only negative is the toilets - no paper and a bit grotty!

Pizzeria is fab!

The Sonne is not for the traveler with high expectations of pampering or luxury.  If it's luxury you seek, try the Lowen.  As for the Sonne, it is a charming place for low-to-medium maintenance travelers.  It has a quaint lived-in appeal, with obvious history to its planks and boards.  The furniture is practical and sturdy, and while comfortable for its purpose is not overly appointed.  The bed in my room was quite stout, but the bedding was soft enough for a good night's sleep, while chairs were folding chairs.  I don't mind that kind of feature, as it's part of why it costs noticeably less than the classic hotels.  But what the Sonne lacks in finery, it makes up for in tangible charms.  The stained glass windows and heavy timbers are signs of the age of the building, and bring the visitor into a slight time warp, seeing the building's more aged grandeur as commonplace, and yet, timeless.  The proprietor of the Sonne is a casual, friendly chap (Frederico) who looks- and when he speaks Italian, sounds- like a pasta chef who recently came over the Dolomites to run a BnB in the Black Forest, but he is a local, through-and-through.  

He will hand you a room key to let yourself come and go when you arrive.  The bill, and the minimal paperwork, only comes at the end of the stay.  You will never find a more casual place to stay.  The walls are thin enough to hear the coughs of tender cherubs who acquired a cough in nearby rooms, but I had no trouble getting to sleep, myself.  If you are into simple and laid back accommodations with a homely appeal, then the Sonne is probably for you.  

It is centrally located, and sits directly behind the local distillery, Schlaederer.  So if you're looking for something besides wine or beer, you won't have far to go to find it, though in the off-season, distillery hours are shortened, just like all the other businesses.  

A Decent Stay at a Decent Pricepoint

nice little hotel, has a few private parking spots free for guests. very nice owner. room and bathroom were pretty small, but definitely confortable enough. clean. basic breakfast but good, it was nice to take it in the small terrace out front. only problem was no air conditioning, but it's been unusually hot this summer, probably a/c is not generally needed here. and most family hotels don't have it anyways.

nice hotel for a short stay

We spent a weekend in this little lovely hotel and I must say that I was positively impressed. The location is good if you are looking for a quite village near Freiburg and if you have a car. The landscape around the village is just AMAZING. Lots of vineyards and green open spaces. Hotel Sonne is a quite place to stay and is not expensive if you consider the dimension of the room, the included breakfast and the free parking. Rooms are clean, the bathroom is large and there is only one little thing I should say between all this positive aspects... rooms are not really soundproof. However there is not a lot of noises that can possible disturb you. 
The owner is a kind Italian man (who's also able to speak english and german) and I'm pretty sure he will try to make your stay in his hotel the most easier possible. 
Once again, this hotel is really convenient and pretty. Suggested.

Very nice and good position!

Gasthaus Zur Sonne

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