Krone - Pfullendorf

I got Maultaschen from there. Unfortunately, they no longer have anything to do with the world-class Maultaschen of yesteryear. Quite oversalted, absolutely no taste highlight. There are much better Maultaschen. Clearly too expensive for that. Card payment is not possible. A receipt will not be issued either. Many greetings to the tax office.

We had a spontaneous stay at the Hotel Krone as we were passing through. Price-performance fits. The staff is very friendly and the breakfast tasted good. Everything fine Rooms: 5 Service: 5 Location: 5 Hotel highlights: Great value

Good, quality food. Small rooms. Without air conditioning. There is no elevator. Noteworthy details: There is no air conditioning, nor an elevator. It says historic building . Rooms: 1 Service: 2 Location: 2 Hotel highlights: Great value

We stayed in the Krone for one night while passing through. My single room was from the 60s and the mattress was correspondingly bad. My two sons also had problems with the mattresses, but the room was even better equipped. The breakfast is very good, as is the coffee. Rooms: 2 Service: 5 Location: 5

We leave the Hotel Krone with mixed feelings. With its rustic charm and central location in Pfullendorf's old town (including its own parking space , the long established hotel actually has potential. The traditional and very beautiful (half timbered house welcomes its guests after the main entrance with a small reception, the restaurant and a bar (which was closed at the time . There is no elevator; you can reach the upper floors via wide, easily accessible stairs with the guest rooms of different sizes and furnishings (we had booked three rooms . The furniture was thrown together without any concept and was clearly showing its age, but everything was functional (including a small refrigerator in each room . The pillows are very soft and thin, one of our beds was very sagging, and there wasn't even a picture on the wall in this room. The walls there were generally painted extremely sloppily (anyone who does such an incomprehensibly bad job must really not want to do any better! . In one of our other rooms the siphon was quite clogged and the bedside table was sticking. In the third room it was overall incomprehensibly dirty: the shower was covered in red deposits and red mold, a socket including wiring was sticking out of the wall at the sink, the enormous dust and dirt directly under the desk was from at least several weeks ago and would be impossible for allergy sufferers make to sleep in this room (see photos . There is virtually no darkening of the windows, the old, very thin fabric curtains do not block out any light, and there is no air conditioning. The single glazed windows allow noise (from the street or from bells to pass through unhindered. Anyone who is sensitive to dust, heat, light or noise will probably have problems here. The breakfast was rich, but the first impression was somewhat marred by cheap baked rolls fresh rolls would be desirable for a paid breakfast. The lady who looked after the reception and the breakfast room was generally friendly, but seemed a bit overwhelmed. “Special” requests e.g. B. after a drinking glass or a hard boiled egg were accompanied by sighs as a guest, I would have been happy to do without the guilty conscience that this caused. I am absolutely not the type of person who looks for possible errors or potential grievances on the contrary as a hotel guest who travels a lot, I see myself as uncomplicated, flexible and quite easy to please. I am also aware of what a mediocre rating means for a company and I am therefore always willing to give a rather generous positive rating. I also always consider external circumstances such as: B. Corona related staff shortages etc. The attached photos of this review show the unfiltered condition I can't give it more than a benevolent three out of five stars. One night cost us €79 per single room without breakfast as a guest you can expect a minimum level of cleanliness and standard. On the Hotel Krone's homepage you can read the house's motto: “You are well looked after when you no longer have to express your wishes”. In order for management to be able to represent this statement to its guests with a clear conscience, the owner should go through the individual departments with open eyes and urgently raise standards on several levels. I would be happy if my criticism was received constructively and this would ultimately help to improve the experiences of future guests.