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"This hotel is fairly new. Great service. We got lucky and found free parking right outside the hotel. For some reason Germany does not believe in air-conditioning, so we had to open the window. It was very noisy outside so did not sleep well. "

"Great place for the price right next to the Porsche offices. It is on a surprisingly busy street so road noise is considerable with windoe open. Very clean and modern rooms. My largest gripe was that the food selection at breakfast was sub par. I understand it is a budget hotel but I would like some hot options like eggs. Otherwise, great stay!"

"Great property especially if you like to cook. "

"Wonderful staff, rooms, and services for a reasonable price. I would recommend the Nestor to anyone."

" This is our second time here we had a very great time here the room is nice. The staff are super kind and friendly the only drawback is that we need to pay for the parking. There is a parking in the alley, not far from the hotel that we can park for free."

"The garage was challenging to enter and it was filthy, smelling of urine."

"Absolutely enjoyed our stay at Harbr. Breakfast was excellent with a wide variety of choices for everyone. Staff was friendly and helpful with travel questions and recommendations."

"Clean, great location, great stuff"

"The Gästehaus Sonnenwirth is a fully automated establishment and its checkin system is just the beginning of its problems. We’d prepaid through Expedia but the checkin software couldn’t find the booking. The entrance lobby holds two people and three’s a crowd - the automatic door kept opening and we were battered with rain and hail so we did not enjoy trying to solve the Sonnenwirth’s software problems. The Expedia contact number was answered once by a man who said,”You need to speak to my wife” and after that the number did not answer. The phone number on the checkin screen answered “We are temporarily away from the phone”. This place is the definition of inhospitable but seems attractive to couples who prefer to be anonymous. "