Hotel Spitzweg in Rothenburg ob der Tauber 

The house was originally built as manor in 1536. Later in 1704 it was converted into a small brewery. It managed to escape being ravaged during the Thirty Years War and also survived the Second World War without damage. Then, in 1984, this historical monument was restored true to its original plan and turned into a small hotel. Each room now has its own bath and toilet, telephone, TV and mini bar. Its name "Spitzweg" recalls the great painter of the romantic era, Carl Spitzweg, who once lived here in Rothenburg. Those who are fond of the romantic idyll will certainly find things to their taste here!

Take the exit for Rothenburg. Follow the signs in the direction of "Stadtmitte". At the traffic lights at "Hotel Linde" turn left. Go straight through the old city gate "Galgentor" (tower). Keep going straight via "Galgengasse". Go through the next tower. Immediately after the tower turn left onto "Milchmarkt". Go straight. At the end of the road turn left. Go straight and after the next fountain turn left again. The hotel is situated an the right hand side of the street.

Our small family run hotel is very comfortably furnished, and offers very quiet rooms and a opulent breakfast buffet. Those who are fond of the romantic idyll will certainly find things to their taste here! Gladly we offer you a locked up parking lot free of charge.We are a Non-Smoking-Hotel.