Boutique Essen City Reviews

IT is a nice and quiet stay. My regular destination each time I visit Essen.

I like this hotel. Train station is near by.

Very good hotel. Breakfast included is also very good. It is only a 10-minute walk from the Essen train station.

The hotel is very clean and the service is good

The price/performance ratio is OK, the breakfast is very good, cheap, and the coffee is especially good. You can't enjoy such delicious cappuccino coffee in other star-rated hotels because the coffee machine is good

It’s great, I recommend it to everyone, it’s very clean, the price is not expensive during the European Cup, and I even got a gummy bear! I like it very much and will stay here next time. I have recommended it to more people

A hotel in an “apartment building” in terms of appearance, with small rooms and even smaller bathrooms. But everything is clean and all in all a solid hotel.

Very good value for money. Extremely friendly staff in reception and service. Recommended for short-term and day travelers.

Very satisfied with the cleanliness and tidiness. It is also close to the city center. The only downside is that there is no kettle.

It's about 10 minutes from the central station! The people and the room were very nice!

The hotel is relatively new, the location is in the center, the breakfast is very good, and there is an elevator🛗, it is very friendly to business travelers with luggage, and the English communication is smooth

The price is relatively cheap, the hotel is small, but still cozy

The surrounding environment of the hotel is convenient, hygienic and clean, and the service is good

I clearly ordered breakfast, but the service staff repeatedly told me that I had not ordered breakfast and needed to look up the order information. The next day was even more outrageous. A new service staff member told me that they saw two people staying in my room and needed to buy breakfast for two people. Not to mention that I only had one person staying in the room. The original order included two people. For personal breakfast, wouldn’t the front desk check the order information first?