Hotels Near Den Opfern der Gewalt. Den Kämpfern im Widerstand. in Freiburg im Breisgau

I've stayed at a few Motel Ones and one thing they seem to get right is a consistent experience, which is just enough not to be low cost but also enough that you don't mess your budget up. I think anyone expecting space and luxury should look elsewhere, this hotel is designed for a place to sleep, get things done and get out there. The beds are comfortable, WiFi is on point, TV does what it needs to and the bathroom and bedroom space although small is adequate for a solo traveller, couples may struggle as it's a tight fit. It's also right on top of the city centre and not far from the train/bus station, breakfast is the usual European cold cuts with coffee/tea plus cereals, but local food is so nearby that you might want to opt for that instead, it can also get very busy on later breakfast times. I'd ignore a couple of reviewers here who only have posted 1 or 2 contributions and aren't regular users of TripAdvisor but other regular TA users have commended how good it is, of which I agree. I loved and enjoyed both my stays here, and it's comfortable and does the job. Consistent as always Motel One.

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.

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.

It's great for the price. Everything clean and very new. The breakfast wasn't that good. It's just outside in a new area by the freight station and the nearest tram stop is about 10 minutes away. But there are many new hotels in this area that are attractively priced.

Chain hotel, not in the busy city, but recommended for self-driving! The room is small but clean, and the guy at the front desk is super enthusiastic, which gives the hotel extra points! There is a parking lot in front of the hotel, and breakfast is one of the richer ones in the multi-day itinerary

We stayed at B&B Hotel Freiburg-Süd for one night on our way through the Black Forest. We had a prior reservation, and the check-in process was very smooth and hassle-free. The room was quite small, as was the bathroom, typical of a B&B. It had a small TV mounted in front of the bed. There was a window facing the tram terminal; the movement was constant but not bothersome. The hotel offers free parking with plenty of available space, which is very convenient if you have a car. The hotel is located somewhat away from the city center, but one of the trams that stops near the hotel can take you to Münsterplatz (Cathedral Square) in about 25 minutes. The only way to reach it is by public transportation; it is not feasible to walk (it's more than 5 kilometers). Although it is a ”bed and breakfast,” the rate does not include breakfast. However, they offer it for an additional fee. If you don't mind the distance to the city and the size of the room, it is a budget-friendly option in Freiburg.

Now a lot of places have a great concept but do lack in the execution and implementation, not the Bohrerhof. I only wish this place had been around a few decades ago when we used to travel more frequently through this region.... The hotel is brand new with extremely well designed and spick-and-speck rooms with all the comforts that you can imagine, i.e. two different types of pillows per se in your room; USBC re-charger at your bedside (yup, you have to look for them they are well integrated into the bedside lamps :-)); a safe that for once easily fits my laptop and a nice clean fresh design that still feels homely with lots of wood elements, indirect lightning and a great night light function, a gorgeous rain-shower.... Cudos to the architect/ designer who ensured that pretty much all rooms are suitable for mobility impaired guests (wide doors, no clutter, shower with no barrier) and the wheelchair accessible room takes it a notch up and is truely suitable for people in a wheelchair (i.e. roll in shower and handles). A lot of hotels do not understand the difference between mobility impaired rooms and wheelchair accessible - but this one did most definitely. As a bonus for us, our pet was also welcome.... As if that is not enough, the hotel is embedded in a beautiful concept with a working farm and a small farm shop and a restaurant. At the moment the decoration is all with pumpkins and it gives it a really lovely flair... We visited the restaurant for dinner and breakfast. What was impressive was that the kitchen is open from 12.00 to the evening so that you can have dinner at a time that suits you. They have great local produce and the chef knows his/ her/ their ingredients! It is even nicer that it is an open kitchen where you can have a glance at what goes on. The breakfast buffet was superb, a whole range of breads and bread-rolls, eggs in 4 different style, plenty of cold meant and great cheese selection, yoghurt, muesli, fresh fruit, tea and coffee... The staff we encountered in all areas is extremely friendly and very helpful. Now, I know we have bookmarked this hotel for our next trip here in the region....and I am sure that we will enjoy it again!