Bad Salzuflen Hotel Guide - Gradierwerken hotels in Bad Salzuflen, Germany.

"Really good hotel to stay in"

"Excellence hotel I ever been, nice environment and nice food "

"The staff were excellent. I don’t speak German and their English was very good. It’s a lovely hotel in a lovely town. However, next time I would book a double room because the single was very small (like Japanese small). And only had one plug socket which was nowhere near the desk. "

"Great stay, breakfast and has it's own parking. "

"Very central to everything. Quiet."

"everything on top level great interieur, modern, flair, art hotel touch"

"Hotel Gruener Sand was a very nice place, very clean room, courteous staff, helpful for someone like me that speaks very little German. Dinners were delicious in the little pub, and breakfast was also delicious. Very personalized care, and the only thing that I would recommend for the room(s)m, would be a little apartment size refrigerator. We had some juice drinks that needed refrigeration. Thank you for your wonderful hospitality"

"Nice place to stay close to Bielelfed"

"Super clean hotel. Bed was extremely comfy. Staff was attentive and helpful. Totally recommended! "

"Personal freundlich. Zimmer sauber. Toiletten/Bad Tür aus Glas"

"Stay was great like always!!! "

"Very clean room , special thanks to the cleaners who do a very professional job! I hope they are paid accordingly."

"Hotel and staff 5* "

"Sehr Sauber und Lokal gelegen. Modern Ausgestattet und die Sanitär Einrichtung ein Traum. Der Empfang war zudem sehr Angenehm und Freundlich. "

"Everything about the hotel is fabulous from the staff to the cleanliness of the room. "

"A clean and pleasant hotel with short access to the train. "

"Not the most charming hotel, but highly efficient. Clean, all needed is there. Great shower, and the roof terrace is highly appreciated. Safe parking! "

"Terrible, dirty and old. "

"Very dissapointing. We stayed in August and on our arrival the hotel was closed. There was no one on the grounds, i tamg several times and no one was picking up. Finally, i saw someone walking with bed sheets and asked if this person was working in this hotel and they confirmed. It turned out it is a receptionist. When i explained that we're trying to get in for the last 45min and i have a meeting in 5min I would like to log in into and need a wifi password (the password wasn't given to us...