Hotel Altora

Looking forward to a cozy train hotel. Years saved! At the table where the train brings the drinks to the table, only 6 people are allowed to sit. Waiting a long time, 30 minutes for a sweaty, grumpy, evil-looking man to pick up the order! He only wants to do it. Lots of hamburger dishes on the menu but no hamburgers! Mixed my whisky with ice first and then little whisky (but it was resolved by insistence the next day!) Asked in the morning if they stir the eggs when frying. This was not supplemented. Well-located opposite the steam trains and the station. I made my complaints clear but don't know if I would book here again next time. I've lost confidence! Unfortunately, this was very disappointing!

We booked the "Railway & Technology" arrangement to experience the HSB. Railway room with a view of the locomotive shed and station as an additional highlight. We cannot complain about the room, service, restaurant, and cleanliness. Everything was satisfactory. Also, short distances to the city center and pedestrian zone (central location). We can only thank and recommend this hotel if one wants to experience the Harz narrow-gauge railway.

Times 3 days Wernigerode, Overnight near the center, Mid-range. You can do that here. Rooms and beds ok, dog allowed, everything clean, wet room as a cell without windows. Safe and remote control of the TV unusable, as the batteries are obsolete. Rooms are easily accessible by lift. The bed is under a slant and with 180cm body height has to come to terms, when coming in and out. You really don't have to eat at the hotel: The delicious generous roast wild boar was garnished with 7 cardboard dry executed rose sprouts, which spaetzle stuck to as a complete cardboard pile and wanted to be cut with the knife. The Aperol before was tired, not cold enough and lovelessly bead-free. I prefer not to describe the dessert of the 3-course menu. Breakfast is in the same nice ambience, 4 women are just there without any kindness or a smile in the morning. The rolls are baked themselves, are attractive and crispy on the outside, sticky porridge on the inside. When we arrived at 9:30 a.m., not only was the butter running out. There was no bread at that time. The coffee comes in prepared pots and was really cold, so we had to intervene. There's plenty of room for improvement. 10am Breakfast end is also too early for us. We were accepted, but when the wiping and cleaning is done all around and the dishes clink, you flee. The courtyard was parked. Parking across the street was a good alternative. You advertise by visiting the smoking steam locomotives. In the evening and at night, the fire brigade or police drove through the connecting road with howling several times, which was already like a big city.