The OTSH has two major things going for it: It´s perfect location and the huge, massive-walled rooms. Those two things alone are worth the 100 € I paid (which, though, seems to be a very low-season special).

However, after that many things are a bit disappointing. I don´t know who came up with installing sets of awful 90s-style interior design into rooms from the 17th century, but whoever it was - he totally ruined the flair such rooms could possibly have. I´m not saying that combining old and new is bad, but the way it´s done in the OTSH is so tasteless, soulless, colorblind, that it spoils much of the enjoyment you get from staying in a room that in it´s spaciousness doesn´t follow modern hotel rules. It feels as if the hotel owner had found a pile of designer stuff at a bargain price somewhere and just made do with it, no matter what. The result is just plain ugly.

Secondly, the OTSH is not really a hotel, it´s more an upscale B&B. There is no real lobby, no... more