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

"Værelset er varmt, og der er lås på gulvet om otte om natten, der skal bruges et værelseskort for at åbne døren. Der er små butikker i nærheden af mad og mad. Der er super tæt på togstationens blade. Fem minutters gang er tilgængelige. Det er meget anbefalet."

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

"AGAIN＞ AS STATED LAST YEAR WHEN I STAYED AT THE "BOOTSHAUS" Highly recommended. Excellent food, service. Rooms are comfortable.. Centrally located. Nice, cosy atmosphere..A MUST to stay at the BOOTSHAUS when in Amberg, Bavaria. Stayed again in June 2024 for 3 nights, loved it so much .. even extended by 1 night . just look at the photos, videos on the website, Facebook, Instagram etc ... looking onto the Vils river from my window. Loved it.. For all my AUSSIE friends if travelling through Bavaria..maybe e.g. on the Autobahn from Nuremberg to Prague.. a more than pleasant stop over I (as a retired travel agent) would like to recommend.. Greetings ...this time not from Cairns..up top in down under, but from Bavaria where I am holidaying at current. HAPPY TRAVELLING"

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."