Great clean hotel in central location. Modern decor and friendly staff. Would absolutely stay here…read moreagain.

We stayed here for 3 nights during our trip to Kaiserslautern, and we were VERY impressed by this…read moreadorable hotel. Everything is clean, and the property is well taken care of. The owners run the day to day operations, and provide excellent customer service. We LOVED the add on breakfast option, which included tea/coffee service, cereals, breads, cheeses, meats, and vegetables, as well as a few other treats. Would definitely stay again!

I was looking for a hotel thst was centrally located so that I could walk to restaurants, shops and…read morebars. Want I didn't expect to find was a place with modern amenities and superb service. Each morning I was asked how I slept before bringing a delicious breakfast. I truly enjoyed my stay.

I enjoyed myself so much that I look forward to returning!…read more The hotel has undergone renovations in their guest rooms and so our room was spacious and modern. It was beautiful, chic and accommodating! There was a small table w/ chair, a desk area w/ chair, an electric kettle, mini bar, safe in the closet, iron and ironing board, and modern outlets for usb connections. My husband and I booked the whisky tasting event that takes place on the last Friday on the month (usually), and while booking that event they offered a room for an additional value which was too good to pass-up. The whiskey tasting was held in a private room, hosted by Ralf, the restaurant manager. There was a power point presentation to explain the making of whiskey, the history, and a description of each one. Each event has a theme and this particular event was "around the world", so we were able to taste quality whiskeys from Japan, Scotland, India, USA, Germany, etc. there was a fine meal served and paired with the whiskey courses as well, which was very lovely and made the evening even more enjoyable. When we arrived we were the only two Americans in the group and we felt a little out of place, but Ralf spoke English as well, and those other 8 strangers soon welcomed us like family - truly a fun night! The tasting was about €60/each, and the hotel room just another €65, which included a breakfast buffet as well (whole fruit, cold cereal, juices/coffee, pastries, deli meats, and eggs/bacon/sausage). I can't say enough how much my husband and I enjoyed our night at Barbarossahof! The staff was friendly and inviting and a bonus is the Irish pub directly across the street when you want additional night-caps. ;)

We love the atmosphere and the food was particularly good this time around. The service was quick…read moreand timely. Sometimes it is nice to get away from the bustle of downtown.

The Altstadthotel is so far the cutest little BNB my husband and I have ever stayed in for a long…read moreperiod of time (14 days). This venue is centrally located in downtown Kaiserslautern (K-Town). They have business hours with them closing at 2100 daily but still accommodate you by allowing you to call them at any hour of the night and instructions on how to retrieve the room key. I love how traditional the keys are, instead of key cards of actual keys! I loved that. I also appreciated how incredibly amazing the owner/boss was when our electricity went out in our room the first night. He actually came to our room and fixed the issue. The way they take care of you here is awesome! If you're still in the room, they won't bother you about room service but they will still clean your room daily! It's great. The breakfast they make every morning is so simple but SO DELICIOUS. They make in house croissants that are TO DIE FOR and provide only the best cuts of meats and cheeses. It's truly a traditional french breakfast and is so amazing. My husband is not a fan of simple breakfast like this but he really enjoyed the deliciousness and was so surprised at how amazing something so simple could be. I recommend this hotel to anyone coming through Kaiserslautern. Just be advised, there is no air conditioner (like anywhere here in the country) and there are no elevators! Which is great but SUCKS if you have 10+ bags to lug up three huge flights of stairs (which is the only reason i rated this 4 out of five) also the fact that there wasn't anyone to assist during this late night process.

Nice hotel. It's clean. The rooms are small but comfortable. Unfortunately there is only wireless…read moreinternet in the lobby. The staff is great though. Very friendly and accommodating. The rates are good for this area also.

From the ease of check in to the kickass Dunkel beer! 5 Stars is not enough! The restaurant is…read moresure to please with a fantastic German spread as the staff easily caters to the American tourist or service-member stationed in the area. As I travel to the area once a year for work, this will be my go to for my overnighters. Well done!

A Review of the Restaurant:…read more Charming little restaurant. Fair prices. Large portions. Good, friendly service (even though we do not speak German). Good German food. Would definitely go back.

As previously stated, no AC, no fans, nothing really nearby. You have to drive to or take a taxi…read moreto find food or anything. Not much else to say about this location

A step down from an RV. No hot water tonight, no mini fridge, no iron, no air conditioning in my…read moreroom (although I heard other rooms had it and it didn't work) no ice machine. Since there is no air circulation the rooms are breeding grounds for sickness. Many of the people I am here with got sick. Maybe it is related maybe it isn't. Rooms have poor lighting and very small beds. While most of the staff are friendly the bar tender is very moody. One moment he will take a card and one moment he says there is too much going on and it is cash only. I've been out west, I am from the west and if this is their try at the west they sadly missed the mark. Short story long find a better place closer to K-town (as us westerners call it). You will be glad you did.

What's the opposite of giving stars to a hotel? How about the poop emoji. This place gets all of…read morethem. I get there for a business trip and first they send me to a room that is already occupied by someone else. Then they give me a second room. The paper cups had dried wine stains that evidently a former guest had used. My bed cover had what I can only describe as a huge blood stain or wine stain or poop stain. The carpets were stained and smelled of old wet rags. Horrible place and terrible experience.

Great place. Clean. Help at desk patient with the Americans who know NOTHING about…read moreGermany/Kieserslautern. Can buy beer n wine in lobby, breakfast also. Close to much of what Kieserslautern has to offer. Close to train, park, police, restaurants, and shopping. About 80 bucks US a night. I would come back just for the room that seems to be furnished straight out of the Ikea catalog.....and that wierd mural on the wall....

Wonderful hotel just a few minutes outside central Kaiserslautern. The rooms are very modern, and…read morethe service is very good. They have a restaurant on the second level that is top-notch. There's also a pilstube on the first level, and a few kegel bowling lanes as well! Also they are situated at the end of a small lake where there are lots of hiking trails and at the end Cafe Am Vogelwoog which is great place for pizza and a drink. Highly recommended! INTERNET: if you require internet ASK AT CHECK-IN for a room close to their Wi-Fi router (which is on the reception side of the hotel, otherwise you will not pick up a signal).