Name: Seebauer-Hotel 'Die Krone von Oettingen'
Address: Schloßstr. 34, Oettingen in Bayern, Oettingen in Bayern, Oettingen in Bayern, 86732, Germany
Rating: 7

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Congress Centre Nuremberg

Plarrer Square

German National Railway Museum

Nuremberg Opera House

German National Museum

King's Gate

Maxbrucke

St. Lorenz Church

Fleischbrucke

Nuremberg Toy Museum

Frauenkirche

Hauptmarkt

St. Sebaldus Church

Old City Hall

Albrecht Duerer House

Fembohaus City Museum

Nuremberg Castle

Mozarthaus Augsburg

Augsburg Cathedral

City Theater

Town Hall Square

Augsburg Town Hall

Fugger Museum and Fuggerei

Roman Museum

St. Ulrich's Church

Rosenaustadion

Marionette Theater

Seebauer-Hotel 'Die Krone von Oettingen'

Oettingen in Bayern

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I had this on night on this fine hotel. My room was perfect, and the food they served was perfect. They even asked me to join another group on MTB when we where eating. It was great. They prices is fair. I would like to come back

Fine hotel in and old town

At first I was skeptical of the hotel, but after a few minutes, I was drawn into the charm of this hotel. From the wooden panels, to the friendly staff, and attention to detail, this hotel is a great place to stay... We were here on a tour with EF and the staff couldn't be anymore accommodating for the needs of our group.

Quaint and clean hotel in the German countryside

We stayed here for a friend's wedding and the staff couldn't do enough to help all of the travellers coming through the hotel for this wedding.  Breakfast was plentiful and yummy.  Fresh pastries and cereals with an optional hot breakfast as well, made fresh.  It's an old, historic hotel on a beautiful street.  We really enjoyed our stay!

Lovely

This lovely half-timbered building is directly on the Jakobsweg route, and located between the Rathaus and the St Jakob's Church, on the main shopping street in the old part of town. All the main sights are within easy walking distance. Staff was friendly and welcoming, and spoke enough English. Room and bath were spacious, modern, and well-equipped. Hotel restaurant had a smaller menu but the dishes were well executed and tasty. I had the assortment platter, which I would recommend. Breakfast was an excellent cold buffet, as well as eggs to order (fried or scrambled).

Convenient Local Color

Pleasant and spacious rooms. Bathrooms are a little bit too old fashioned. I agree with one reviewer who wrote that bathtubs with shower curtains are not anymore of our time. Generally, keep in mind this is the oldest hotel in town. Its origin dates back 600 years. It is since generations in the possession of the Seebauer family. That alone has its charm. Someone critized that the furnishing is 70ies style. I don't agree. The owners just like to collect old stuff and display it. It gives the hotel a certain cosiness. The breakfast is very good and so is dinner (or lunch if you will) with a rich variety of delicious regional fare. WiFi works nicely. There is ample parking behind the hotel for over night, but be advised to display a parking clock behind the windshield marking 8:00 o'clock in the morning. From 8 on the clocks of the city start ticking. You have one and half hour time to park on one location during the day. Five minutes over and you get a ticket. The location is excellent, in the middle of town. However,  older folks, especially people who have problems walking, should know: the hotel has no elevators and the stairs are long and steep.

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