Anyy suggestions for B&Bs, Guest houses, or hotels just outside of Munich, Nurnberg and Rothenburg (Romantic Rd.)?
Arriving by car and will need a place to park.
Thank you for your help,
KelliPaul
Posted by
Salt Lake City
1528 posts
About 5 minutes walk to the wall at Rothenburg is Haus Karin. Very nice owner. Good breakfast.
http://www.haus-karin.de/engl.htm
Regards, Gary
Posted by
Salt Lake City
1528 posts
Major cities are surrounded by small towns with rooms, often on a connecting railroad. If you have a detailed map, search a few small towns and look them up on Yahoo Germany.
I used to live in a small town near Nürnberg, Rosstal. It is about 19 minutes by train from N.
http://www.rosstal.de/index00.htm
Rooms there:
http://www.rosstal.de/gewerbe/uebern.htm
I have never roomed there so I can not make a specific recommendation.
Another nice small town is Heilsbronn:
Rooms:
http://www.heilsbronn.de/tourismus/gastronomie-uebernachten.html
These are just a couple of many.
Regards, Gary
Posted by
Myrtle Beach, USA
12314 posts
Pensions are great if you don't need an ensuite bath.
We stayed in Pension Poeschel in Rhotenburg. We were able to park at a parking lot outside the wall a few blocks away. Inside the wall will be more charming but you can probably save a lot staying outside the wall, depending on what you are looking for.
In Munich, I've stayed at several pensions and always had a very nice room at a good price. Parking is harder in Munich, you can look for something further from the city center or plan to pay for parking in a city lot.
I've never stayed in Nurnberg.
Posted by
Bellevue, WA, USA
811 posts
i did the exact same trip last year. there are good places to say outside munich by the airport (you can ask the counter at the airport they have good recommendations). i didn't stay overnight at Numberg but Rothenburg yes - the recommended hotels are usuauly at the "front" of the town - you park outside then you walk in and you'll see a lot of places rightaway, but if you pack light you can walk to the back of the town and they have more good places. The only tricky place i found was at wuzburg - the good places are in the town center by the opera house. you can park in a garage and then walk everywhere. in general i never experienced bad palces - biz is very honest in germany.