Find hotels near Tanzwerder Island, Hann. Muenden from NT$2,508

"Room was clean and comfortable, once I was actually given a room that had been made up and not used. The bathrooms are in a dire need of an upgrade, the showers are tiny, and should be thermostatic, as it went from boiling hot to freezing in seconds."

"No hot drink facilities in room. Specific room request was actioned. Bed/pillows were comfy and room a good temperature. Hotel immediate surrounding area looked a bit run down/almost industrial area, but hotel itself was lovely. Quiet and well-maintained. We were only there as passing through, but seemed to have plenty of facilities for those looking for hiking/cycling the surrounding areas."

"There are a lot of hotel choices in the old part of Hann. Muenden. Most are expensive. This one is slightly cheaper, but for many obvious reasons. First; the good... it's right alongside the river, and everything is very walkable. Now several things that are odd, quirky and/or can be improved... The staff could have been a bit more welcoming, we're fluent in both English and German, but we felt there was a communication gap. The property is several buildings cobbled together. We were given a room with 2 windows that you see in the hotel's picture one row below the top. This meant going both up, and down, a total of 3 or 4 staircases, the last one being VERY steep. We're able and healthy, but it was odd. The room we did receive was quite small, and yes, German hotel rooms tend to be, but this was much smaller than anywhere else we stayed in Germany. The bathroom was even smaller, and I had to duck to shower. There was a glass (for water? toothbrushes?) in the bathroom, upside down, but was not very clean. Did not use. We visited on a very hot day in the summer; no we weren't expecting air conditioning, but you should note that there is none. Breakfast was an OK spread (compared some places), but not the highest of quality (cheeses/meats/breads, etc.). Before you say; "stupid Americans!" note that we have studied in Germany, visit Germany often, and are fluent. Had low expectations. As a place to crash, it's OK. As a place to enjoy and relax in and feel at home; no."