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Staff were incredibly helpful!!

Excellent location.

Excellent location and we loved the bar at the sister hotel Hotel Laurin!

Excellent hotel and superb service by the staff!

Experience was great but unfortunately, it was extremely cloudy/foggy so we were unable to see anything. Was a cool experience though!

Excellent tour guide.

Seemed the trip was coordinated with the Glassblower's shop, Lace maker's shop & Pastry shop to promote purchasing from these vendors. Other than coordinating the travel and directing us to these shops and providing recommendations for restaurants for lunch, the guide did not add much to the excursion, although she was very pleasant.

Really enjoyed our city walking tour and evening gondola ride. Our guide Pamela was excellent and pivoted quickly when we advised we had toured the Doges Palace and St. Mark's Basillica earlier that day. She also recommended a restaurant for dinner and we ate there our last night and it was the best meal of our trip!

Thankfully, we had a beautiful day and had beautiful views!

Really cute hotel! The owner (4th generation) was very accommodating. Easy walk to town for shops and great restaurants.

Very well-appointed furnishings, clean and comfortable. The onsite restaurant was surprisingly good and the service excellent.

Our guide Niklas did an outstanding job of explaining the history of the grounds. He was well prepared with videos and pictures and presented an accurate description of the political and economic situation of that time in Germany which led to the rise of the Nazis.

Our guide for the food tour, Anna, was simply outstanding. She was knowledgeable and funny and made the experience enjoyable and educational. Her choice of food - currywurst and doner kebabs was inspired - simple and delicious but with historical underpinnings. Also escorting us through different neighborhoods at night was inspired and interesting as we learned a lot of the history that way.

Our guide was excellent, the views were stellar, but we found it to be the least consequential tour for us. Just didn't speak to us, and we didn't find it particularly interesting.

Our guide, Connie, was well prepared and knowledgeable. The preservation of the site and the artifacts along with the information provided made it memorable and emotionally significant.

Our guide, Max, was a local and very well informed. Heidelberg was beautiful and it was interesting learning about its history as well as exploring the streets and the castle.

Our guide, I think his name was Achim was great. There was a lot to cover and sometimes he moved a little fast but all in all I would not hesitate to recommend him. He gave us so much information, I thought I knew a bit on the subject of concentration camps but there was much I didn't know. The day was very warm and we were in the sun a lot so that was a bit uncomfortable, but you can't control the weather. I felt that Achim was passionate about the subject and wanted us to learn as much as we could. I highly recommend!

Our guide (I forgot her name) was really good and passionate about Oktoberfest, We learned the history behind it and how the festival has evolved over the years. We also learned how they get ready for the fest and about the buildings they put up and take down every year. The tent experience itself was less than perfect. It was 84 degrees when we were there and we were packed in like sardines. I saw other areas in the tent that people were not that crowded in that looked much more comfortable. This is not the guides fault, it is the tour company that has an area they are putting us in. It was so hot and crowded at our table it was hard to enjoy yourself. After our chicken (which was delicious) we left and went to another tent by ourselves that was much more comfortable and the tables not as crowded.

It was a pleasant bus ride out there and our guide Jeremy was very informative and fun. We had some time before and after the castle tour to get something to eat and shop. Upon Jeremy's advise we took the tram instead of walking the whole way and were glad we did. Even taking the tram you are doing a lot of uphill and downhill walking. And in the castle you are going up and down circular staircases.