Hotel Barbara

I really enjoyed this little hotel and the area it was in. The staff were very kind and the room was clean and big enough. There was also AC which was important to me for my mom. I felt safe in the area and the street quieted down by 10:30. There are two restaurants on the street, but they were quiet by 10:30-11. The other guests were quiet and I couldn’t hear too much in the hotel. One very important detail is there is no lift. We were on the 4th floor, so had to climb quite a few stairs each time. If you have mobility issues remember to request a lower floor and remember if you live in the US their first floor is really like our second. Other than that the hotel is lovely and the decor felt very authentic and homey. It’s a good value I feel and I enjoyed the area. We ate at the Antica restaurant across the street on the corner two nights in a row. There was not a coffee machine in the room, but the one downstairs is really nice. I have zero complaints and wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again!

We stayed here recently and enjoyed our suite. The room was clean, comfortable and quiet. We also enjoyed visiting and eating breakfast in the back garden area. The staff was very pleasant and the location is convenient to the Alstadt and train station. It is a bummer about no elevator but that didn’t detract from our experience. Parking is not available at the hotel but a parking garage is just a few minutes away. This is a nice option in Freiburg if you want something different from the cookie cutter hotel experience.

We came by car and the hotel offered us a parking plot in an underground parking in the nearby. Very convenient. 10 euro which we thought was a good deal. Nice room with a small refrigerator. Wifi and TV. Bottle of water in the room. Aircondition. Nice beds. Breakfast was good. Hotel centrally placed. Very good.

We were visiting our daughter in Freiburg (without a car) and wanted a hotel near the train station and walkable to the downtown area. This hotel met our needs exactly. We enjoyed the hospitality, clean room, location and breakfast offerings. We would have enjoyed it even more but unfortunately tested positive for COVID and had to self-quarantine in our room. The innkeepers were nice enough to let us come down to the breakfast fully masked a few minutes early before other guests and to take our food our to the back courtyard to eat. As other have written, there is no elevator. We would definitely consider staying here again.

En nuestra ruta por la Selva Negra y de paso por Friburgo, nos alojamos una noche en este hotel. Está ubicado en una casa clásica, muy bonita (pero sin ascensor), con la recepción en la primera planta y nos dieron una habitación en la segunda. Tiene muchas fotos de la ciudad decorando los pasillos. El chico que nos hizo el check in, correcto, pero bastante serio, nos pidió si podía hablar español para practicarlo, lo que nos pareció genial, pudiéndonos entender sin ningún problema. Nuestra habitación era muy bonita, con papel pintado, suelo de madera, una terraza y cama doble. Contaba con una jarra de agua que podías rellenar del grifo, al ser esta potable. El baño era amplio, muy bonito, aunque tenía bañera en vez de ducha, que siempre es más incómodo. El desayuno era correcto, lo hicimos en una de las mesas que tienen en una galería con vistas a la calle. Había varios tipos de panes y algo de bollería, me pareció más variado que en hoteles anteriores donde nos habíamos alojado. La señora que nos hizo el check out fue muy amable y nos regaló un tarrito de especias de la zona.

Besser geht es kaum zum Hauptbahnhof, Haus aus der Gründerzeit in der City bedeutet enge Straße und knarrende Treppen und Dielen, aber eben kein 08/15 Kettenhotel. Frühstück mit Biokompomponenten, leider keine frischen Bäckerbrötchen, dafür aber eine supertolle Jura- Kaffeemaschine, und diese gratis von früh bis spät. Freundliche Gastgeber. Sie helfen auch Gästen mit schwerem Gepäck durchs Treppenhaus. Bei der Auswahl der Zimmer sollte man genauer hinsehen, nicht alle sind für Paare groß genug.. . aber sonst: Was will man/frau mehr?