Hotel Brudermuhle

Warm and cosy during a cold winters day. Stayed here for two nights. Special thanks to the the lovely young lady on the breakfast. Nothing too much trouble and she was very attentive. Dined at the restaurant on both nights and food was tasty and servings substantial. Room very clean, good amenities and adequate size. Good heating in room and bathroom had heating bars , which made the bathroom warm. We had a room with a lovely view on first floor. Cosy and atmospheric restaurant area.

There is no lift, but we knew about before booking. The stairs were manageable with our limited luggage, which we had to transfer to upstairs ourselves. May be a problem with clients with mobility or large luggage. We found this did not deter from the position of the hotel. Entrance was small and congested when only a few people in it. No tea making facilities, no safe , no mini bar.

I liked everything especially the location. The town was friendly and authentic. The beer was awesome.

The parking was not free

The staff was very friendly, and helpful. The location is excellent. I could literally see the famous Bamberg Rathaus from my window. The description states that parking is available at the hotel. Turns out, the weekend we were there was the same time as the Bamberg Volkfest. Streets were blocked and we couldn't drive to the hotel, so we had to park at a nearby garage. A member of the staff actually walked from the hotel to the garage to ensure we knew how to get there, which was awesome.

The description states that parking is available at the hotel. Turns out, the weekend we were there was the same time as the Bamberg Volkfest. Streets were blocked, and we couldn't drive to the hotel, so we had to park at a nearby garage. A member of the staff actually walked from the hotel to the garage to ensure we knew how to get there, which was awesome. However, had they told us ahead of time that parking at the hotel was unavailable during our reservation period, we would have went directly to the garage, rather than trying to navigate altstadt Bamberg. We had no idea the fest was occurring that weekend, and so no idea of the impact on traffic patterns. Only one member of the staff we encountered spoke reasonable English. Fortunately we had enough German so that it worked out, but there were many fellow English-speaking tourists in town that weekend, so I was surprised that they didn't have more staff who would have been able to communicate more effectively.