We stayed only one night our way to Dresden, but wish we could have stayed longer to enjoy all the amenities, especially the spa. Although the rooms are modern and spacious, the hotel has retained the look and feel of a fairy tale castle throughout the public spaces, complete with creaky stairs, dark wood paneling, and filled with medieval relics... More

This castle was awesome! The decor, the facade, the bedroom - they upgraded us to the honeymoon suite with the duvets arranged in a heart. The food at the restaurant was also excellent. The staff was very attentive - I didn't get the name of the receptionist, who doubled as our waitress, but she was pretty awesome: Friendly, good with... More

We stayed one night in this 700 plus year old castle. The rooms are large, filled with antiques, and completely lovely and charming! The beds are made up quite romantically with the blankets folded into a large heart shape. It is fun to open closet doors and find your bathroom in one! Lovely set up and excellent free wifi service... More

My fiancé, daughter (11 years old at the time,) and I stayed at this hotel for a few nights in July 2010 as one of our stops on the Fairytale Road. It was around $200 a night. We are independent travelers and never use tour guides or travel agents when traveling in Europe (just Rick Steves travel books) and we... More

It´s romantic. It´s spooky. It´s a fairytale. It´s also a bit worn down but I´m planning to go back because of it´s charm and history. I just love the place. My first visit there was 1989, my second twenty years later in 2009. It will not take twenty years until my next vist.

We stayed at this hotel for one night while doing a self-planned trip up the fairy-tale road. The staff was exceptional. When we arrived, the manager checked us in, then walked us to our room. We'd reserved the room without asking for anything for our kids. They had upgraded our room, plus gave us an extra bed and a play... More

We stayed there for 2 nights as part of our Germany tour with Adventures by Disney. It was in a 700-year old castle, located in the gorgeous countryside of Trendelberg. This burg was on the fairy tale route through Germany and was the inspirations for Brothers Grimm’s story about Rapunzel. When we arrived, Rapunzel and the knight made an appearance... More