Koblenz Hotel Guide - Electoral Palace hotels in Koblenz, Germany.

"Nice hotel with very friendly staff. The room is a bit small, but clean. The bathroom is also very small, but clean. Breakfast is nice and fresh, nothing out of the ordinary. What was nice for the kids is that they had coloured eggs at Easter. The hotel is close to the train station, which is great if you travel by public transport. On quiet mornings you can hear the train announcements from the room, but I find that quite soothing. Parking is not great if you travel by car. If you’re lucky you may find a space, but it tends to be quite busy with residents’ cars. Shops and nightlife are not far away: Koblenz is small enough to be walkable, which I love. Lovely hotel, I will certainly return here if I use plane and train, but not sure if I travel by car."

"Great place, not near regular tourist stuff but accessible enough! The staff was nice and the rooms were spacious. We had a 3 person room and it was perfect! Had parking. Didn’t try the dining options. "

"Great place to stay near the centre. The room was comfortable and bed very comfy so we had a great nights sleep. The room amenities were good with tea and coffee ( kettle and coffee machine) and even a small ironing board and iron. The main reception does unlimited bottles of water for you to fill and take to your room. Whilst it had aircon we found the room just a little too warm despite setting the temp low but wasn’t a deal breaker. Would stay again. Easy walk into the centre for restaurants and sights."

"The breakfast was great"

"Breakfast menu was excellent. All of the food was fresh and tasted amazing!"

"My stay was good, location is perfect for walking around the Altstadt of Koblenz. Nice staff and clean modern Hotel."

"Clean rooms, comfortable beds and pillows. It is a budget stay with bare rooms. No kettle. There was no curtain or window cover in the bathroom, while there were no closeby windows I was still a little concerned about people seeing in after a shower. "

"Great location for the city "

"Kind staff"