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2 years ago
Ate there often when I lived there 1981-1984. Great food and service, and they were very tolerant of our infant son.
An der Bruchspitze 3
55122 Mainz
Germany
06131 680368
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Hotel Hammer
(11 reviews)
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Across the street from the train station in Mainz, this place is conveniently located to local…read morewatering holes, bus stops, rental cars, and trains. Plus, it's a little on the swanky side, which is cool. We were on the penthouse level with great views, a wonderful room, and nice upgrades. I especially liked the electronic blinds mounted on the outside of the windows which helped block both the sunlight and the street noise. The breakfast, which was included, was by far one of the nicest we experienced in our two week Euro-trip. An abundance of quality and assortments for different tastes abound for all. Value, location, quality, and service: I recommend this hotel for those looking to find a nice stay at reasonable prices. Go here.
Recently renovated rooms include new beds, bathroom is all new and modern. The frosted glass door…read moreto the bathroom can seem awkward. The air conditioning is a great asset for the few month it is needed. The room is completely sound isolated from the street. Parking is not included, but parking in the public garage gets you use of the public transport system. Staff was friendly and helpful with tourist sights and directions. I will stay here again if I'm ever in Mainz again.
Königshof
The Staff were amazing, so kind and helpful. The place was clean, showers were great. The…read morelocation next to the train station was also a big plus. I would definitely want to go back.
Update: the beds here have been very good. The daily included breakfast in a full dining room was…read moreexcellent. Full breakfast, eggs, bacon, cereals, breads, meats and cheeses. The shower stall is a minor problem because the movable glass wall fails to seal. But we work around it. No worries. Tonight is last the night. Moving on by train. Along the Rhine.
Best Western
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B&B Hotel Mainz-Hechtsheim
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B&B Hotel Mainz-Hbf
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The hotel is about a 10 minute walk from the train station. Check-in was in-person with a friendly…read moremember of staff. My husband loved that the vending machine in the lobby dispensed Radlers! We stayed in a triple room including breakfast. The beds were comfortable, the wifi worked well, and hot water was plentiful. Grateful for the air conditioning as we were in Mainz on one of the two hottest days of our tour of northwestern Germany. We managed to get the last table for breakfast as it seems a really popular place. That said, this was the most expensive place that we stayed at on this trip, which surprised us given the distance to the train and the city's main attractions. There is always someone stationed in the lobby, so we felt very safe going in and out of the building. There is an underpass that we need to walk through to get to/from the train station, but there were generally other people around.
Advena Europa Hotel Mainz
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Hyatt Regency Mainz
(43 reviews)
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GREAT HOTEL RIGHT ON THE RHINE RIVER…read more============================= This is a very nice hotel with comfortable rooms, good food and central location on the Rhine River. The highest rooms on the side of the river have the best views and the old fortress blocks the views for the lower level rooms. We walked to the weekly farmer's market that was right by the cathedral and another church with the Marc Chagall windows.
First time in Mainz Germany and stayed in this place. Gorgeous hotel. The decor and architecture…read moredesigns were amazing. Love the castle red brick wall outside setting up an old vibe era. Our room was kinda tight but good enough to walk around. Liked the white linens that covered the beds. Marina the receptionists was so friendly and helpful. Would stay again if in Mainz
Hilton Mainz
(49 reviews)
I've stayed here twice in the past few weeks while in town for work…read more Check in goes super fast. The employees are friendly. The bed is comfortable and the rooms are quiet. Super important is that both the rooms I've had recently were nice and cold. The location is wonderful. You can go on long walks along the river or walk quickly to several great places to eat and shop.
We don't even use Hilton points anymore, but we chose this hotel because a tram stop is right…read moreoutside the lobby, you can walk along the Rhine, and there are plenty of food and shops nearby. We arrived from Frankfurt Airport on a regional train, exhausted, and check‑in took over 25 minutes. It wasn't busy, the front desk simply couldn't find our reservation. When they finally did, they told us the room wasn't ready yet unless we paid an early check‑in fee. We agreed to pay it, but then they said their credit card machine was down. It took two staff members to check us in, and both seemed very young, newly hired, and unsure of the computer system. There was a manager or more experienced person at the front desk who did not help at all. After handing us the key, neither newbie explained anything about the hotel, amenities, or breakfast options. From the lobby to our room was THE LONGEST WALK EVER. Was I at Caesars or MGM in Las Vegas? It felt like we walked past an entire convention center wing. Our area was quiet, but the beds were too soft, the pillows had an odd odor, and I had to leave the windows open to air out the room. Thank goodness for crisp, cold German air and Lüften!!! For what we received, the hotel felt overpriced. We were jet‑lagged and slept most of the time, and we didn't eat on‑site since there were so many great options near Marktplatz. Pluses: complimentary sparkling and still water, an additional elevator across the street with room access, and a nice view of the river.
