McMüller's Kemenate Fulda

This is a well restored old building with a nice large traditionally furnished room. There is no on site reception and there was only a link to an unhelpful answering service via the provided link. We found the direct number of the helpful owner on the web and key handover was unproblematic after speaking to him. Noise from an adjacent room is heard loudly. The Wifi network worked only intermittently and the absence of local management made it impossible to fix it. These flaws unfortunately reduced the quality of our stay.

The location is amazing, in the historical city center, the guesthouse is a beautifully restored typical German house. The room was cute and spacious, better than one can assume on photos, the shower room was modern and practical, and everything is well soundproofed. Having a kettle and a good choice of tea/coffee was nice for early mornings. The rooms are located above a tapas lounge restaurant which I highly recommend. You can have breakfast at one of the numerous bakeries and cafés around the guesthouse. A very nice bonus was the everyday cleaning and towel change, and the independent checkin with a key locker was very easy. I really enjoyed my stay at McMuller’s, and will definitely come back on my next work trip to Fulda.

It was an exceptional great experience for me ... the host is very friendly he picked up my call late at the night and explained everything really clearly The room was clean warm and bed is very comfortable... It's in the centre where everything is walking distance. Would recommend and do that again

Beautiful little room .very comfy..tea and cafe supplied. Very impressed and beside town......Will come again..

The step in room......... Dangerous

The house looks to have a lot of history which is very cool.

No staff to be found at the hotel. Difficult stair to climb to get to the room. Went of for breakfast and when I got back they we're cleaning my room even thought i hadnt checked out yet

It was very clean.

It was very noisy, the room was on 2 levels (there was a step in the room) which was hard to see and dangerous