Lovely experience. So close to the Christmas markets. We're there every moment. Close to…read moreshopping and restaurants, etc. Also loved that it's all very easily accessible from this hotel. Will definitely stay here again.

Location is brilliant, hotel most beautifully renovated and stands out against what you would…read moreexpect from a Holiday Inn, which is ususally below the standard we book on our tours. This one is really nice. However, I booked a double room with a single matress for me and my wife - I particularly asked for ONE matress and not two, knowing they do have rooms with such matressses. Sadly, they failed - and on request said they do not have any rooms with one matress anymore. Next morning, my make up artist told me she had a room with one huge matress. If you want to get good ratings, never lie to your customers. They may find out - and you look bad.

Phenomenal service! Friendly and sincere in their wanting to ensure guest have a great experience.read more

Beautiful hotel!…read more The staff is very friendly and the room is perfect in size and very comfortable !

We love the outdoor dining. The food and the bier were great. Communication was not a problem and…read morewe were treated very well.

I had two meals here during a short stay in Nuremberg and they were the favorites of my trip…read moreoverall. I tried the pretzel dumplings in mushroom cream sauce - excellent- as well as the sausages. The Hefeweissen was the best beer of our trip as well.

By day a leisurely stroll around this plaza and you can discover it is framed by a ton of…read morehistorical buildings, as well as restaurants. No worries about traffic since this is a pedestrian zone. Cars have a narrow lane at the outskirts of this place and no access to the actual place. You can access from the city below, or make your way down from the castle and its gardens or come through the Tiergaertnertor itself (Quite a historic tunnel/gate) after which this plaza was named. You could visit the Duerer Haus, a museum dedicated to the city's famous painter and also his former residence. Have a seat at one of the many restaurants, inside or on their patios opening up to the plaza. At night this place is often buzzing, as mostly youth and middle aged folks gather and just sit on the benches and largely just the pavement, drinking beer, cocktails or whatever and just visit with one another. Yes you can drink in public in Germany, you just don't want to be a drunk in public. There is a difference. You can get so call plaza beers or plaza cocktails from most of the surrounding restaurants. You will have to pay a small deposit for the glass (yes, it is real glass , not plastic) and you will get the deposit back when you return the glass unharmed. The huge tree in the middle of it all lights up at night and adds ambiance. You can also see the lit castle up above. It's a nice relaxing peaceful place at any time. Make it a point to have a seat and enjoy your surroundings.

Overall great experience. This hotel is located near the train station and very near the…read moreGermanisches Nationalmuseum. It is great for longer stays--our room was spacious and came with a stove, oven/microwave, fridge, and small washer/dryer. Some instructions for using the appliances would have helped. My other negative is that the room and hallways were rather dark, because the hotel tries hard to save power. Like most European hotels, there's no ice machine, but they will give you ice from the bar if you ask. These are all nitpicks, though, and overall I thought it was an excellent experience for a very reasonable price! The small pool, sauna, and gym were also nice. There is a hotel bar open most evenings (not Sundays).

The location for this hotel was fantastic for the Christmas markets in Nurenberg. The size of the…read moreroom was perfect and it had a nice kitchenette and living area. The table was big enough for us to play games on and the couch turned into a comfy bed for our 14yr old. There was a nice pool and sauna in the basement and the breakfast and bar area were quite nice.

What a great place to stay. Free parking area for hotel guests. Lady at the front desk was very…read morehelpful, and nice. Room was very clean, and had a tub and a shower. Two USB ports in the room, and 2 bottles of water. Packaged sweet treat left on each pillow. Elevator at hotel. Our room faced the street, but I heard no noise. They have Netflix and YouTube on the TV. They have snacks, drinks and alcohol near the breakfast area, and a box to drop in your coins to pay. (A menu lists the prices. One liter coke was 1€) Underground train entrance right outside the hotel, to take you to the Christmas market. Breakfast was great. They had 2 "hot" plates, of sliced potatoes that were very tasty, and zucchini slices, with tomato & cheese on top. Nice coffee machine with cappuccino, cafe latte, espresso and others. Boiled eggs, meats & cheeses, cereal, fruit, cake, and much more. This place has an excellent location, great room and breakfast. You will not regret staying here. Pay your bill when you check out. (That doesn't happen in the US!)

What an amazing festive hotel! We stayed here the weekend the Christkindlesmarkt opened. (FYI:…read morePrices practically triple at this time so beware and plan accordingly.) The Noris Hotel provides superior customer service. If you need anything (Example: Soap, Iron, Ironing Board, Towels) they are quick and prompt to deliver them personally to your room. The room is spotless and very modern looking. Our room had a loft feel. Living area and bathroom below equipped with a mini bar and fridge. The upstairs was a very open plan with a comfortable sleeping area and tv. There was also a balcony that we did not use, but was beautiful to see the snow outside. We did not eat in the restaurant within the hotel, but we did enjoy a pretty good breakfast there our final morning. The bar offers a variety of beverages at night that we enjoyed one evening back after dinner. Staff shower great customer service. We felt so at home at this hotel and the Christmas spirit was really brought to life with their beautiful decor. The hotel is a good 15 minute walk from the city center. It is not bad and as long as you have a warm coat, it is very doable. A taxi ride ranges from 8-15 euros to the center. The only negative thing I can mention is their wifi. Their costs get very expensive for unlimited access daily. Apparently the codes bought can only be used one per device which gets very pricey when you have multiple cellular devices and a laptop. I was disappointed on that aspect, but everything else was a winter land dream getaway. I have also filmed some videos on my travel vlog including many clips from the hotel and around Nuremberg. :) Hopefully this helps you better plan your holidays. Arriving: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aWh_QhqR4iQ 2nd Day: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cRDnWZpH-o8 Opening of Christkindlesmarkt (Day Time) : https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0AfvX0QdbWE Evening of Christkindlesmarkt: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=yOlx_I37DI8 Last day and breakfast buffet: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=opL26S4y2zs

10 for location and sustainability. 5 for parking directions…read moreand ease of figuring out parking. 0 for the dirty laundry and maids carts that sat outside my door for 3 days from 9-4. (See pics below and what I had to 'walk' through to get to my door. 0 for noise. 0 for respecting the do not disturb sign and knocking multiple times on the door. 10 for breakfast. 5 for mattress comfort. 0 for departure day and having laundry ramps going down the only stairs to exit and trying to maneuver around them to get my luggage to my car. I'd recommend finding somewhere else to stay.

We loved this hotel. Excellent breakfast. Great location, just across from the train station, but…read morebehind the quiet ancient city walls, and at the foot of old town and the walk up to the castle. We will stay here again. Our only complaints is that they ran out of room to hold our luggage until checkin and when we came back, it was sitting out behind a bar with access by anyone. And the WiFi was torturously slow - impossible to do a Zoom meeting. Not sure it has air conditioning. We were there for the Christmas Markets. If traveling during the summer, Germany is getting warmer, so check it out.