Our family of four (two kids (11 and 15) and two adults) spent five nights at the Pension am Kaiserplatz---the beginning of our trip and at the end. I had stayed at the pension in 1985, after my graduation from college. Since the pension does not have a web-site or an e-mail address, I called Frau Jakobi directly. I then sent a follow-up letter with the reservation dates. Frau Jakobi is an older woman with lots of enthusiasm; she enjoys talking to her guests. Her son, Thomas, helps her run the pension, since the rooms are on various levels and she is older.

Each morning we received a breakfast of coffee/tea/milk--request cold, because in Germany they warm the milk--fresh rolls, various jams and meat spreads. Our room was on the first floor, so we didn't have to carry our luggage upstairs--no elevator. Our room was very clean with lots of towels. The shower and bathroom were on the hall. We were never inconvenienced by having to wait to us the WC or the shower. The... more