Best Hotels near Museum Kelkheim, Kelkheim

The hotel is right in Bad Soden, and sits at the edge of the large city park. A clean, comfortable venue, with everything needed for a comfortable stay. The staff were friendly and helpful. We would gladly come again!

Only best review, the room is clean, spacious, stylishly furnished, the breakfast room very nicely furnished and decorated, the breakfast buffet does not leave any wishes open, all staff are extremely friendly, helpful and competent. A stay at Hotel Concorde is always a pleasure and balcony in the hectic professional day

The hotel was recommended to me as I was on a business trip in Bad Soden for 4 days. The staff was very premature, the rooms were absolutely clean and made the impression how freshly renovated. I had a single room with a small but practical bathroom, the bed was very comfortable. Very attractive that many were kept after the renovation, such as the beautiful facade and the staircase. Although the hotel is in the centre of the city, my room was quiet. All attractions such as Source Park, Kurpark, Hundertwaterhaus etc are accessible by foot. One point deduction for breakfast. I completely missed the bio products and the fruit choice was limited to apples and mandarins. Juices were not 100% of fruit and in the tetrapack. I can really recommend the hotel. Super price/performance ratio, very clean, nice staff, deep garage (with surcharge), centrally located and still quiet.

The hotel is located directly at the Bad Soden train station and therefore quite central. We had two rooms behind, which should actually be quiet. Yes exactly! There is probably a bar nearby and people sit out to late nights and scream. Ohropax must be taken with. In my room is or was as good as everything was defect. The shower cabin doesn't close, the heat lamp did not work or I didn't know how to turn it on. A absolute NoGo! was a defected desk lamp. When I turned it on, a ray of lights jumped me out of the stick. Even after multiple notices, the lamp I put on the ground was not exchanged. The head kits are permeable and full of sticks. There are now good and cheap neck support kits. The washing basin varied from size, I also missed the cozy TV seat my husband had in my room. The cleanness of some is simply noticed by the mostly Russian ladies or just done involuntarily. I would like to mention the breakfast buffet, which is small but fine, but the younger service force would have a smile very good. Lactose-free milk and yoghurt but no cheese when I asked for this was thrown against only one ”we have not!”. The lady at the reception is very nice and friendly. 10€ parking fee is OK and now in almost every hotel standard - It's a good thing.

Nice rooms, very friendly staff, very good cookies, high prices - and you are fast in Frankfurt City or fair ... just a few minutes walk through the park, and you are at the train station

We arrived Friday, June 19th, and the friendly receptionist explained the rules regarding COVID -19. Guests must wear masks when they are in common areas, not eating or drinking. Signs on the floor and in the elevators remind everyone. We were given ”watches” which allowed us to be cashless. We booked a deluxe room with half board. It was small, but very clean. The duvets and robes could use an upgrade. We brought pillows, because we like more than a regular pillow and a ”throw” pillow. The mattress on the bed was excellent. I had my own robe and slippers, but my husband used a hotel robe. It had holes in the sleeves. The staff in the restaurant and bar wore masks. We ate one dinner in the restaurant and one in the bar. The food in the bar was better. Breakfast is served by the wait staff instead of buffet style. It was good. We had direct access to the Therme, though not every attraction was open. At this writing, there are no massages or steam room treatments, and the restaurant was closed. The gym and sauna are open. The waterslide was fun. I have been to Thermes I thought were nicer, but I still enjoyed myself. Just wish some of the pools had been warmer. The Therme doesn't appear to offer a nude pool area, although I'm sure the saunas are textile free. My favorite time was in the Panorama Bar, which offers views of the surrounding area. Although the music was not what I would ordinarily choose, we had fun. The booths are perfect for social distancing. I'd stay again.