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"Well, if you want to visit Schaffhausen, and who wouldn't, this is certainly the place to stay if you are either driving on coming by train. The parking is next door, as is the station. Room was large, clean and comfortable and the hotel's restaurant/bar really nice. It is convenient to everything, and walking distance to all you would want to see. A fantastic place to visit and to stay. Would highly recomment do anyone."

"We stayed for one night only, and it was perfect! The breakfast is super nice with everything you need and more, and attention to detail is guaranteed. The buffet was always refilled and there was never a shortage of anything. We stayed with friends (3 rooms) and got to see that they are all a bit different. Some are a little more modern/traditional than others. Everything was super clean and all of the staff we had contact with very friendly. Also written communication was fast, helpful & friendly."

"Nice staff."

"The rooms are beautiful, spacious, and clean. The staff are just amazing. So sweet, friendly, and helpful. They lay out quite a spread for breakfast amd have excellent meal choices for dinner as well. Great food and service."

"This is a great place! Has self check in which was so smooth and no issues. The room was great, everything was great."

"We had a fantastic week here with our extended family, facilities and service was superb from concierge to dining. Would highly recommend and definitely go back. "

"Das Sägerhäusle ist wunderbar ruhig und schön gelegen. Perfect als Ausgangspunkt für Wanderungen zur Wutachschlucht oder zum Schluchsee. Das Haus war tiptop sauber und hatte alles was man braucht. Die Betten sind neu und sehr bequem. Marc und Jana wohnen im gleichen Haus und sind sehr nette Gastgeber. "

"Great breakfast."

"We were very impressed by the breakfast buffet - the variety and the staff tending to the guests. The staff and management at the front desk however seemed somewhat untrained and extremely limited in their role to address guest concerns."