InterCityHotel Mainz
Clean and modern design, but comfortable. Lots of closet space in the room to store your clothes…read more The bottle of complimentary sparkling water was a nice touch. Friendly and accommodating people at the front desk. The breakfast at the restaurant downstairs was amazing with a huge selection, including a small but quality plant-based section. We were there with a huge tour group and they kindly opened the restaurant early for us on the day of our departure flight so we could enjoy one last proper breakfast there. It's not quite downtown, but it's close enough to downtown Mainz that it's easily walkable, and there's lots of transit nearby, so the location is very convenient.
Conveniently located near the Hauptbahnhof so it's easy to head out at the beginning of the day and…read moredo your touristy stuff. Also, it's only a short walk back to the hotel at the end of your touristy day, when you're the most exhausted. The staff is friendly, but is definitely more apt to want to help if you are willing to TRY to speak the local language. The beds were comfortable, and the room was quiet.
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Outstanding service and value. Located near the romantic rhine and near Christmas market…read more Excellent breakfast cooked to order and friendly efficient staff
This is a once in a lifetime experience for most of us. This hotel is in a former crane tower that…read morewas used to unload goods from the Rhine. Today, you will have a lovely view from your room. The hospitality was warm. Very personalized rooms. The food, if you choose to eat at the restaurant, was filling. Warning: you would want to make reservations and it is right next to a heavily used railroad.
I loved my stay here. When my fiance and I were planning a vacation in the Rhine Valley of Germany…read morewe were confronted with many places to stay in Bacharach. The reviews and the write up in Rick Steve's guide book made us choose this place and I was so happy that we did. While the taste in design may not be my choice, the fact that the owner worked so hard to make sure each detail was decorated and clean made me feel very comfortable. Fatima is so warm and kind. She made sure that she could make us as happy as possible, which included running to the market to make sure we had fresh apples! The free breakfast was much more than just the normal thing you get in hotels, seriously, try her fresh bread and scrambled eggs! Yum! Also, the restaurant was delicious in the evening! Plus, you're sleeping in history! I highly recommend this hotel!
Great location, at the foothills of the Hunsrück mountains. Two brothers are doing some great…read morethings in the Kitchen as mom and dad make sure everyone is happy at the table. Wonderful atmosphere, great food, nice people. Be prepared to pay a couple of euro's more for your meal..but it's well worth it.
Excellent Getman cuisine. Everything the four of us had was good. The Roulade, the Sauerbraten,…read moreSpargelsuppe, sauere Kirchen, it was all excellent. Waitress was friendly to both our german and english speakers.
From sleeping to eating, Hotel Altkölnischer Hof succeeds on all levels…read more According to Trip Advisor, Hotel Altkölnischer Hof is the number one ranked place to stay in Bacharach. I think it's a fair assessment after recently spending three nights in the hotel. Well, not really at the hotel - I actually got a full apartment for three nights, with a California King, full kitchen, dining area, and living room. The room was massive, especially the bathroom which was more American size than European size. All this was reasonably priced for less than $100 a night, located in the heart of Bacharach. Parking is taken care of, with the hotel owning several lots around town. The service was excellent - they speak English very well, was very accommodating, and even translated the Rüdesheim Weinfest website for us. You cannot ask for a better hotel experience than at this place. Sure the rooms are nice, but is the restaurant worth going to? This was another outstanding experience. My girlfriend were able to eat here only one night, but would've loved to eat here again if we had the time. The exterior of the restaurant is beautiful and so German. I ordered the Jagerschnitzel (which included fries and a side salad) and my girlfriend ordered one of their massive salads. Both dishes were delectable - I mean just look at the beautiful pictures. The juicy Jagerschnitsel was complemented with the thick and flavorful gravy sauce, which was perfect for dipping fries in after and complemented nicely with a light side salad. My girlfriend's salad was just a menagerie of flavors - croutons, romaine lettuce, cherry tomatoes, blueberries, grapes and nuts in a maybe-it's-vinaigrette-maybe-it's-heaven dressing. We also ordered a bottle of Weingut Dr. Randolf Kauer 2014 Riesling which is harvest and made locally. Here I was thinking all Rieslings were sweet and we ended up getting a very balanced and immensely drinkable wine. Our entire meal, including the bottle of wine, was about 50 euros. Overall, from hotels to restaurant, Hotel Altkölnischer Hof has their act together. I couldn't recommend it highly enough.
