Putting the little grey cells to rest! Arriving on a snowy winters morning, our bags are carried…read moreinside and a warm welcome invites us in. Meanwhile the porter takes care of our car. Check in is effective and we are upgraded to a beautiful suite with Parkview! Reservations for dinner are made and time for us to hit the town! Dinner in a lovely ambience and the waiters are hardly noticed, only when needed they are there in a jiffy. Vegetarian food is lovely and folks: go for the chef's signature dessert, it's killing! Nice local wines. The surroundings of the hotel are great for a stroll or a decent walk. And so nice and quiet for a good night sleep. In Bonn the Beethoven week kept us busy with concerts and visiting the museum. There a lots of markets, and stores (non retail chain) very worth your visit. The wellness environment in the hotel is outstanding, you practically have the place to yourself. Rooms are very nice kept (hooray for house keeping) and provided with all the necessities. It doensn't get any better, people!

A hotel that promises much, and prices itself as a 5 star hotel (though plenty of good deals out of…read moreseason on the room rates). It is comfortable, and the rooms are fairly good - better than the Maritim and other large hotels in the area. onsite sauna/spa and lots of convention rooms. However, it felt really empty (a la "The Shining"), which is probably an indicator that they have their pricing and marketing wrong. Whilst the rooms rates were very reasonable, the restaurant was overpriced - the food was fairly good, aimed at fine dining style, however the menu choice was limited - heavy or heavy food - not much inspiration, and execution was a little off in places (e.g. over salting, over cooking, presentation) which you expect to be far better for the price. Breakfast was not worth 26 euros. If you don't travel there by car, then you will find it difficult to get anywhere local without taxis. Great views at night though, looking down over the river and Bonn skyline. It feels like this hotel is still living off of it's acclaimed history, rather than putting in the effort right now to make the stay as good as it should be. Go if you are travelling by car for either business or pleasure, though factor in the extra costs of the restaurant and bar etc. Don't go if you want to be close to the local attractions/people/etc, or if you are on a budget.

I stayed in this hotel for a night when joining a tour group to go around Germany. My first…read moreimpressions were, "wow this place is huge and looks really fancy." After getting my room, I was truly impressed by its size and the showers. For the record, this hotel has the best shower I've ever stayed at. It was a touch operated shower with temperature control and a showerhead attached to the ceiling. The next morning, I tried their complimentary breakfast and it was also the best breakfast up to this point of my Europe trip. They had fluffy pancakes, sunnyside up eggs, multiple selections of salami and ham, sautéed mushrooms, and even some smoked salmon. It was delicious. Now you're probably wondering why I gave this place a 3 star when everything sounds so great. The wifi here is horrendous. In this day and age where high speed internet is pretty much a necessity, this hotel had some atrocious internet speed. I could not even load a youtube video at 480p smoothly or use facebook to look through feeds. There was apparently data plans I could purchase to upgrade its speed to the equivalent of what other hotels were considering standard. Overall, the hotel is amazing, if you are absolutely ok with not having a decent internet speed. I'm used to slow internet speeds since I still use a 15 year old internet plan at home, but this was even slower than that. What a shame.

I only had food there. how to say...after waiting 25 minutes…read morefor a sandwich, the food arrived cold, overcooked but cold, even the fries were cold...poor quality ingredients, mediocre.

I work for a company whose HQ is walking distance from the Kameha so it was recommended to me by a…read morecolleague that I book a room at this place, so I did. I've now stayed twice at the Kameha Grand hotel and if I have the choice, it will be the only hotel in Bonn that I will ever stay at - it's that good. This place has style ... and tons of it. The decor is... intense. As in lots of red. Red red red. You've never seen so much red in your life. I promise. And yet, it's not overwhelming like you might think (see my pictures.) I've stayed in some of the top 5 star hotels in the world and this place is competitive. The rooms as absolutely awesome. The layout affords privacy and quiet (I never heard a sound from a neighbor) while providing comfort. The only negative I had was only 1 English language channel was working (about half of the channels did not appear) on the television. Fortunately, they have superior internet speed so I just watched stuff on my tablet. The room service menu has great food options. The food is somewhat pricey but absolutely excellent quality. I got the 35 euro breakfast and frankly, it's hard to imagine anyone eating everything. Definitely enough for two people. I ate a number of dinners there and found the food to be excellent but the menu is limited and if I was going to stay there for more than about 4 days I would probably get super bored of it. Hopefully, they change it seasonally. I'll find out next year when I return. They have a private cigar room and I was even able to order dinner there. Very nice. According to my colleagues, they have a fabulous spa and infinity pool but I was working too many hours to take the time to go. Also something I look forward to on my next visit. I did however walk around the hotel a lot. It's situated along the Rhine river and there's a fabulous walkway that adjoins the river next to the hotel. I took a number of walks on it and it is really beautiful. Some of the nearby buildings are to be appreciated architecturally as well. You can get to the hotel by train but you will have a bit of a walk (half of it on a muddy cobblestone road and in the dark by night) so if you're not comfortable with that, call a taxi. Otherwise the walk is about 5 minutes and very straightforward. You'll have to see the pictures I'm posting to get a full sense of this place. It's something else and definitely recommended if you have to stay in Bonn.

I had the opportunity to stay here as part of attending a customer presentation. They receive…read morespecial rates here and I took advantage of it :-) Located close to the Rhine it's easy to get to from the airport in Köln. It's a very modern hotel with huge open plan and a bit too open for my liking. Everything is in deep colours and a lot of red and black, a bit too much in fact. They have a totally open plan checkin area and a lobby bar. For a 5 star hotel this place is ok. This is definitely not my kind of hotel. It's too open plan for my liking. The rooms are nice but a bit too colourful and not easy on the eyes. The bathroom is totally open and again something I don't like. Service here is good but none of the staff actually smile. Perhaps they have forgotten how to ? They are helpful and professional however just did not feel the warmth. The best person was the bartender who was very nice and made some decent cocktails. Breakfast is quite ok and the selection is good. Room service was also quite ok and I enjoyed my burger. All in all this place did not wow me in any way.