Reviews of Gästezimmer Popp
Frauentorstraße 19, 99423 Weimar, Germany
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Reviewed: 13 November 2024 · Stayed in November 2024
Verified reviewReviewed: 1 August 2024 · Stayed in June 2024
Verified reviewAs central as you can get in Weimar, right next to the Goethe Haus and with everything else in easy walking distance. Quiet, comfortable room. Good facilities shared with other room. Excellent value for money.
Reviewed: 31 October 2023 · Stayed in October 2023
Verified reviewThis is an old-fashioned apartment with a double and a single room sharing a bathroom and a "kitchen". The double room is large and comfortable and it overlooks one of the main squares in central Weimar. With the market square just a minute away and Goethe's house three doors down, this is truly an unbeatable location.
A few things: first, the place feels and smells old, but it isn't a big issue. Next, there is no Wi-Fi - a rare thing nowadays - so make sure you have lots of mobile data if you need to be connected. . Also, despite the ambiguous description, the kitchen does NOT have any cooking facilities, just a fridge and a kettle. No microwave, no sink - you get your water from the bathroom. All the above might explain the attractive price for such an amazing location. Finally, there are no free parking options in the city centre so if you have a car you'll have to park 10 minutes away or pay through the nose (when parking is allowed at all for non-residents). I found free parking on Erfurter Strasse to the west of the centre.
Reviewed: 30 September 2023 · Stayed in September 2023
Verified reviewReviewed: 12 September 2023 · Stayed in September 2023
Verified reviewGreat location near to all the sights I wanted to visit.
Communication was terrible with owner. No keys were there for me (only for next guest after me) and shopkeeper next door kindly phoned to sort it out. Was in my room half undressed when owner burst through door and sat down. There was a language barrier but it was obvious she wanted cash payment there and then and wasn't going anywhere til she got it. I dressed and went to ATM to get cash. The room was musty smelling, dusty, dirty carpet with some rugs covering worst parts, no mattress liner on bed. Kitchen area had no sink so no choice but to use bathroom sink which is unacceptable hygiene in shared facilities.. You don't mix faeces contamination with food!!!! Bathroom was tiny and floor was not clean, no bathmat, and shower had black mould in it. All problems that could easily be remedied and I have now seen reviews from the past with similar messages. This could be a lovely place to stay so it was a shame. I did have good experiences with other people in Weimar to counter it thankfully.
Reviewed: 2 July 2023 · Stayed in July 2023
Verified reviewReviewed: 8 May 2023 · Stayed in April 2023
Verified reviewReviewed: 5 September 2022 · Stayed in September 2022
Verified reviewThe double room is really comfortable and cosy and the view is amazing due to the location in the city centre.
The communication was disappointing and sometimes incomprehensible. The landlady stormed into the room an hour before the arranged check-out at 11:00 without knocking. She wanted to check if we have stolen the TV remote. Like why??? Thank god we were dressed. She took our key to the room out of the keyhole and demanded that we return her the second key. Which no one has ever given us. She claimed to have given me personally two sets of keys at different times (while she only gave one once) and implied that we had stolen one of the keys. That was a looong conversation I don't think that all guests are treated this way, perhaps my very poor German or my slavic surname is to blame. I hope my fiancé and I don't look so poor or gangster-like that you would think us to be willing to steal a hotel key or a TV-remote)