Hotels Near Deutsches Freimaurermuseum e.V. in Bayreuth

For a few years, we have visited the Golden Anker at the festive time and every time this unique hotel is enthusiastically new. When we come from the green hill after a evening, this magic continues in the anchor's dining room. Walls of wood, damastic decks, silver lamps, servers in sticks, good food, excellent wine and a very warm host create an incomparable atmosphere of fineness and high culture. The staircase with its crashed stairs, the pictures of the art and culture of the past centuries, looks for the same, and you will probably not find it in this density. Whoever here crawls with the stars, really did not understand this special place and would certainly be better removed, following his own intellect, in a more conventional accommodation. The golden anchor is a further highlight, along with Wagner and the market-conspicuous Opera House, on which the city can be proud. I don't want to imagine how it would be to visit the party games and not let the evening out in this hotel. I hope the Goldener Anker Hotel will continue in the hands of the family Graf for a long time and enchante guests with its unique charm.

We went to Bayreuth for the Ring Cycle at the Festspielhaus and Hotel Goldener Hirsch proved to be the perfect place to stay. It is a comparatively small (40 rooms) family-run (five generations) hotel within 20 minutes walk of the Festspielhaus and just two minutes from the station and buses. The welcome is warm. You soon feel part of the family. The staff have an encyclopaedic knowledge of the area: transport, places to visit and restaurants. Every year, the hotel shuts for refurbishment and upgrading. The bedrooms are well-appointed with comfortable beds and well-equipped bathrooms. Everything is spotless. Breakfast is a feast: eggs to order and a handsome buffet including cold meat, cheese, fruit, cakes and delicious bread. The staff couldn’t do enough for us and really pulled out the stops when one of us needed medical attention. A room was found for the other guest without making any fuss. We shall visit again next year. Where else would we stay?

We spent 2 nights at Hotel Rheingold so we could visit the sights. This was our first stay in Bayreuth even though we have ridden the Main bike path two times earlier. The hotel lies one block from the downtown pedestrian zone and one block from the large shopping mall. There is just an easy stroll to the Opera house and to the Neu Schloss. It would be much more of a walk to the Ermitage. The train station is about a 15 minute walk. The hotel has a secure bike parking closet in the basement garage. For cars the €7 daily parking fee seems good compared to other hotels we've stayed at. We were in room 302, a double room with king bed located on a corner of the building. When we arrived we were a bit concerned that the ac wasn't working. But within minutes the maintenance man showed up with the controller and got it up and running. He was evidentally checking the ac units in all the rooms on that floor. Otherwise the room would have been very hot. The room was clean and a reasonable size. The bathroom was also a good size, clean, and there was good hot water. We would have preferred just a shower, no bathtub, but that's just our preference. As others have noted the breakfast was great. There was hot eggs, bacon, sausage, a variety of fresh breads, cakes, and pastries, cereal, yogurts, fruits, etc. Hard to choose the best things to eat. We were quite happy with our stay.

Except for the prices and the parking, which is a bit inconvenient due to the fact that every time you want to go out, you might need to call at the reception, since your car might be at the underground level, no further complaints.

We were repeatedly in the First Boarding as a base station for the party game visit. A quiet, convenient accommodation in the positive sense. The suite - next to the kitchenette (we like to cook breakfast on our own instead of standard bricks with standard cookies) - also offers a separate bedroom, a dining table, a small sofa (limited cozy ;) and a spacious shower and a separate toilet. Sufficient space in the dressing box, room safe, parking possibility in the deep garage (also for fat cars). Located at convenient location. A walk can be made in the surrounding area, to the green or in a few minutes to Villa Wahnfried, Liszt Museum, New Castle / Hofgarten and Old Town. Recommendation for all who like to renounce luxury and Butler and want to have their maintained rest.

I stayed here for the Bayreuth Festival and would definitely stay again. It's a brand new hotel, only built in 2019 (I think). The rooms were small but modern and spotlessly clean with really good, strong air-conditioning (which is an absolute MUST if you can't cope with hot August temperatures). The location is perfect for the Festspielhaus - only about 12 minutes walk and really close to the train station too. The whole place is bright and modern and there is a really nice bar and seating area. The staff were all very friendly and helpful and made me feel welcome. My only criticism would be that because the windows only take up about half of the external wall then the rooms are quite dark and you can't see very well if you're trying to work or pack a suitcase when it's not daylight hours. There isn't a wardrobe but some coat hangers attached to the wall at the side of the bed - which meant I had all my long evening dresses on display in the room.

Was in this hotel for a conference from 01/22-23/2020. Nothing great from the outside, but everything is fine inside. Spacious room, nice bathroom, friendly and attentive staff, delicious breakfast, enjoyable dinner for about 80 people! all in all absolutely recommendable!! I'm not a hotel tester, but I value cleanliness and attentive staff. Both were fulfilled here. Both the staff at the front desk and in the breakfast area and dinner were very courteous and attentive. The fact that everyone has a bad day should also be conceded to the staff in a review or hotel. Everyone has a mouth and can speak to the other person if something catches their eye and thus clear things out of the world. It's easy!