The hotel is really cool. With a football atmosphere. The staff was also nice. Food was good, and the room was very fancy with Sky tv.

I had a massive headache and they refused to offer a Headache pill because " if something happens to me, they are held responsible" . I literally had to walk 20 min to the nearest pharmacy with rain pouring and me trying to hold it together. If you ask me the chances of something happening were much higher with me walking 40 min total to buy a pill than if they had given me one. So to me that was complete crap.

Breakfast was excellent - lots of variety and well stocked. The location was great as we were there for the stadium tour (highly recommended). Beds comfy. Sky Sports shown on TVs everywhere. Great Bayer Leverkusen memorabilia.

Shame we couldn’t get to the club shop through the hotel - it was signposted but entrance stayed closed. Meant walking around the stadium instead. In the morning there was quite a lot of noise. Nothing majorly disruptive.

Private parking, easy access to the hotel, comfortable bed and spacious standard room, and THE SAUNA (a huge treat after a long day of driving). Great breakfast.

The lobby smelled like cigarette smoke which was a bit of a turn off, especially during dinner. The food was average for the price range. I can imagine that during football season you’d only want to stay here if you were a fan. I know nothing of football and was relieved there wasn’t a game in the stadium the night I was there. The hotel itself is very convenient to fans of course, by design, but also a great hotel in its own right for the rest of us.

Cool to be in a hotel that’s part of a stadium. One of our boys is a huge soccer fan. The other loved the concept/design/layout.

A bit expensive. From the website pictures, the family room looked like it might be a suite. It is actually one big room. Also, stadium tours are infrequent and reception does not know much about them. We were referred to an unmanned desk and the stadium’s website. You’d think the hotel and stadium would coordinate better.

The location, practically inside of the Bayarena, is very nice, and will be especially pleasing for football lovers. Could combine it with a tour of the stadium or watching a game. Breakfast was also very good, with a lot of choices.

The pillows in the bed were too soft for my liking. The price for parking is a bit steap (€20/day). Especially with free parking near the hotel.

Breakfast was amazing every day. The chef made sure that everything was up to standard. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The bar is a nice area to relax after a day out.

The beds and pillows are not that comfortable. The fitness area needs more equipment which is a shame to see especially as the hotel is part of the football stadium.

The premises are very exiting! Breakfast a bit expensive and this was the only "minus" parking convenient, front desk ladies extremely kind, room is big enough, clean (although my room had a smell not so pleasant). Bathroom also very nice

breakfast could be a bit less expensive. my room had a slightly unpleasant smell in the beggining.

The reception staff were very helpful. The bar staff were really on the ball. Very friendly and professional. Nick was brilliant, especially with our grandson.

That we couldn't stay longer.

The location was good, not so far from Köln, and it was easy to get from the train station. The room was very clean and the beds were confortable. The staff were also very nice and helpful.

The breakfest I bought apart and thought it was a little bit expensive, for what it offered. The breakfest itself was really good, only the could have been cheaper.

The hotel was quiet and comfortable, and the air conditioning worked great (the thermostat is hiding behind the phone under the TV). Breakfast was plentiful and delicious.

I chose the hotel because it was close to the highway, and had a restaurant and parking. The restaurant was closed, and I had to pay 20 euro for parking (I missed this in the hotel description).