It holds 9.4 on Booking from more than 1,200 reviews and 9.4 on Kayak from more than 2,300.
About the place
The house is on Morii Street (Mühlgasse), a narrow lane below the citadel, about 200 m from the Clock Tower. The fresco on the facade shows the year 1568, and according to the hosts the painted initials and shoe soles show that the first owner was a master shoemaker. The house is a listed monument, and its solid-wood furniture was restored over more than seven years.
The seven rooms have private bathrooms and are named after people, from Francesca to Hilda. Breakfast is included, with homemade bread, cheeses and local cold meats. Guests can use the terrace facing the citadel, with tables and a grill. It holds 9.4 on Booking from 1,249 reviews.
Good to know
- There is no private parking; a public car park nearby is paid through the TPARK app.
- Travelling with children? Ask for the family room (Regina) or the triple room (Rozalia).
- The Clock Tower is about 200 m away, uphill on foot.