Trier Hotels with Breakfast

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!

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...

Das Hotel ist gut gelegen um zum Beispiel die SWT Arena zu erreichen. Die Speisekarte ist sehr übersichtlich, die Speisen wirklich sehr gut. Das Frühstück ist sehr umfangreich und ausgesprochen gut. Die Betten, jedenfalls die in Zimmer 15, echt miserabel. Wir reisen viel, aber sowas habe ich seit Ewigkeiten nicht mehr erlebt. Kuba, Kenia, Ägypten… selbst da waren die Betten deutlich moderner und bequemer.

The location is super in the middle of the city. But there is no airco, the 3 days we stayed here was 32°C without airco and a room right under the black roof were sad. The towels on the room were full of dirty places.

Very nice front desk staff gave restaurant recommendations and advice on transport. Updated bathroom was a pleasant surprise. It’s a bit of a walk on cobblestone paths if you arrive by bus or train, so keep that in mind when travelling with a heavy suitcase or multiple bags. Some rooms are accessed via a small flight of stairs and have windows that open out to a noisy alley.

Used when visiting Trier alone. Since the city itself is not big, you can walk to tourist attractions from the hotel. There are several restaurants nearby.

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.

All right!!