Savoy Hotel Bad Mergentheim

“Peaceful retreat”

The hotel is located about 25min walk from the old town which is fine. There is a shortcut through the lovely park. Altough the hotel is outdated it is clean and well maintained. They offer free parking and paid (covered) parking. Breakfast is excellent however, I would have liked to have fresh ju… more

The hotel is located about 25min walk from the old town which is fine. There is a shortcut through the lovely park. Altough the hotel is outdated it is clean and well maintained. They offer free parking and paid (covered) parking. Breakfast is excellent however, I would have liked to have fresh juices. It was hot during my visit and I was slightly anxious as there is no air conditioning in the room. The good news is that there virtually no noise from the outside so it's fine to leave the window open at night to let the cool air in.

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“Bad Mergentheim is worth the visit ”

Not sure this deserves the four star rating it claims to have. Rooms are very dated and feels like it’s missing some basic amenities... kettle in room and fridge. It’s otherwise very comfortable. It has a great pool and kids breakout area.

“worn”

hughe place on a nice spot, ticks all the boxes for 4 stars but is all very old and worn. some new paint can't cover that up. smallish room with plastic lined bathroom which was to o old to be really clean. staff is very friendly, breakfast is good value

“Bare Bones Room”

This was a good, clean hotel with a fantastic breakfast! There were a few room choices and we chose the smaller room for 2 people. I took one look at that bed and thought I would have difficulty sleeping in it, but it was surprisingly comfortable. The room was bare bones... no iron, it had a fridge… more

This was a good, clean hotel with a fantastic breakfast! There were a few room choices and we chose the smaller room for 2 people. I took one look at that bed and thought I would have difficulty sleeping in it, but it was surprisingly comfortable. The room was bare bones... no iron, it had a fridge full of their stuff, a hair dryer and orange soap in the dispenser. I couldn't tell whether it was shampoo or cleansing soap, but I assumed it was hand soap because the same vibrant orange soap was in the dispenser by the sink. So not having any shampoo with me, I had to desperately use it for shampoo until I could get to the store. I was afraid it would turn my hair orange, but it didn't. The other thing I thought was strange was all the online booking agencies advertised that this hotel only had one room left! It seemed all the hotels in that area were filling up fast and we felt pressured to hurry and book. While I was trying to figure out what was going on in this town that would have all the hotels nearly booked, a week had passed and "the only one room left" was still advertised. When we got to the hotel it was less than half full. Surprise, surprise, it must have been an advertising gimmick. The Savoy gives itself a four star rating. I gave it three stars because it was clean and had a great breakfast every morning and great view of the rolling hills. Their was cable tv, but there were no channels with english subtitles. We had a car and they charged us a minimal fee of 4 euros per day. Our Garmin couldn't find the Savoy. This hotel changed names a few years ago, so we had to ask the front desk what the old name was and then our system found this hotel.This hotel is also within walking distance to the Solymar Spa. One thing about the breakfast that I didn't like was that they had name tags on the tables near the beautiful window views and you were not allowed to sit there. I don't know if they were for a conference or what, but it made me feel inferior like they were special and I was not.

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