Hotel am Hoken

My parents stayed in the hotel in January 2018 for a weekend. The hotel is located right by the historical centre which is pretty amazing. Really nice staff very friendly. Rooms were cute, romantic. The building itself is historical so it’s has its own magic. Design of the hotel inside is very nicely done. Good breakfast as well. In surrounding you will find lots of shops restaurants and I would recommend brewery 5 minutes away where you can try typical local beer and amazing typical German cuisine. This hotel and location of the Quedlinburg is top!

This is a wonderful town and the hotel was awesome. It's right in the center of everything, it's a great value, and cute as could be. We loved it. Flowers out front, great breakfast, and don't worry about setting an alarm-the church bells will wake you from next door. How perfect. It was a little tough to find-we had to get out and walk, and be sure to reserve your parking place, but it's all worth it.

This is a genuinely lovely and lovable romantic hotel right in the middle of a drop-dead gorgeous town that has more ridiculously photogenic half-timbered houses than you can shake a stick at.|| ||No, it’s not suitable for everyone – there probably isn’t a single 90-degree angle anywhere in the property, the floors slope and creak, there are no elevators, and the stairs are quite steep – but if you know all this in advance and go with the flow, it’s a sheer delight.|| ||We were in Room 7, which was effectively a suite, in that it had a separate living room with its own TV and an antique escritoire. The bathroom worked admirably – a tribute to whomever renovated this elderly building. ||||The staff – all women, I think - were wonderfully friendly, although there was not a lot of English being spoken. ||||Breakfast was a delight – in fact EVERYTHING was a delight. Furthermore, the hotel has rented parking spaces from another establishment, so parking was not a big issue, although the picture-postcard centre of Quedlinburg (did I already say it was a feast for the eyes?) is pretty much off-limits for vehicles.|| ||Strongly recommended, with obvious reservations that you should know what you are getting into.

Very nice small Hotel central located in an traditional German Building. Nice, lovely staff makes it a pleasant place to stay. The atmosphere is personal and friendly. Breakfast is highly recommended and includes local specialties. A public parking place (Marschlinger Hof) is located close to the hotel and free of charge during the night.

We loved this place right in the center of town. We had a little apartment on the very top floor complete with a little kitchen, sitting room, bedroom and separate bath. Nice breakfast selection, very cozy common area, free bus pass for the entire county area (which we used), overall lovely. As in most of the eastern part of Germany, not much English spoken here, but for us that was not a problem. Also, we were told that parking would be included in the cost of the hotel, but in the end we paid extra for it. However, we definitely would go back to Hotel am Hoken in a heartbeat!

We had a lovely time staying here on our first trip to Germany. Perfectly located in the pedestrian-only area and surrounded by beautifully restored half-timber buildings. The staff was friendly and the breakfast was absolutely wonderful.

Agree with the many other reviewers who liked this small hotel in the center of the small quaint town of Quedlinburg. This hotel is very clean, and the service is helpful, even for special requests.||Floors are all wood and the building is old but totally modernized.||Excellent showers and nice breakfast.||Free parking but it takes a bit of navigation to find the lot, which is about a 10 minute walk from the hotel (where you cannot drive).|| We recommend it!

Visiting Quedlinburg was a spur of the moment idea so it is one of the few places we have travelled to without booking a room in advance. Instead, as we were driving there, I checked Tripadvisor on my phone and read that Am Hoken is the no1 choice. We called them, they had a room and in 30 mins we were there.||Well, again, we could not have stumbled on to a better place. ||When we walked in, my husband and I looked at each other as it is all very narrow. The old building is narrow, 2 rooms in width. And, the stairs going to upper floors are very narrow and ,yes, the floors are a bit creaky, BUT, it' so wonderful to stay in an authentic old, full of ambience hotel. Must be one of the oldest buildings we have stayed in...1650!!!||It's location could not be any better. It's right on the market square, next to the Rathaus. Our room was actually 2 rooms, more like a suite. From the one window we faced the side of the Rathaus and could see the Market Square to the right and the Church to our left and from the window in the other room we had the view of lovely old houses on the street leading to the market. As I mentioned, the 2 rooms we had are the width of the building!!!||The beds were comfortable and I liked the choice of colours and fabrics. All very much in harmony with feeling of house.||Breakfast was wonderful in a small breakfast area, full of ambience..no lights, only candles!||The beautiful town of Quedlinburg was at our doorstep. The little train which took us around town, stops just by the hotel. The whole town has been UNESCO sited and houses are beautiful. 45% of buildings have been restored since unification. Most streets are still cobbled and a big bonus is that they are not crowded by tourists, yet!||For, me, it's one of the most authentic, beautiful towns in Germany. A place I must go back to. And when we do go back , we will definetely stay at Am Hoken again!