Heidelberg Hotels with Breakfast

There is no front desk at 9 o'clock in the night. The train is late and it takes a while to get the key problem. Trip.com helped solve it. But this code I think I can send it early in the future to avoid going out in the middle of the night. Close to the station

Close Proximity to Heidelberg Hauptbahnhof (train station, just approximately 8 minutes walk). I am amazed at the complete furniture, even microwaves to cook our breakfast for the following day. More like an apartment than just a hotel. Nice stay

First of all during this critical moments in the world due to the COVID 19 safety it’s out of great importance! This hotel has it, all personal where wearing masks and everyone is responsible. Very professional and friendly hotel personnel, I had a shower head problem and Hotel tech arrived in a min, replace it in the blink of an eye. I felt welcome safe and take good care of. With this review I would like to thank all the hotel stuff for doing such a great job and hope to see you again on my next booking.

The whole hotel is kept at 22 degrees C during winter. The rooms are even hotter at about 24C. This is T-shirt temperature. We didn’t pack any tshirts for our Germany winter vacation. The rooms a/c unit wasn’t working so got moved to another room that’s a/c also wasn’t working. Got moved to a third room that’s a/c was working but only to discover that it only blows hot air. I opened the windows to cool the room down but didn’t feel comfortable sleeping with the windows wide open all night (there are ledges connecting all the rooms on the outside and one can step out of the windows easily) so had to sleep with the windows on their cracked open setting which meant the room heated back up naturally to the hotels temp of about 24 C. Optimally sleeping temp is 68C. Hotel needs to keep the whole hotel cooler to make it comfortable. Breakfast was ok. Large selection but not worth the money because the quality isn’t great on a few of the items. Dried out pastries. Weird texture over cooked scrambled eggs. If you don’t get your room cleaned they offer a drink at the bar but in reality they just mean a coke or tea or coffee. The rooms are beautiful, well sized and quiet. The lobby is stylish. I wouldn’t stay again.

It is indeed an aristocratic family's property with a 150-year operating history. This hotel is surrounded by several houses, so there is a courtyard with a fountain in the middle. The door is small, but it is beautiful inside. Because I booked a 30-square-meter double comfort room, which is 10 square meters larger than the ordinary room type, I paid special attention to it. At first, I was given room 326, which has a balcony, but the room area is very small. I went downstairs to negotiate in time. The front desk beauty service was very good. She took the other two room cards and asked me to choose one by myself. I chose 346, which is a corner room, much larger than the previous one. The toilet and bathroom are two separate rooms, which is very good. There is also a separate cloakroom. The room window faces the small garden, which is very beautiful. Because the hotel is composed of several houses, they also explained that each room and apartment are different. You can express your preferences when checking in next time. The breakfast is great. It is the best experience of my trip to Germany this time. Of course, the room price is also the most expensive. This is the first time I have seen a hotel with more waiters than guests. There are free drinks at breakfast. This is the only one I have encountered. Hotels run by aristocrats are different. They pay attention to every detail. As soon as you check in, they will put flowers, give you small desserts and welcome cards. All these details really make people feel happy from the bottom of their hearts!

We managed to find an open table along the popular street “Hauptstrasse.” There is also seating inside. The restaurant is actually called Ritterstube at Hotel Ritter. It was a beautiful early June day filled with the ambiance of the street and across from the scenic church, Heilggeistkirche. We thought our service was just fine, prompt and friendly. We first ordered cold beers. I did have a sausage with sauerkraut and potatoes with mustard on the side. Everything was delicious. We were there well over an hour and enjoyed every minute.

Maintenance is underway near the railway station. In the past, the hotel had to cross a small bridge; The room is more spacious. Compared with the hotels in Frankfurt, the heating in the room is sufficient. The front desk of the hotel has bread and coffee every day, which can be taken for free. The croissants are delicious; The hotel breakfast is 10EUR/person, which is not suitable for the Chinese stomach and the variety is barren; there is a dining cart on the road in front of the hotel, and the roasted chicken legs are not bad, 2 euros apiece. Overall recommendation.

Luggage storage before check-in worked great and very courteous gentleman at the reception area. Telephone availability previously generated band, very ugly. Check-in itself was unfortunately rather sobering due to the change in staff. Also, immediately after check-in, a pushy bartender who wanted to mix cocktails for me. Unfortunately, that didn't go away when I went out to smoke and had to go through the ”lobby”. Hotel room unfortunately the stockiest of all, despite the most expensive costs on my trip. Huge TV, nice bed, great duvet, air conditioning, design equipment... but unfortunately completely impractical, so that there was not only space to unpack my suitcase and cosmetics in the bathroom. No, unfortunately the desk was so close to the bed that there were bruises when walking around. Big plus seen too late though. Kettle with instant coffee, milk and sugar/tea was available in the room.

The hotel is on the river outside the city and walks to the city for about 20 minutes. Hotel facilities are aging, but the hotel itself is quite clean. The quality of the dinner is average, the service staff are not German, English and German are not good. Breakfast is average.

We traveled by train so this hotel was perfect, very short walk from the main station, maybe 150 feet. We did not know check in was 3:00 so paid 15€ to check in early taking a lesser room for the same price. IBIS allows early check in / late checkout for a 90€ annual fee. Breakfast was basic so we skipped that. Unfortunately McDonalds next door closed about 4 months earlier. As for lunch, the Thai restaurant (Asia Box) in the main station was very good and there is a grocery store in the station too. Our room on the 1st floor was small but clean with 2 beds. The bathroom was very small but this is the only room we saw. Street noise was minimal. Train, tram and bus lines converge here so you cant beat the location. I suspect they have parking for a fee but because we arrived by train, I am not sure.