Best Hotels near Aussichtspunkt Kappler Bergwerksstollen, Freiburg Im Breisgau

Very nicely furnished rooms with enough deposit facilities. The sticks had USB-A ports installed. Also two good seating facilities in the room. The beds were comfortable and the room was clean. Only the huge picture of a woman in the bathroom first unusual, after a short habitual phase then also OK. The bathroom was also large, just as the shower. Very much space for cultural bag and co to deposit. We would definitely come back. Parking with € 19 per night may be a little expensive.

Pros: It is very central (more central than that does not exist probably) It is a chain hotel, so surprises are unlikely (to good or bad) Bed has good pillows (to my taste) Even though it is directly at the Hauptbahnhof, when the windows are shut I was not bothered at all by sounds (and I am quite picky about it) Internet is very good Cons: It was super hot inside the room even though the temperature outside was quite nice the whole time. There was a fan there, but too loud to sleep with it on. Leaving the windows open to sleep was too loud as well, so we had to just accept it. Nothing interesting about the room, if you plan to stay more than just to sleep, look for something else as this is not the most comfortable option Overall conclusion: Our goal was to go to EuropaPark but also use a night to go around the Altstadt. We did not stay more inside than to solely have a shower and sleep, so it was quite alright. The room is with carpet which I do not like, but I did not get any reaction to it. We went by car and parking is not the best around there, I believe when going by train this place has more appeal (even more with the included city transport ticket) and I would give it 4 stars instead of 3. If I were to go back in time, I would have taken something more distanced but more comfortable for the price or went by train/bus and stayed at InterCity.

Our booking through ********** wasn't received by the hotel but the hotel was very helpful and we received some separated rooms instead. The service was excellent and the hotel is very nice with a great atmosphere. I would definitely stay there again. The breakfast can be ordered with gluten-free options but you just have to ask for it. The rooms are clean with AC and a small kitchen for smaller meals. The area around the hotel is nice enough with restaurants and shopping basically right out the door. There are aom construction nearby but no bigger issues there. Parking was full so we had to find some in the streets nearby which was free.

Wir durften 2 Nächte im schönen Hotel Rainhof Scheune verbringen. Die Lage ist toll. In 8 Minuten ist man am Bahnhof Himmelreich und von dort aus hat man 16 Minuten mit der Bahn bis Freiburg im Breisgau. Wir hatten eine Suite gebucht und ich habe mich total in das Zimmer verliebt. Wir sind mit unserer Hündin angereist. Auch Hunde sind sehr willkommen. Das Frühstück war sehr lecker und das gesamte Personal überaus gastfreundlich. Wir kommen gerne wieder.

The Hotel Stadt Freiburg is a lovely, modern property, well-designed and visually appealing. So it's a shame that the quality of the staff seems not to match the quality of the property. At check-in, there was nary a welcome nor smile to be had, and we were given the distinct impression that our presence was an imposition on the very unfriendly person checking us in. ”Curt” would be a polite way to describe the experience, but ”downright rude” would be more accurate. Rooms are clean and well-appointed, but none of us slept well on the extra-hard beds with a duvet that kept sliding off in the night because it's too small to tuck in. Perhaps a blessing in disguise, since the rooms are horribly overheated. This hotel ticks all the boxes for its four-star rating, but not a jot or tittle more than that. The hotel also claims to be pet-friendly, but beware if you bring Fido along. There's a hefty supplement. Your pet is allowed in the lobby restaurant, but if you bring it to breakfast, you are rudely banished like you were carrying the Coronavirus. If this were the only hotel in a 50-mile radius, I think I would choose to sleep in my car.

The A/C has been broken since I got here 3 days ago and the room is stuffy and hot. I've overhead other guests complain of this as well. But now this happened: I came back to my from breakfast this morning, where I had left the do not disturb sign on the door, to find that someone had entered my room and locked the window (which I had signed a waiver to have unlocked the day before due to the broken A/C). Another guest told me that ”two men” had opened her door while she was IN THE SHOWER to evict her 3 hours before checkout! What kind of criminal behavior is this??? I'm going through my bags to make sure everything is still there!! Ended up demanding and receiving a refund for my the rest of my booking, and 20% off the nights I stayed so far, no cancellation fee. The manager was quite professional and nice about it, I wish I could say the same for the rest of my experience. And the lady at the reception? I'm pretty sure she is the same one every other review talks about. She doesn't mind laughing to your face and seems to only be concerned with when her next smoke break is. Avoid this place like the plague. I immediately moved next door to the Hampton Inn by Hilton for about 20 euro more. So far there is no comparison.

We stayed at this hotel for one night during our 5 days 4 nights trip to the Alsace areas. This was our first stop. The hotel located in a quiet area but within walking distance to the super market, many restaurants, bakeries, etc. However a car is needed to reach the city center. The room is simple but modern, clean, roomy with nice seating area and A/C. The complimentary breakfast was average but it is a nice bonus though. The staff was friendly and helpful. Because of the reasonable price, the complimentary breakfast and the services, I would recommend this hotel to my friends and family.

The hotel is located outside the residential centre but in a area still full of services, so it has not isolated. There is a underground parking very useful for those like us who come in the car. The use of the parking is free. The hotel has a sauna and a number of private rooms for conferences, work meetings, private parties. The room in which I stayed with my family was very large and had a large glass with electric-activated taper (satisfactory for those like me who don't sleep if they don't have the taper completely closed at night). The hotel is quiet and it is very appreciated at night, because it rests well, but there are some improved aspects. Firstly, it would be that the room was perhaps not used for a long time, but there were rabbits walking on the walls (they were quickly removed when I warned the reception). The TV is connected via cable, but it takes only a dozen channels in clear, and it is also a TV that has no connection, so even if there seems to be Netflix and Prime, these are not useable. It is not a big problem, but I am not obvious: the bed (in my room, but I don't know in the others) is set in diagonal. At first glance, it seemed to me as an original idea and it seemed to me like it, then at night my wife and I realized that, although this reaction may seem excessive, the diagonal bed actually disturbed us sleep: We felt disoriented and our bodies were instinctively trying to align themselves with the walls of the room.