Döner in Gelsenkirchen

What's there: - Comfortable bed - Spacious enough bedroom for 2 people - Parking directly in front of the building - Shared bathroom for 3 rooms (80s/90s style) - Birds (possibly budgies) in the house (extremely noisy) What's not there: - Wi-Fi - Decent shower (bathtub with a curtain) - Breakfast - Air conditioning (room temperature in summer equals outside temperature) The beer garden was closed during my stay. In my opinion, not worth €150/night.

I had dinner there after work during my sauna visit. As shown in the countless pictures on the menu, they offer options with fries and a drink. I opted for a non-alcoholic wheat beer and mushroom fries. Before my visit, I had no idea what kind of "hunter's sauce" I could expect. Then the super friendly waitress came to the table with this amazing sauce and delicious 🤤 braised fresh mushrooms. Nicely arranged on a clay plate, with a good, generous portion of fries and mushrooms. On the table, funnily enough, there's a miniature sauna bucket containing cutlery and napkins for you to take, as well as salt, pepper, and sugar shakers. The ambiance feels cozy, and with seating areas reminiscent of wooden ships/hulls, it's very upscale and fitting for a restaurant in a saltwater spa. The price was €9.50, while the large wheat beer cost €4, which was absolutely fine for the quality ☺️ They're doing everything they can to combat inflation 🤩😉 according to the menu Top ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Got a burnt meatball for the hefty price of €3.50 - that's unacceptable. The service was completely incompetent and they couldn't get anything sorted out. It couldn't be worse.

First time here. It was very nice and beautiful. Definitely not the last time.

Worst pizza I've ever eaten, it felt like all the pizzas were burnt.