"Beautifull place, typical german with nice staff."

"We had a beautiful walk here in Weserbergland, the starting point was the monastery in Möllenbeck. We stayed in this really very beautiful and cozy and almost new hotel at the monastery "A dream of hotel". A hearty and very friendly owner has received us and also given some beautiful tips. The staff was also very friendly and helpful. We had a good time and very much fun and very happy to come back. Thank you very much, Dennis and friends"

"Unfortunately an unpleasant experience and very disappointing. The First night no curtains in my room, sun light came in at 6am so couldn’t get back to sleep, no Wi-Fi in my room, I couldn’t fully open the window as people could look in, no air con or fan. I asked for an extra pillow to sleep better and told to wait till tomorrow. The next night luckily I moved room due to a 2nd booking I had. 2nd night the Bar/reception man left glasses out on the side at night and with no one around for us to ask, I assumed they’re for guests to use without disturbing reception so I used just 2 glasses to celebrate with my family with a little drink in our room the next thing I know I get a rude call to return the glasses or the police will be called! We are not thieves and it’s very rude and arrogant to assume this! We was staying another 3 days. This is threatening behaviour towards guests and why would I want to steal 2 plastic cheap glasses? Do you speak to all your guests like this? You could have handled it so much better. Then when I actually apologised out of courtesy which I shouldn’t need to I just got a lot more attitude from the reception man saying what “behaviour is this!!” They’re just glasses. Well you shouldn’t leave them out! When I asked can I borrow 2 glasses, we are closed!! Not hard to say sure use those ones, it would have left a better impression. We was apparently talking a little loud in our room without realising and then got given warnings and attitude again. All you have to say is “please speak a little quietly” then it would have been fine. We are all professional and educated people and got spoken down to. Apparently we was an inconvenience to guests and for talking with our family in a hotel? We was also your guests from UK, Canada and Dubai. His poor attitude ruined a great trip for us and we was talking about leaving but we stayed and felt uneasy the rest of the 4 day trip. They didn’t have a room available due to maintenance so they downsized my sister who needed a triple room for my a little nephew but she was okay with that and fine not to cause a fuss but we just needed a cot for him as the room was now smaller, they tried to charge us 90 extra euros for the cot after we was inconvenienced and he was just rude to my sister saying how my family are an inconvenience and she said she wasn’t in the same room with me and come speak to me which I happily would have and because she’s in the same group she should also get attitude? So to sum up don’t borrow glasses, get downsized, don’t have curtains in a room or talk in the hotel. Get hospitality training for him to converse in a polite manner and hotel management training. We had no other issues with other staff. I travel all over the world and I have never experienced anything like this! I would never stay here again, poor attitude and poor manners and I would find a place with more respect towards paying guests! Be interesting to see the reply to defend themselves w"

"The staff is super friendly at the reception. The ladies really do everything and is super nice despite stress. The rooms are also very good, something has come in the years but good. The level to the bath is quite dangerous, but there are flying grids that is super. Unfortunately, the TV had always disturbances. Breakfast was super delicious, everything you needed, fresh orange juice, great was selection. The restaurant is also delicious, I find it a little too skinny. And for that it wasn't so good. Many have spoken about the wild pig and the crab soup. Unfortunately, both were out. I don't have to go again. "