Small hotel in the old center of Dillenburg. My room was small without an air conditioner. But it was very clean. Good breakfast.

Location great, rooms are modern, clean and well equipped. The shower head is very small and this means water pressure not so good. Breakfast is a little strange with tiny bread rolls and tiny pieces of cheese etc. which is a bit annoying but lots of variety. The service was friendly.

This was our first visit back after the original hotel had under gone major refurbishment. We opted for one of the more expensive rooms as it had a bath aswell as a shower and thought we'd spend the money for some luxury. On arrival we were able to park in one of the hotel parking spaces which was useful. Greeted by a friendly receptionist but unsure how much English she spoke, if any. We got there in the end. After a 4 hour drive in 38 degrees and being incredibly thirsty we were able to obtain bottled pils from the fridge in the reception area. Top shelve drinks like gin were visibly locked away. Thankfully the lift is now operational and made our way up to our room, 112. On the landing was an honesty fridge with cold drinks which was well received. Someone kept taking the alcoholic beer, 🤣. On first inspection the room looked lovely. There was a fridge in the room but didn't work and were unable to enjoy cold drinks. A seperate lounge area with a wardrobe, tea making fascilities and a small flat televison. The bedroom unfortunately had two single beds pushed together. It would have been better and more comfortable for a large double. The large flatscreen television was a cheap generic make and the room would do better with a Samsung television, mainly as it's compitable with Samsung phones. It would have been useful to have a printed list of t.v channels. The highlight of the room was the bathroom. A lovely walk-in shower which is powerful and refreshing, a loo (unsure about the see-through door) and a bath that I was able to make use of. There is some rust in the bath that needs dealing with. Breakfast was a buffet style with option of a hot drink. We hadn't realised we could have a cooked egg of our choice instead of the boiled egg on the buffet table. This should have been made clearer. However, what we had was nice. Free wifi. We hadn't realised at the time of staying that the restaurant and hotel opposite, Hotel Schwan, is now owned by the people who own Bartmanns. If we had known this, we would have gone there to eat. Last time we ate there it was too smokey and had a rude women running it. I wish this information has been made known to us on arrival as Bartsmann has no onsite restaurant. I have made it known on Tripadvisor that I wouldn't come back but having received the bill, it wasn't as expensive as we thought it was going to be, I will stay again given the opportunity. It needs a few adjustments, information book in the bedrooms would be a great start. I'm not used to staying in a hotel where the reception is unmanned at night.