My wife and I stayed in the centrally located (a few blocks to everything), Three Legged Hound for 2 nights in Sept. 2012, and loved it. The room was medium sized (but plenty big enough), very clean, looked over the street, and was quiet as a mouse. (mind you, so is the rest of Gorlitz at night!) The in-house restaurant... More

I loved the old building but the room was nothing special. And there was no view. I upgraded to a "Comfort" room which had no discernible extra amenities, but it was much larger than the standard European hotel room. They could do so much more with the space; it was a shame that it was just empty except for the... More

The "Three Legged Dog" was a wonderful Inn right in the middle of the tourist area of Gorlitz. The owners were pleasant and accommodating. The meals were wonderful especially the included breakfast. Room was quite modern and quiet. Loved this town and when we go back we will most definitely stay here.

We (vacationing couple in our 50's) spent 3 nights in September at the Three-Legged Dog and loved every minute. Building and decor are authentic and charming, location excellent, rooms modernized and decent-sized with extraordinarily comfortable beds, all at a great price. Nice breakfast and great dinner (best we had in town and they were all good). Gorlitz itself is a... More

No idea what the name signifies, but the hotel itself is altogether charming and ideally suited to serve as a base for the discovery of one of eastern Germany's most attractive, yet still fairly untouristed towns - spared WWII damage, but relegated to border-city remoteness by the new 1945 frontier and long neglected by the Communist regime, renovated Gorlitz is... More