We saw quite a bit of review concerning parking. Yet, if you ask in advance and follow their instruction carefully, it is not too bad. Suggestion: take a google street view first and then you will figure how to approach the entrance. The adjacant nature of parking also makes it convenient. There is a door directly guided toward the lift going to reception. It make all things easier. The room is less impressive, yet sufficient for our purpose. I think this suits well for young couple or adult with minor kids. For us placing a crib inside the room made it a bit squeezy. Location is the key. It is on one end of the old-town area and we go back and forth seeing the major attractions. And two shopping area: one of major shopping street and the other as a shopping center, is very close by. It makes our life easier once we need some groceries. Super friendly staff, especially when we have a almost-2-year-old boy had a surprise for us in the evening. Being very helpful and kind really taking the stress off for young couple like us. Overall, a great stay. We are happy to help you to fullfill our trip.

As a 'City Hotel' the room was always going to be a little on the 'tight' side, and it was. This in no way detracted from the well laid out, air conditioned room, with a good view of the Old Town (Room 420). A buffet breakfast provided us with a good start to the day and the private underground car-park (though an extra cost) was a necessary addition for us. Worth it for peace of mind. Good, friendly staff were never too far away, to answer any queries...

Nothing to dislike, if you can overlook the slightly smaller than usual room, which was not an issue for us, but might be for others. This was also reflected in the size of the shower/toilet room. Cosy but functional.

The location of the hotel . The rooms and facilities were clean . The shower was superb!

Unfortunately the noise from the construction site at the rear of my room was rather loud and prevented me from opening the window as they started work really early in the morning!

Good location near de city center. Attention by the staff.

Expensive breakfast for the diversity and amount provided. Bad Wi-fi network at the rooms, although there is signal available, when seated at the desk this signal is very weak, I only was able to maintain a good connection when near the door.

Koblenz always seems to have some thing going on! We arrived on the weekend and were greeted by lots of families and activities along the river. It was really beautiful weather and lots of fun. There was some thing for everyone. This is my second visit to Koblenz and I loved the atmosphere.

this property also had limitations on the air conditioning. It was just slightly comfortable.

good option for a short stay, close to the city center, very reliable staff

the mattress was soft, the rooms with the view towards the street are a bit noisy

Excellent location. We were able to explore the city-center by walking. Very cooperative reception staff. The cleaning staff is also very efficient and they did job pretty well.

Parking entrance is a bit tricky, need expertise to drive through. A cupboard instead of shelves would have been nicer for arranging clothes.

Reasonably priced hotel very close to the centre of Koblenz. Clean, comfortable rooms and polite, helpful staff. Within walking distance of two train stations (Koblenz Stadtmitte and Koblenz Hbf) and a shopping centre with a Hoefer bakery, a Rewe supermarket, a pharmacy and a DM shop.

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It was my second time in that hotel and I had a very nice stay again. The rooms are good, the location is great, the breakfast is fine, and the staff is super-friendly and supportive. Furthermore, the air-condition in the room is as good as gold in a hot summer (was even more so last year, but also this year).

Nothing.

Location was great; very easy to get to the old city center.

The windows where a bit foggy from the inside, even though we opened the window (lüften mode). It wasn't clear from the website where the entrance of the underground parking was. We had to ask the receptionist in the end.