- Great location. No street noise at night. I felt very safe in Erfurt and around the hotel area even walking at night - Close to the city center. About a 15 minute walk or a 5 minute tram ride - Tram station directly opposite to the hotel - Very comfortable bed and a spacious "living room" space in the suite - The room is clean - Lots of storage space for your clothes and belongings if you are staying for multiple nights and don't want to "live out of a suitcase" - Big shower - Fridge & complimentary mineral water - The staff were all very friendly and helpful - Overall it was a very nice experience and I would visit this hotel again

These are just very minor things / suggestions - the room on the top floor gets very hot, despite turning off the heating. Can't complain about it in winter though - it would be cool to have a coffee station in the room for people who don't like eating breakfast

Pleasant situation, about 1 km from the Cathedral Square. No coffee making facilities in the room, but a coffee machine was available downstairs (free to use). There was a nice seating area at the back of the hotel for coffee/ breakfast/enjoying the weather. Good breakfast.

Room could have been cleaner (cobwebs in a couple of corners). Awful pillows (and only one each). Tram line was a bit close, so noisy in the morning.

Very comfortable single room, looked kind of a mini apartment as there was a desk plus sofa and table as a living room. Corner room with 2 windows facing the garden, very peaceful. Staff was very nice and provided me my own modem as the general wifi was not working on my devices (Thanks, Dominik!). Location is perfect, just 10min away walking to the Domplatz and close to the road leading outside of the city. Plenty of parking possibilities in the street (for free from 9pm to 9 am).

The room was very nice, especially the bathroom. The table was big enough too to work on something. The bed was very comfortable.

The wi-fi wasn't working at first and on the second day, it worked but was very slow. If you need internet, you should have enough data for mobile hotspot.

Although somewhat outside the city centre, I liked the location of Hotel am Brühlerhöhe. It is close to a tram stop and was very quiet. I needed to leave early and did not take breakfast but the staff at reception explained to me the advantages of the €9 Ticket!!!

The single pillow I received was not very full. Otherwise everything was great. (The single bed was quite narrow but long enough so I didn't mind!)

Spatious, clean room and friendly personnel, located 15 minutes away by walk from the city center.

The breakfast is too expensive and we chose not to have it. Also, the parking of the hotel costs 10 euros but there are cheaper parking spots for the night just up the street.

The staff are very friendly and helpful. I felt very welcome which is good because I was there for a week. Breakfast was abundant and they serve you rather than having a buffet. The bed was comfortable and the shower amazing. Even though I was on the tramline side, with the windows closed I couldn't really hear them. And I am a light sleeper but didn't even need my earplugs. It's a nice walk into the city centre and the tram stop is right outside for when you don't want to or can't walk.

The internet had struggles keeping a connection to the wifi. It worked most of the time but not all the time. The staff was very friendly and helpful in fixing it so that was good.

The hotel was in a quiet neighborhood that was easily accessible to town via tram. The staff at the hotel were excellent, welcoming, and spoke English. Room was clean and comfortable. Breakfast was an additional 14 euro per person. Would definitely stay there again if passing through.

It was very quaint. Lovely breakfast!Exceptionally clean, great attention to Covid requirements! Lovely courtyard and convenient tram stop directly across the street! Very friendly and helpful staff.

Wasn’t as conveniently located to downtown area.

The design of the washroom, the spaciousness of the bedroom, and the backdoor (that we used when coming back from the Andre Rieu concert.