Aachen Hotels with Breakfast

The hotel's breakfast is delicious. The location is also good, just near Aachen Cathedral, within walking distance. The handsome uncle at the front desk was very considerate and helped us carry and store our luggage.

Perfect central location and staff was prompt to fix an issue with my booking so I could check in. The A/C is controlled individually from each room which is great. Mattress was way too soft and uncomfortable unfortunately. There was a mattress topper added probably to help but it didn't at all.

Location and Transportation: Most reviews emphasize the hotel's proximity to transportation hubs or attractions, making it convenient for travel. Room Facilities and Comfort: Highly mentioned are ”spacious and bright rooms,” ”comfortable bedding,” ”good soundproofing,” and ”convenient smart facilities.” Service Experience: The hotel's core strengths are its enthusiastic, professional staff and quick response; efficient front desk operations and attention to detail (such as free parking and 24-hour hot water) enhance the experience. Cleanliness and Dining: Emphasis is placed on details such as ”spotless,” ”a rich breakfast,” and ”authentic local specialties.”

The location is still quite good. You can walk or take the bus quickly from the train station. Opposite the Opera Theatre Theatre Post Office, there is dm nearby, and there is a supermarket and Media markt selling electronic products. There are several bars on this side of the hotel. It is also very convenient to go to church or pedestrian street or bushof from here. The room was a bit small, but enough, enough to enlarge the suitcase and clothes. Clean and clean. The bar downstairs is very large and the price of a cup of tea is OK. I hope the hotel will continue to stay here next time I return to AC.

It's close to Aachen Central Station, so it's very accessible! It's also very clean and reasonably priced, so I highly recommend it!

We found this small hostel to have a very convenient location—it is an easy walk from the train station. We made a mistake by booking a room without an en-suite bathroom. Even though the shared bathroom wasn't too crowded, we would definitely recommend booking a room with a private bathroom for a more comfortable experience. One nice feature we unfortunately only discovered right as we were checking out is the balcony! You can open the window, sit outside, and enjoy the view, which would be lovely. However, be warned if you are visiting in the summer: the room does not have air conditioning and it gets super hot. This was a major disadvantage for us as foreigners who aren't quite used to that kind of indoor heat. Overall, a decent location, but definitely keep the AC and bathroom situation in mind when booking!

A good, high-quality chain hotel. The room was spotlessly clean. The reception staff were very pleasant. But after 10 p.m., the code to open the front door didn't work, and the phone didn't always answer (it was 4 day). On Saturday, 1 November 2025, about eight people gathered at the hotel door (meaning I wasn't the only one with this problem). I am sure the reception passed the problem on... and then... ignored it! Please fix the problem with the code not working! People want to sleep in the accommodation they booked... not walk around all night... Good luck!

My friend and I went to the Aachen exam. It’s really super quiet around, no. A little far from the city. However, the overall room is good. Still quite worth it.

We come here regularly. Always good here. Clean, neat rooms. Furnishing a bit dated but fine. And a very fine bed. Breakfast is also always neatly taken care of. Parking does cost 8 euros per day extra.

The location for us travelling by train was excellent. It was just several minutes walk. For the price it was a good hotel. We enjoyed the breakfasts. I liked that they had coffee and tea out 24/7, you could buy other drinks and that glasses were provided. The reception staff members were very helpful. The only downside was that we got put on the top floor where there was no elevator so we had to take our suitcases up some stairs.