This historic hotel has two areas, the older "historic" part and the newly renovated area. I stayed in the older historic part, which meant the rates were cheaper but the room was very dated. The lighting was rather dim, the television was small, the bathroom had rust on the fixtures and holes in the walls and didn't have a fan so it steamed up quite a fair bit, and the hair dryer often shorted out after a few seconds of turning it on. The hot water was rather inconsistent, and sometimes gets very hot with no warning, so be careful about that. The room had a view of concrete walls, and still managed to be noisy. Noise from the kitchen and people in the halls and the pipes in the walls really made it difficult to rest peacefully at night. You can hear the footsteps of the people on the floors above you. The pillows were the worst part of all, felt like it was barely filled and very uncomfortable. Staff were really friendly and warm, and the hotel lobby offered free spiced wine, likely a seasonal December thing. We did not try their breakfast as it was easier to get cheaper food for breakfast elsewhere in the area. The location was excellent, within walking distance to all the best parts of Nuremberg. Everything worth seeing was less than 20 minutes walk away.