Hotels in Kürenz, Trier

This hotel is located on the opposite side of the rail tracks, Hbf, or the Altstadt, making there will be challenging for those don't like 15mins walking, and especially if you have a lot of luggages or if it's raining/snowing. Maybe it's catered for tour groups or people driving. My room is located on the ground floor, which looks on the plan are mostly the wheelchair accessible rooms (shower toilet bigger than the bedroom). Not much amenities so be sustainable and bring your own. Self-service buffet, not luxury, but adequate for the day. Staff are polite and helpful.

Unexpectedly, I didn't expect this place to be the hometown of Karl Marx. I got up early in the morning and went to the town to experience the local culture. The hotel has a great location with parking. The hotel is a 10-minute walk from the former home of Marx. It is worth mentioning that the former residence of Marx is directly opposite a red tavern. Go in and see the people, things, and wine that have been broadcast on the Internet...

We were surprised by how clean, spacious, and tastefully furnished our hotel and room were. We thoroughly enjoyed the breakfast; it fully met our expectations. The reception was very accommodating and friendly. The location on the edge of Trier's old town and right next to the bus stop is ideal. We were happy. The fact that it rained most of the time didn't bother us much, especially because of the beautiful hotel.

A two-minute walk from Marx's former residence, the location is on the most prosperous commercial street, and there are more food nearby. The room is air-conditioned and the area is not small. Good service. Check in at 8 pm after 8 pm needs to contact the hotel first to enter the door password, there are two doors, very safe. The hotel front desk is on the second floor.

The parking lot that comes with it has very few parking spaces, and the front desk staff suggested that we park in the nearby parking lot for a fee of 2 euros. There was a bed that could be opened on the wall behind the sofa. We booked two beds when we booked, but the hotel forgot to put the bed in place. The staff was asked to operate and the staff apologized. Breakfast is quite rich. Luggage can be stored at the front desk. At the time of check-out, the staff must provide us with an English version of the proof of payment, but Ctrip is only Chinese, and the Ctrip website is replaced with the Chinese language. I have been working on this for a long time! Isn't the entire process Ctrip not agreed with the hotel? A lot of wasted time.

For the second stay, the hotel is on the edge of the Roman bridge, belonging to Trier slightly off the main city, but close to Marx's former residence. Around to eat about 500m, the hotel's breakfast is OK, here are bread ham and sausage, mainly to see if you eat.

Very nice, modern hotel with charm. We had a large and great room. We sat cozy in the lounge in the evening and in the morning we enjoyed the delicious and rich breakfast. All the staff were very friendly and attentive.

Small hotels in small towns, the whole town is within an hour’s walk, so even if the hotel is slightly remote (on the other side of the river), it does not affect too much. The heating in the room is relatively good, and the attitude of the waiter is the same as the arrogant German. Anyway, if the positioning is a budget hotel, the requirements are not particularly high, not bad.

We arrived at 11 o'clock in the evening, and there was a little brother waiting for us. The suite in the room was great. But there is a German aunt at the front desk. Great murder, we went to dinner in the morning, said that there was no reservation for children, shouting at the restaurant. When I checked out, I went to pay the bill. I had to say that the four of us had charged us 200 euros. In fact, we had two adults with a 12-year-old child. After I explained to her, she changed the fee, but she had a bad attitude. We were in-house guests and were not enemies. This hotel is the best hotel in the town, there is such a front desk, sorry!