Buch am Wald Hotels from ₹6,004

"The hotel is very clean a the staff are friendly. The breakfast is very good but expensive."

"A very charming hotel. The staff was so friendly and welcoming. We stayed three nights and enjoyed every minute of it. There were many shops and restaurants in the village which made it even more special. The hotel does offer breakfast which was very good. There was a bakery across the street that had great pastries and all kinds of coffee to choose from. Great hotel and would highly recommend it."

"Didn't have breakfast here. "

"Clean well located and great breakfast. Stayed here several times when in Ansbach."

"Beautiful hotel. Would have loved to stay longer. Clean, comfortable, friendly staff. Loved every minute!"

"Getting into the hotel was an absolute nightmare because it requires online check-in to obtain an access code. Never in my worldwide travels have I encountered a hotel without a receptionist or an attendant. No elevator to access upper floors but a very squeaky winding staircase that is unsafe to descent on with a large and heavy suitcase. Ergo, left mine in car. Breakfast wasn't available after 8:15 am because all other guests had departed. Room was clean without typical amenities. In other words, the most miserable place I ever encountered in one of the most beautiful places in Germany. Please don't offer this facity to American travelers. "

"I can only say. Well done. I will surely be back"

"Hotel was very nice. Less than a 5 minute walk to the walled city so a great location. Room was large and had everything that you would need. Very quiet in the evening which was nice. Host was very nice and helpful. Parking was easy but I would book ahead. Breakfast was also very good. I would definitely stay here again. "

"The staff was very helpful and accommodating; giving us directions and booking a taxi for us when we needed it. We had dinner at the hotel and it was very delicious. I would recommend eating there. The hotel is situated near the town wall and a very easy walk to the town square."