Hotel An Der Stadtmauer 

The room was big for a budget priced hotel. The bathroom was clean and fully functional. There's a standard German shower stall and a one-piece sink/countertop. The only downside to the bathroom was there weren't enough places to hang towels - only hooks on the back of the door. The bed was good, and there were nightstands on both sides with power outlets. Also the desk had two outlets. The only odd thing was the check in is at the Hotel Mühlhausen Hof across the street. Breakfast and the restaurant are also there. Breakfast and dinners are both very nice. As the name implies the Hotel an der Stadtmauer is right next to the centuries-old city wall. There's a newer shopping mall just outside the wall with a local bus terminal about 5 minutes walk, and a couple of supermarkets a few more minutes walk away. The main train station is about 15 minutes walk although you could take a bus. There was much more to do and see inside and near the wall than we had expected in Mühlhausen. There are a number of churches with history dating to before and during the reformation. And the wall itself now has a self-guided tour available that takes you through several of the wall's towers. There's a very obscure small door near the Frauentor and a long set of stairs up. All of a sudden you find yourself at the lobby/ticket booth/gift shop. The admission is 4 Euros, but if you pay 7 Euros, you can get into a second museum, and we felt it was a really good deal.