Haus Oberscholtes

The house is located in the middle of the old town of Grünberg on the market square. Contactless access worked well. However, access to the room is an imposition. A narrow corridor between two houses, inhabited by countless pigeons, the corridor is suitably covered....! You don't want to drive a trolley suitcase around here and you don't want to imagine who walked into the carpeted rooms wearing appropriate shoes. The rooms are accessed via the back entrance of the Greek restaurant on the ground floor. Smells are consistent with the restaurant. The room was clean, the bed comfortable. In the bathroom, the shower and faucet at the sink should urgently be descaled. As long as the pigeon issue isn't fixed, I wouldn't book here again. I found the price of €80 quite high.

The rooms are small and old but very clean. The staffless system works well and is very practical.But the entrance situation is a disaster. I don't want to have to go to my room in the evening or early morning through smelly restaurant waste. An absolute disgrace.

It is a beautiful old half-timbered house

The restaurant is called Vasilikos... very good Greek, really good gyros and generally good cuisine at fair prices... friendly service, seats on the market square!

Simple, clean, quiet.

I do not recommend. Entrance to the hotel is through a smelly corridor full of pigeon droppings

The entrance to the hotel is underground, pigeon droppings everywhere, rooms are fine.

In September 21, during a business trip, I spent a night in the historic half-timbered house next to the town hall right on the Grünberg market.I received all the information I needed to access the “hotel without staff” via SMS. The side entrance between the hotel and town hall was a bit inconspicuous and not easy to see. After entering the PIN, the wooden door could be pushed inwards without any problems. The somewhat adventurous access via the side entrance only has to be used outside the opening hours of the restaurant on the ground floor. The entrance door in the courtyard opposite the spiral staircase, like the room doors, which are originally labeled with names instead of room numbers, can be opened by entering the numerical code received via SMS.The concept is well thought out. The technology worked flawlessly. Very nice room, clean and functionally furnished, with attention to detail (modern furniture combined with those from bygone eras, pictures). TV programs completely set, WiFi works perfectly. I felt very well. I particularly liked the excellent location of the house right on the market in the picturesque old town of Grünberg and encouraged me to take a walk in the evening.As an “unvaccinated person”, someone who has “recovered” for more than six months and is currently completely healthy, I was very grateful for the “test-free” overnight accommodation.In these difficult times, an interesting opportunity to run a house without visible staff more cost-effectively and still without inconvenience for the guest.Wish the operators all the best and hope that they get through the coming winter well. I have already recommended Haus Oberscholtes in Grünberg to colleagues.

Suitable for the old town, comfortable room, large, modern bathroom and central location

Booked via Booking.com. A disaster!The advertising says the hotel with the invisible staff. I haven't seen one and probably no one cares. Access through the backyard. It already stinks there. In front of the eigtl, there is a dirt dump. The room with rustic furniture from the 70s. The felt floor stained and dirty. A musty smell in the room. The bed is rock hard! No location or view of the city makes up for it. I'm seriously considering whether the health department should be informed about this.