Marburg · Germany
Hotel Tusculum
Bed bug reports
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Guest report Google Maps
schlecht- schlechter- Tusculum,ausgelegenes, bretthartes bett, aussicht im innenhof, so dass jeder der vorbeikommt reinschauen kann, bettwanzen/- floh- nie wieder
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Guest report Google Maps
Strongly suggest people keep this hotel away ! First of all, gave me the wrong key to the the someone already sleeping there. Second, I put my stuffs in then went shopping, once I came back to the room. I found the bed bugs in the bed, and pillow. I went out to sleep in the car, throwing away all of non important things, and hot water to burn all the things I can’t throw away. I have keep the bed bugs and dead bodies, all the pictures and video. Gonna ask my lawyer to sue this hotel for all the lost and the compensation for moral damage
Vibe Analysis
Hotel Tusculum is a simple, central Marburg base in an old townhouse with a quirky, art-heavy personality. Rooms are individual and functional rather than polished, with shared toilets and showers on the hall and a setup that can feel closer to a private-room hostel than a classic hotel. The shared kitchen is one of the useful bits: coffee and tea, microwave, kettle, fridge/freezer, eating space, and sometimes a very homey bread slicer. Bike storage may be available, and check-in is often handled smoothly with codes or a key safe. The strongest fit is a budget-minded night near the old town, shops, buses, Schlossberg, and local sights. The owner and staff can be warm and helpful, and the place has a loved, oddball character, but it is not built for light sleepers.
Signals to check
- Shared toilets and showers are on the hall, and some bathroom areas are small or dated.
- Sound carries through doors, floors, stairs, and nearby rooms, especially at night.
- Bed comfort is inconsistent, with soft, worn, squeaky, or uncomfortable beds possible.
- Cleanliness is mixed: many basics can be clean, but dust, bathroom wear, odors, or old fixtures may still be an issue.
- There is no in-house breakfast, and the kitchen is more practical for simple food than full cooking.