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I really dont know what of it is how old, guess that the inn there in the 17th century looked very different. That facade sure is not that old...
The inside layout with the many doors and levels and diffrently spaced steps between building parts where the most confusing, walls a wild mixture between thick and thin too. The breakfastroom has stairs inside too as it is more or less built into tower street and follows the layer of the land, which you can see with the gradually raising ground floor towards the left of the picture. I guess the inn bought neighboring houses or turned side buildings into interconnected parts with units over the course of centuries.
We had one of the most modern rooms it seems, half of our group had still seperated spouts for hot and cold instead of a propper mixing battery in the bathroom sink, which caused much hilarity.