Very close to railway station, easy walking distance to old part of city. Hotel very clean & quiet.

Quedlinburg is a real gem in German history. The Castle should not be missed and the area is great for walking and hiking. A trip to the Brocken is highly recommended on the steam train.

Breakfast buffet was decent, with fresh fruit and bread. Water pressure on sink was a bit too low and the walls too thin. I could hear the tv in the neighboring room. Staff was friendly.

Good location near the railway station. Bit of a walk into town but not too bad. Note that reception is only manned until 4pm. If arriving after this you will need a PIN for the key-safe by the front door to get your key. After a little confusion, a call to the posted number sorted this out for me.

Convenient for station and town. Useful to be able to leave luggage. Good breakfast.

We arrived to Quedlinburger Hof about 9 pm (check-in time should be until 10 pm). I gave my passport but a receptionist told me that the hotel is fully booked and the nearest hotel is 1 km away.Unfortunately I had forgotten a printed reservation and hotels.com app doesnt work correctly in my smartphone (it always show no connection, check and try again), so I couldnt prove my booking.Nevertheless a guy called to someone and somehow managed to find my booking in a compuer.His English wasn;t enough for communication with foreign customers (it is common in East Germany) but finally we got a key which fits for a room door and hotel sliding glass doors.After 9 pm the reception was empty.We was lucky to occupy last parking place at backyard.Our room was on first floor and a stairway is right after hotel entrance but we enen use an elevator.The room itself was OK but there was cold in a bathroom. Breakfast served from 7am wasnt great but decent.For a check-out after 9 am I had to push special button at the recaption and a girl had appeared and accepted card payment. Local tax in invoice was €2.50 instead of €2.00 in hotels.com reservation.

We arrived to Quedlinburger Hof about 9 pm (check-in time should be until 10 pm). I gave my passport but a receptionist told me that the hotel is fully booked and the nearest hotel is 1 km away. Unfortunately I had forgotten a printed reservation and hotels.com app doesn't work correctly in my smartphone (it always show "no connection, check and try again"), so I couldn't prove my booking. Nevertheless a guy called to someone and somehow managed to find my booking in a compuer. His English wasn;t enough for communication with foreign customers (it is common in East Germany) but finally we got a key which fits for a room door and hotel sliding glass doors. After 9 pm the reception was empty. We was lucky to occupy last parking place at backyard. Our room was on first floor and a stairway is right after hotel entrance but we enen use an elevator. The room itself was OK but there was cold in a bathroom. Breakfast served from 7am wasn't great but decent. For a check-out after 9 am I had to push special button at the recaption and a girl had appeared and accepted card payment. Local tax in invoice was €2.50 instead of €2.00 in hotels.com reservation.

Comfortable place to stay . Good breakfast easy to walk to the center city

Great service, outstanding breakfast, central location to access city centre, but also for Harz getaway via train, bus and car. Would definitely stay here again.

We arrived only to find no one could speak basic English to tell us just the room number. There was no a/c which was okay but then overnight it was still warm(they gave us fans) with the windows open we had an invasion of yellow jackets or bees in the room. Sadly my daughter is allergic, so we left late the following night, checked out early. The breakfast while yummy was never refilled, we were told to move tables since the informal tables were full or dirty, we sat down at one with a dinner setting, it was just insane how upset the staff got. Okay then keep the breakfast tidy! It was old, no biggie we are used to old but the bugs that did us in.

It had all the basic facilities but felt tired. Bathroom was enormous so why is the toilet placed so that your knees bang the shower cabinet. The pillow on the bed was very thin. The TV did not work. Breakfast was decent enough but unexciting. There was no hotel information available in English and the staff spoke only a few words so communication was difficult. There is free wifi and that did work reasonably well.

Hotel needs to be updated but it was clean, had friendly staff and a decent breakfast. It is located adjacent to the train tracks which were noisy at times but the trains stop about dark so they were not a problem for sleeping. The minibar was locked and the staff at no key for it and no ice was available in the hotel. Hotel was easy to find.

Hotel was nice, nothing fancy but clean, quiet, and well appointed. Got a great deal on it so was really happy with it. Quedlinburg was very nice too, a great location to explore the Harz. This hotel is just slightly outside the town center, but 10 minutes on foot and you're right in the center.

Super hotel,situated very conveniently right next to the railway station. Ideal if arriving by train or wanting to experience the Harzquerbahn, the narrow quage railway traversing the Harz mountain area. Its trains depart from platform 3. Our room at the hotel was very pleasant, of a good size as was the bathroom, containing an excellent easy to use shower. We noticed that here in the former Eastern Germany area very little english is spoken. This applied to the young man who served us in the restaurant in the evenings. However he was very friendly and helpful and we got by with just a few words and signs.