Weis Stue

we have been in ribe before and have seen this hotel before. Then we were thinging we need to test is.

Great location! Wi-fi connection was weak and spotty. There was a constant smell of dirty frying oil for fried fish, day and night, as the rooms are above the restaurant. We were awoken at 6am by loud workers and a squeaky loud ladder working in the courtyard. Only one toilet and one shower for multiple rooms.

I liked the oldy Worldy feel of this place, the sloping floors were fun in the middle of the night, I also liked the price, but a bit of a pain to have to leave your room in middle of the night to take a leak, but hey it’s cheap. We also dined there and the food was really good, couldn’t eat all the ribs, it was a monstrous amount! 😁. Would I stay again…yes!

This is a lovely little inn and staying in such a historic building was a great experience. I loved the wonky floors, low ceilings, antique furniture and art. It's also in a great location right on the main square, although this means it can be a little noisy outside. I thought the price was good value for money too. This is not the place to stay if you have any kind of mobility problem or you really care about privacy, though. The stairs are nearly vertical, more like a ladder than a staircase, and pretty challenging to get a suitcase up. Obviously, there's no lift, as it's a medieval building. And there is just one toilet and one shower shared between all guests, with the sink out on the landing, so you do come into a lot of contact with your neighbours at Weis Stue! The walls between the rooms are also very thin, so you can hear even if people are just talking normally. I didn't get a chance to eat in the restaurant downstairs, but it looks lovely. I would definitlely stay here again when I'm in Ribe.

Love staying here! Old and beautiful 😍

We loved this place! As advertised, it’s several hundred years old, located in a city that is much older than that, across the street from a church founded around the year 800. Ribe is really marvelous, and the Weis Stue is a unique and ideally located spot to explore it. Staff was very friendly and helpful. The food is delicious. If you love history and want to feel a part of it, we highly recommend it.

A lovely historic place to stay

Love the city! It was nice to stay at a place reflecting the style of the town. TV was not working though but the 2 main staffs were great and suave.

Central location, friendly staff, good beer garden. Old quaint pub accommodation good value for money.

The 1704 Weis Stu is a historic inn on the main square in Ribe. It is a halftimbered inn with restaurant on the ground floor and rooms on the 1st floor. Nothing like waking up to the cathedral bells tolling at 8 am each morning.

Very unique experience for us to stay in such a little inn of 424-year-old

Stair were very steep. Hard to handle luggage up and down. Had to go down stairs steep stairs to bathroom.

It is a very lovely listed building, but staying here comes at a price as there is only one shower to share between all the rooms. There are other toilets fortunately in the building. The rooms are nice, clean, the bed was fine, large and comfortable - the main problem is as there is little to no insulation it can be noisy and we were woken by banging doors etc through the night. If you're a heavy sleeper it's fine - otherwise make sure you drink plenty of ale before you hit the sack! It's cheaper than other places nearby and worth a night but I wouldn't recommend more than one purely due to the inconvenience of the single shower for all the guests and noisiness. Also you can't see anything at night the bulbs are about 3 lumens which is less than a dying firefly so dont. Expect to read anything without going blind - I'm not sure if this is to give the feel of medieval sleeping arrangements or whether they simply don't want you to see anything! The staff were nice but the food was definitely overpriced and for me disappointingly mediocre, actually I ordered ribs and they were one of the worst I've had - very tough and dry I wouldn't eat there. All in all it's an experience, nice for a night but no more and the food is definitely nothing to go there for.

I wanted something old and unique and right in the heart of everything. We got exactly that. The only reason I gave it a 3 for condition is because some things are falling apart and the beds are not comfortable. I did really still like it though.

We love this type of accommodation—a lovely environment. Wonderful atmosphere. Simply cosy.

Charming and simple. The shared bathroom (between 8 rooms) is a challenge but was quite fun in a querky way. Location is brilliant and puts you right at the historic centre of a wonderful heritage site.

This is an old building. As such it has a lot of charm. The bed was soft & my room nicely decorated. I loved it, but the floors are crooked & the stairs steep, so it's not a good pick if you have mobility issues.

Chance to stay in a rare piece of history. Forget about all the usual hotel parafanalia, you are staying in a medieval hotel, how do you compare that to anything from today. You are getting the chance to experience what a hotel may have been like back in the 1600's.

It was amazing staying in such an old beautiful place. We loved everything about it.

Great stay , friendly staff , fantastic location and living in history. Loved the quirkiness of a 400 year oldbuilding.