Hotel Berlin in Schwetzingen

Poor communication. 1. Invoice amount at check-in higher than agreed upon at the beginning of the reservation. This was then only requested. Had the correspondence with me as proof.
2. Table reservation for the restaurant for Saturday evening, made by phone 4 days in advance, was very disappointing. Arrived from the event to the hotel around 6pm and the restaurant was "closed", too! At the end of the day, you're tired and exhausted coming from the event, then that. You're a stranger there and you can go looking for something to eat. All in all, unsatisfactory.

Breakfast at 9 a.m. no longer possible. You should come for breakfast between 6 and 7 a.m.

The single room is so large that you have to put your suitcase on the Ikea desk, otherwise there is no more space to step on the floor.
The trash can in the bathroom is still filled with waste from the last guest.
Through the old wooden window frames you can hear every noise in the street, the room doors are so poorly insulated that you can hear the TVs in the surrounding rooms so loudly, as if you wanted to hear every detail.

The hotel has a restaurant / bar, where football is seen at a considerable volume in the evening, so that you can hear every roar of it in the room until late in the evening, as if you were sitting in the bar yourself.
The subject of the mask requirement seems to have really passed everyone by here.
The guests do not even put on a mask when they get up, the waitress walks around with the mask completely below her chin and serves the guests.

In addition, the parking situation is unfortunately also a real impertinence, own parking spaces - misrepresentation-
There are so many cars parked in the surrounding streets that the areas marked as parking bays are completely exhausted. Local citizens also park in other areas that at first glance look like sidewalks, that seems to be tolerated.
As a guest, it is difficult to guess where it will be tolerated ... a towed car the next morning would be annoying in any case.

Pity!