Located high up in the Saale Valley, this owner-run hotel is just a 15-minute drive from Rudolstadt Train Station. It offers a traditional restaurant, spa area and rental bicycle service.
Hotel Adler & Eiscafe Aquila is centrally located in Rudolstadt. The hotel is set in a historic 400 year-old building, and offers free WiFi.
Frank
Germany
Hotel Adler has the Charme of a historic building which was renovated in simple style but with attention to detail by the owners. The rooms are bigger than usual hotel rooms and show nice elements of the history of the building.
Quartier Annekathrin is a property located in Rudolstadt near the Saalemaxx baths. This apartment provides free private parking, a 24-hour front desk and free WiFi.
24 miles from Schiller's Garden House in Rudolstadt, Ferienhäuser Saalemaxx offers accommodations with access to wellness packages, beauty services, and steam room.
Ferienwohnung Cumbach offers accommodations in Rudolstadt, 23 miles from JenTower and 23 miles from Jena Paradies Train Station.
Falko
United States of America
We stayed as a group of five for one night at the amazing location. The apartment was extremely clean, is just renovated and set up with new and quality furniture. The kitchen has all required devices and equipment. The living and dining room provides plenty of space and looks pretty stylish. Beds and bedding were comfortable. Our kids loved the bunkie bed. The bath room has a nice bath tub.
The host are very friendly, welcoming and going above and beyond. He even provided a cold local beer in the fridge and our kids were allowed to see the pets in the garden.
Overall, it is a fantastic place to stay some nights and Rudolstadt and the area along the river Saale are worth a trip.
I came here specifically to visit the Thuringian State...
I came here specifically to visit the Thuringian State Archives, located in the castle overlooking the town. It's a beautiful place with gorgeous view of the town and its surrounding. It is possible to visit other parts of the castle and palace as well.
There is a nice theater and a symphony orchestra in the town, too. Other than that, and a couple of restaurants, there's not much to do here. If you come as tourists, I'd recommend perhaps a day visit en route Jena or Weimar.
The hotel is right downtown and the room had a nice homey feel to it. The room was adequate for one person but could have used a chair or somewhere to sit besides the bed. The heat worked well during the cold temps too (-14 outside). All the bathroom fixtures were in good repair. Overall the place has a faded glory vibe - it's all very pretty to look at, but could use a bit of updating.
A small hotel in the middle of the city, still quiet, with onsite free parking.
The hotel is in an old historic city building with spacious rooms and lots of flair.
Hotel staff was exceptionally friendly and helpful.
An Italian Restaurant is right at/next to the hotel with delicious food served till late night.
Perfec location!
The hotel is located right in the city center, no more than ten minutes from Heidecksburg Palace and no more than 5 minutes from all the sights of the historic center of Rudolstadt.
A lovely quaint hotel in the centre of a lovely town. The staff were fantastic, so helpful and accommodating and did everything they could to secure a room during a busy time for them.
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