Excellent choice in the heart of Frankfurt. Not luxury, but it delivers with respect to comfort,…read moreservice, food and location.
Last minute booking due to a change in schedule, I chose this hotel because it had good reviews…read moreoverall and it is part of Sofitel group. We had a late arrival which was complicated slightly by the main entrance not being assessable due to road construction. Check in was good but the technology in the room was not explained so we had issues navigating some of the basic features of the room (such as the phone to call the from desk to say our tv was not working). The bathroom is small and there is nowhere to hang your housecoat when taking a shower. Water pressure was adequate, and there were two sinks, which is nice. There are a lot of closets but very little room to hang longer items as most of that space is taken up by the ironing board. We added breakfast to our room and it was buffet and a la carte so you can order eggs if you wish. Service staff was outstanding, every person we encountered was genuinely friendly and helpful. Location is very good, close to shopping and a good selection of restaurants and cafes. Rooms are expensive considering the size and amenities, but I would still there again.
Customer service was very good and the room was clean! Air conditioning worked fantastic…read moreAnd the room was very peaceful and quiet even on a saturday night. Stayed here for 3 days while visiting from the US.
Great hotel and close to all public transit. Complimentary breakfast was also good. Would highly…read morerecommend for the price
I wish Yelp had half stars, as this hotel was probably closer to a 3.5. I chose this hotel due to…read morethe close proximity to the train station. It's kind of a sketchy walk due to folks openly smoking meth, but nobody seemed to bother people walking through the area. The hotel was down further and seemed to be in a safer area, but was the NH hotel that I liked the least out of the three that I stayed at. Rooms were small, staff weren't as friendly, and the hotel didn't feel as welcoming. Overall I probably would stay here again, but I might choose to walk a bit further for a better stay.
Service was very food , location is good as well. The only problem we encounter was the water…read moreheater on the hotel was broken the whole time we were there .
The hotel rooms are fine and the staff were all very kind. The breakfast buffet was amazing. The…read morevariety and quality was very good. They have all the warm items one could ask for, bacon, sausages, scrambled and fried eggs, tater tots, baked beans and grilled vegetables which were very delicious. They also have waffles and french toast. The breakfast area is also very pretty and even has nice outdoor seating in the inner courtyard. Very nice to have in the city. The location of the hotel isn't the best as it is right next to a very bad neighborhood. But at least that means it is close to the central rail station. They do have double secured parking due to that which is 25€ per night. Even when you arrive early to explore the city bevor check-in. We also had dinner at the restaurant. The quality was good and the price not too high.
I travel extensively, and this Hilton Garden Inn hotel and restaurant ranks in the top 10% or…read morebetter. It is a completely new level when compared to Hilton Garden Inn's in the US. There is a top shelf onsite restaurant and room service (see menu pictures). The staff is wonderful as well, and everyone spoke English as well as German. The rooms are quite nice, and include a refrigerator and safe. Next to the front desk, there is a Pantry with snacks, etc for purchase and an ice machine and microwave, which is nice for leftover takeaway. The decor and amenities are easily on par with a full service Hilton. The location is close to shops and attractions. I booked a Viator Rhine river day tour and the pick up points was less than a 10 minute walk away. I was most impressed with my dinner at the Garden Grille restaurant. I typically will search out a non-hotel restaurant for dinner. However, after looking at the menu (see pictures), I chose to dine in. I ordered the mixed fish grill. It had tuna, salmon, shrimp, mixed grill vegetables, and assorted breads and olives. Everything.was perfect. This will now be my go-to hotel in Frankfurt.
My last meal at Germany was Ah Mae Zing!! THIS place had really tasty food and beer. Service was…read moreok, not to attentive.
Just ok, nothing special. I had a better bratwurst at the train station honestly. Ambience is cute…read moreand typical for a German restaurant.