Casas de campo en Grossmaischeid

“Tuve una habitación pequeñita pero bien. Me faltaba una lámpara de mesa para poder trabajar. Cuando llegue a la habitación, la ventana estaba abierta. hizo mucho frío. Intenté poner la calefacción pero no fue posible. Pase mucho frío toda la noche y la mañana siguiente. El resto todo bien.”

“Alles stimmig,hervorragendes Frühstück mit tollem Services ”

“Friendly staff and cheerful atmosphere were very good. It is a small hotel and does not seem to have a lift. The wifi environment was so comfortable that there is nothing to say. The keys are age-old and a bit tricky. But this was not a problem either. We were impressed with the shower that didn't leak outside. There is a restaurant attached and we enjoyed good German food, beer and wine. We were very happy as we wanted to eat local food. The atmosphere was bright but not flamboyant and very...

“German version of American hotel chain Super 8. Centrally located downtown next to main shopping district. About 20 minute walk from Koblenz Hbf. Good breakfast buffet, except bacon was way overcooked for a North American. Very friendly front desk staff!!!”

“The front desk did a good job in getting us checked in and issuing a card to use when leaving the parking garage. It was two blocks away. The place to drop the card when leaving was at the top of the ramp when leaving the parking garage. There was construction going on near the Hotel. Breakfast was included and very good. Wacht am Rhein was a nice restaurant along the river with nice detailing inside and the sky glide cable cars to the Ehrenbreitstein Fortress gave beautiful views of...

“Beautiful, quaint hotel along the river in a small hamlet. Staff are amazing. So accommodating and pleasant. Literally could not do enough for us.”

“staff was very friendly & helpful. my toilet door one of it was missing”

“Very clean and confomrtable rooms, excelente service from the guys at the restaruant and the front desk, also the hotel is located near the dowtown allowing you to have great walks”