Explore 4-Star Hotels in Heidelberg

The setting is great, in the mountains. There are many birds. If the weather is good, you can see the scenery below the mountain. There is a bus, which is very close to the cable car station. If you don’t drive yourself, you can choose to take the cable car. The interior of the hotel is quite new, the rooms are not big, and the view is nice.

Not far from Heidelberg Station, surrounded by supermarkets, DM and pharmacies, as well as the Good Luck Hans burger restaurant, it is very convenient.

I was very embarrassed when I arrived the day before I received a notice that I couldn't check in after 7pm. The door was not open and I couldn't park, so I contacted the person in charge in a hurry and received the door password through the Watts app. This is the first time I've been so embarrassed. I think it's a very good accommodation if you can get there early. The room is big, the facilities are clean, and I like the terrace, but if you arrive late, it's quite shiny. The parking lot is also very narrow, if it's not your car, parking is very difficult.

Hotel front desk service is very good. It is a very old hotel, the key we used feels like the 18th century. Most rooms have terraces. It feels like a typical German country-style hotel with a good view around. It is about 10 minutes drive from the King Lake boat ride and about 30-40 minutes walk. The bed is soft and the bathroom is small.

Service is in place, every time you go to live! Convenient transportation, reasonable room facilities, convenient use! Hygiene and cleanliness are very suitable for guests and can be thoughtful.

Location: It is located in a Dutch residential area 4 kilometers away from the center of the old city of Heidelberg, so the location is on the outskirts of the city. If you rent a car privately, it is no problem. If you want to walk out at night, don't choose this hotel. On the navigation route, we turned around several times due to road construction, and I thought we had chosen a rural area. The hotel is very cost-effective and much cheaper than the old town. The breakfast is a typical German breakfast, which is very good. The hotel is small, with only thirty or forty rooms, and the facilities are new. I thought I had chosen the wrong hotel, but when I had breakfast in the morning, I discovered that this hotel was highly booked by foreigners. There were almost no people of color. It was entirely a hotel occupied by Germans.

The rooms are themed, you can directly book the themed room you want next time you live. However, the zetmatt where I live is a rural theme, but things are also a bit dirty and dusty. It is estimated that fewer people live? Or hygiene? Most importantly, the double bed has only one pillow and one single quilt. . . . . Forget it, the theme is quite new and the location is great. My boyfriend and I both like it. If you go to Heidelberg, you will still choose.

It is very convenient to drive by yourself, there is a free parking space, and it only takes more than ten minutes to drive from Heidelberg. There is a large Kaufland supermarket nearby (it should be a five-minute walk), and food supplies are also very convenient. There is a subway downstairs The hotel-style apartment allows for simple cooking. There is also a coffee machine with coffee capsules. The quality is also good and the environment is tidy.

The location is close to the city center, not far from the old city, but the price is expensive. The aisle in the hotel lobby is quite beautiful, but the room is small and the windows are similar to the aisle windows. The bathroom is generally clean, but the bed always feels a little taste.

The environment is good. Those who have not lived in the attic can try it.