In my documentation I forgot to mention that I won't have a car and will only be using trains or busses
I need to arrive in Frankfort Germany by Sunday and on to taking a train to meet some friends in the Netherlands near the German border. I don't want to stay in any hotels but in Pension's. :)
Posted by
OP
Portland, Maine, USA
171 posts
I did buy Rick Steves new book on Germany.
It seems to list mostly hotels. More than anything ...is to find a good southern route by train and then back track and head up to Frankfurt,Germany with stops along the way
Posted by
Lakewood, Colorado
19101 posts
I don't quite know why you don't want "a hotel", but, in Sigmaringen, I would recommend Hotel-Gasthof-Traube. It's more like a restaurant with some rooms upstairs. It's in an almost 300 year old building on the market square below the castle. The owner runs it. I have heard very little English spoken there.
I think in DEHOGA terminology, a "hotel" has to have a front desk. Traube definitely doesn't. You register in the restaurant.
Posted by
OP
Portland, Maine, USA
171 posts
Oh ..I have already been to Neuschwanstein and Salzburg 2 years ago
Posted by
Seattle
80 posts
Its hard to get Zimmer recommendations from a book.
You're going to have to (take a deep breath, thousands travel this way, successfully) turn up, stop in at the Tourist Info booth, and ask around. You'll find one.