Excellent authentic Palatine German Food at a reasonable price. Great Atmosphere. You do need…read morereservations as it is not very large and a popular eating establishment for locals

No, I did not set up a sock basketball court in the room…read more This hotel is centrally located right smack middle of town. It''s modern, comfortable and generic. This could be any Holiday Inn and any part of the world and you would not notice any difference. That's not a bad thing, especially if you are seeking a business friendly property to camp out in for a few days that offers every amenity from a business center to room service. But for me, I prefer a little more local atmosphere. Sometimes imperfection or quirkiness allows for a better overall travel experience. If you are hosting a business meeting or just want a comfortable bed before your early flight out of Frankfurt the next day, then this might be exactly what you are looking for. Side note, the Lufthansa Bus stops here and takes you north to the airport (about 1 hr 15 minutes).

Hotel Auerstein is what a fine German Hotel should aspire to be. It's location was perfect, while…read morenot located along Heidelberg's Hauptstrasse, it's convenient to the S-Bahn and within minutes you're at Bismarckplatz and in the heart of it all. The staff is friendly and the rooms are impeccable. I was lucky enough to have booked a top floor room and had all of Heidelberg at my window.

Just stated a night here for a Christmas market tour. The hotel had great profits to the Christmas…read moremarket venders and was located in the lovely Old Town part of the city. The room we had overlooked a river. Front desk staff were welcoming, friendly and helpful (providing a map and some recommendations). The lobby lounge area was cozy and beautifully decorated for Christmas. Our room did have two twin beds that were actually separated from each other, sometimes hard to find in Europe. The room itself was not particularly spacious, especially the bathroom (which was about the size of a cruise ship bathroom). The bed was firm, but reasonably comfortable. The pillow was a large European style pillow, but needed a bit more firmness for neck support. The hotel does have an elevator, but it only goes up to the third floor. If your room is on the fourth floor, as ours was, you have to go up a final set of steps to your floor (but the front desk did ask us if we needed assistance with that). The hotel appeared to have an associated restaurant next to it, but we did not eat there to comment. The location and friendly staff definitely take the edges off the negatives. For those traveling by train, there is not close proximity to the station (so you'd need a taxi to the hotel). However, the hotels I stayed at in Germany that were close to the main train stations ended up being in much more shady neighborhoods--so lack of proximity may be one reason why the area felt so much safer for this hotel.

Hotel Holländer Hoff is in the perfect location. Down by the River. Right in the middle of…read morerestaurants and the Market. All the people that run this hotel are very nice snd helpful. It had air conditioning which was nice on a warm day. Once your car was parked you can walk to everywhere. It's an old building updated nicely. The only downside is no parking but if you use the parking place they suggest then you do get a discount. Be prepared if you have a large vehicle trying to find a place. The parking spots are very small. I knew this in advance. The views, the people , the bed and the location makes it worth staying. I will be back.

My husband and I stayed for one night due to a miscalculation of the drive from Frankfurt on our…read moreend. Overall the experience wasn't bad. The check in process was smooth, and the staff member that assisted us was very friendly. We opted for a triple room because we thought our daughter would be with us, but it ended up being just the two of us. The beds are very firm, which is perfect for me, but terrible for my husband. The triple room had 2 small beds and a double bed, two fans, two desks, and a mini fridge, and bottles of water. I almost forgot, the pillows had little packages of gummy bears on them. There was a mounted TV, but it was small and oddly placed so it didn't get much use. The view from the in room balcony isn't anything to write home about, but there was a chair to get some fresh air if you want it. The room and bathroom were both very clean, the only downside is that the shower is tiny, like you can't trench your arms all the way out tiny. Being almost 9 months pregnant, it was difficult for me to get in and out though the sliding opening because it was so compact, but the water pressure was great! Breakfast is served from 0600-0900. The assortment was pretty large, but we got there towards the end of service so it was pretty empty. If you plan on eating breakfast there make sure you go before 830ish. There is plenty of parking, and there are cameras in the parking lot, which made me feel a little more comfortable considering there are outside stairs that lead directly into the hotel. I think this is a perfect place to stay if you're passing through or if you're here for a day or two.

I have stayed here a cuople of times when i have been in Town through my work and its a midrange…read morehotel. The rooms are large and modern and the beds are ok but a Little hard as most german hotel beds are. Prices are ok even though its not cheap. I would say that its the best option for hotels in Town. Breakfast ok.