We stayed at the hotel because it was the place where Elvis Presley lived when he was in Germany, and the wife is a massive Elves fan. We have been to Bad Nauheim before and really like to the town ,so a chance to stay in this hotel was not to be missed. the young lady on reception was an Elvis fan and understood what we were doing, although i could not book the Elvis room ,she took us up there to see it and take some photos, that made my wife's day , and the lady didn't have to do that. the room we had was very comfortable and clean with period furnishings ,and a great view over the park. with plenty of atmosphere ,with a good location close to the town center, because it hasn't been overly modernized ,a must for any Elvis fan with deep pockets.

It was the most expensive hotel that we stayed at for the room and breakfast ,so this will be a one off, Shame really as we would have liked to stay there longer.

The hotel was great and the staff pleasant. I was able to park in front of the hotel. There was a charge for parking. The hotel is ideally located right next to the main park - great for talking walks, also there is a small monument to Elvis Presley out in front of the hotel. There are saltworks in the city originally built by the Romans. There is a restored Roman fortress the Saalburg nearby as well as a reconstructed Celtic settlement nearby. Above the city there is a wonderful cafe - the Johannisberg Cafe, and also there are old castles in Friedberg and the Muenzeburg on the old trade route and the nearby Limus line seperating the Roman empire from the barbarians.

I liked eveything. no problems.

The place is great, location is awesome. Breakfast is tasty. Coffee is good!

One of the reasons why this place was chosen is a restaurant listed on booking.com. I knew that we were going to arrive late, so for me, it was important to have a place for dinner. It's not a restaurant; it's a bistro, and even the bistro closes early. The receptionist offered us a restaurant nearby, which was closed since it appeared that restaurants nearby don't work on Wednesdays. Please update the information on the site to avoid such confusion in the future.

There was nothing I did not like about this place! I stayed in the Elvis room, which was a highlight for me. The room was spacious and, although it was furnished just as it was in the late 1950'S, it was clean and comfortable. The hotel itself was fabulous on the inside and out, and the staff were very professional, friendly and helpful.

Only being able to stay for one night - If I could have stayed for more than one night to enjoy it more that would have been fabulous!

Fantastic, high quality breakfasts. Good selection & long breakfast hours until 12:00. Comfortable beds. Fantastic and very helpful Team, flexible, and doing everything what's possible to make your stay enjoyable.

Nothing to report

We stayed in the Elvis room, as an Elvis fan, I loved it The location was very good, close to town and all touristy sights. Staff were brilliant, very helpful and very friendly, the lovely young lady did us a good breakfast in the morning and in return we gave her some good touring tips. Should she read this, Bacharach was stunning.

No real complaints, I felt that there was no need for us to pay for parking, it was a only a small amount, but given that the Elvis room was more than twice as much as any other room in the hotel, it should have been complimentary, as should have the breakfast for the same reason.

The staff was very friendly and helpful. The location across from a park was very nice and the extra bonus was a good breakfast and then drinks and small snacks in the afternoon and early evening on their patio. All this in a heritage building. I would recommend the Deluxe Suite.

I simply like the Jugendstil and how nicely the room was decorated. The hotel is opposite a large park and only 5 min away from the Altstadt with many good restaurant options.

nothing really to dislike, maybe a small sign close to the entrance as you have to enter the downstairs cafe which is also the reception.

The hotel is in an excellent location for easy access (a few minutes walk) to the centre of town, bars, restaurants and tourist attractions. Staff were very attentive and friendly, offering a top class service from our arrival to our departure. The hotel itself is simply stunning and full of character. It has many original features and furnishings. Breakfast was buffet service, but staff were willing to accommodate our needs when required (e.g. bacon and eggs for us Brits) and the coffee was great! (The G&T wasn't half bad, either.) Our balcony view overlooking the park was absolutely beautiful.

We stayed in the 'Elvis room', complete with original 1950s fixtures and fittings. The room itself is extremely spacious, but the rugs on the floor are very slippery and prone to movement (Thomas did advise us of this, so we were aware that we needed to be careful.) The curtains in the room were torn in a few places (perhaps by previous guests) so this made them look a little tatty, rather than vintage. These are minor issues which can be easily resolved. Besides, as massive Elvis fans, we were just delighted to actually stay in the room where Elvis lived!

Extremely friendly and helpful staff making you feel well taken care of. Extra added value of the chance to see the memories of the most famous guest who lived there in 1959-1960.