We loved everything about Hotel David an der Donau! We stayed on the 4th floor in two beautiful rooms with big beams, wonderful wood floors and views of the Danube. The decor was rustic yet elegant and the beds were more than comfortable. These rooms are called the "sporty" rooms because you have to walk up many steps to get to them, but to us it was well worth it! Yes, the wood floors creaked when you walked on them and yes, the shower water splashed in the bathroom a bit, but again, we loved everything about these unique rooms so this didn't bother us at all. And, I haven't even mentioned the location. It was perfectly situated so we could walk everywhere in the old town of Regensburg. If you are looking for a hotel that is charming and has an historic background, look no further, this is definitely the one!

We have no complaints, we loved staying at Hotel an der Donau!

This is a spacious hotel in the centre of Fussen and very convenient for the train station and bus hub. The room was very quiet and clean and the breakfast selection was excellent - you could even have strawberries from the chocolate fountain. Downstairs during the day there is an excellent cake shop and ice cream counter. On arrival we were given a Fussen card which gave us free travel on all buses and trains for some distance (it's part of your city tax). We even got to Kempten for free! (90 minute travel). The buses to take you to Neuschwanstein Castle and the Tegelberg, are from along the road outside the station - go early as they and the castles fill up pretty quickly. Lots of places to eat in the town and the castle and cathedral are worth a visit too.

It was only 26 degrees when we visited but we sweltered in our room at night. It was not hot enough for the hotel to turn on the air con but the mattresses are enveloped in thick plastic covers which make you very hot. Also our fridge was not working which meant our pints of milk kept going off ( we Brits need our cups of tea!) we reported the fridge problem but it was not sorted during our week's stay.

Appointments were unique and complimented the restoration themes of his historic building beside the Danube. Excellent sized bathroom and shower. Very clean. Interesting old world feel with up to date furnishings. Very close to the main tourist and shopping sites. Lots of interesting restaurants near by. Viking River cruise dock is within walking distance.

It was not a big factor for our stay but there did not appear to be elevators, just the interesting winding staircase to the third floor. The suite did not initially have arrangements for coffee or tea such as a kettle, cups or coffee maker. The very responsive staff did promptly bring a set when asked. Next time I would ask for a river side suite if possible. The street view is OK but we were awakened by some 2 AM Thursday night youth on the street below. Could be a bigger problem in summer since the unit did not appear to have AC.

This hotel was amazing. My partner and I didn’t even mean to stay in Regensburg for the night but had to book a room last minute due to a medical emergency during a cycling trip. We were forced to stay in town for four nights total, which the hotel staff accommodated with much compassion despite it being a very busy weekend for them. We got to keep our room for the whole time, which had a gorgeous view of the Danube and was incredibly quiet, both of which were optimal given the circumstances. The kindness and care with which we were treated really made the difference during this time and it meant so much to us both. The city of Regensburg is an absolute gem (as is their hospital) and it all combined to ease a very stressful and undesirable situation.

The location was outstanding. Close to all the attractions in town. The view out of the room onto the old bridge was terrific.

No breakfast at the location. We had to go to the partner hotel for breakfast. This was a minor issue, and we were aware of it at the time of booking.

Beautiful old building nicely updated inside; lots of character with old wooden floors. Amazing how many useful electrical outlets you were able to put in. Bathroom was very nice. We liked the location. Very helpful staff, especially with all our bags.

It was a little hard to find and the instructions that the other hotel where the staff were was "next door" was a little misleading, as they were a street away. Parking was a little complicated but the staff helped with that.

Location is fantastic. The rooms are clean and quite pretty. The breakfast buffet is incredibly good.

The rooms are not soundproof. Beware of this. If your idea is to spend a nice relaxing stay there, ask first if they have a party or an event in the social room they have below. Unfortunately, the night we spent there, there was a party with a DJ. And even though the noise level was not that loud, the room was literally resonating with the lower frequencies of the music. So falling sleep a bit more difficult. We calle the staff and they were friendly enough to offer to change our room but it was already quite late at night. And apparently they had no control over that event.

Room was big with a lot of character. The old timber and wooden floors were very nostalgic. Location of hotel is excellent, right on the river and in the center of the main town. The breakfast was A+.

The room was on the very top floor so it was a little warm during the day, air conditioning would have been a plus. At night it was fine with the windows open. There is no elevator so be prepared to walk up steps with your luggage. I didn't mind but it could be an issue for some.

Hotel David is the dependence of hotel Goliash where the reception is working. There is no lift, and the guest should walk to the Goliath for breakfast as well. When receptionist saw that we are disabled she immediately offered us the accommodation in main, more comfortable hotel. The helped us with parking as well!

Wonderful charm in this old historic building. The rooms were unique with an old historic feel yet updated with modern conveniences.

The bathroom had a glass door so there was no privacy from anyone else in the room. No reason to have a door at that point.