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Very Poor
Traveller Type: Business Traveler
  : The town
  : Conversation with the owner before arrival: I received a message from the owner on Booking, in German language, with the information about check in etc.I used Google Translate and I answered back in English, telling him my estimate arrival time and the fact that I don't speek German and I had to use Google. He did not care about it, he continued to write in German.Late check in: Due to a small delay, I arrived 30min after the time I mentioned and he was outside, waiting for me. He did not offered to help with the luggage on the small stairs.Room: the room is clean, the bathroom is modern, but there was no real bed linen, only the mattress' own sheet. There was a double bed, but only one pillow, I know I was just 1 person, but it was the first time I saw this happening.Breakfast: If you are a fan of different types of meat/bacon etc this is for you. Nothing else, nothing significant. No fresh vegetables, no fruits (one day there were blueberries and raspberries, it was a surprise).I asked for omlette, he said no, only boiled eggs. Well, minimum effort, but maximum profit, because the price is high. So, no prepared or cooked food for breakfast, only things from a jar or from a can, even if it seems to be a "family business". The family was there, just saying hello. Some youghurt, cheese and only orange juice. + butter and 3 types of jam.What was more than weird: the first morning he guided me to the table, and the next morning when I choosed to sit at a different table, he saw me and said "no, sit here". I said "I want to stay here", as there was nobody else in the breakfast space.The house: if you are more than 1.78-1.80 m tall I don't advise you to go there. The room is ok, there are pictures with it, but no pictures with the hallways or the stairs. You cannot walk normally from your room downstairs to have breakfast, you have to start hunching, not to hit the beams and the ceiling with your head.