Hotel & Apartments Fürstenhof am Bauhaus is a 3-star hotel in Weimar, Germany, located about 0,4 миль from the city center. The address is Rudolf-Breitscheid-Str. 2. Breakfast is offered, and free WiFi helps guests plan the day.

Parking is available for an extra charge, including on-site parking. Other conveniences include room service, a tour desk, and meeting/banquet facilities (extra charges). The property offers soundproof rooms, non-smoking rooms, kitchenware and a kitchenette, a landmark view, and free toiletries.

With 1,522 reviews, guest feedback paints a lively picture of this three-star option in Weimar. Amenities like a breakfast option, free WiFi, and easy access to local sights contribute to the experience, all from a location just steps away from the city center at Rudolf-Breitscheid-Str. 2.

Three room configurations welcome a range of travelers. The Standard Apartment clocks in at about 377 square feet and sleeps up to four, with two twin beds plus a sofa bed. The Room - 2 Twin offers about 194 square feet of space with twin beds for two adults and a child, while the Single Room at 161 square feet is ideal for solo guests. All accommodations are non-smoking and feature kitchenware along with a kitchenette, making light meals easy to whip up. A landmark view adds a touch of Weimar’s character to the stay.

Practical amenities keep stays comfortable. Breakfast is available to start the day, and free WiFi helps plan the itinerary or unwind after sightseeing. On-site parking is available for an extra charge, and a tour desk can help map out day trips. For events or small gatherings, meeting and banquet facilities are also offered for an additional fee, while room service brings meals right to the door.

Convenient payment options keep things simple. Cash is accepted, and major cards—American Express, Mastercard, Visa, Maestro, and EC-Card—are all supported. Located at Rudolf-Breitscheid-Str. 2, just a short stroll from the city center, the property combines comfortable interiors with easy access to Weimar’s sights and charm.