Pirmasens Hotel Guide - Pet Friendly Hotels in Pirmasens, Rhineland-Palatinate

"We were only there for one night but everything was excellent. The restaurant was very good and the little bar area was tiny but perfect for us. The beds we exceptionally comfortable and the parking was right outside and very convenient for getting our bags in. We enjoyed the experience and recommend this place to anyone."

"A very pleasant stay in the Hotel Majestic. The hotel is very conveniently located in the centre of the town. The room was comfortable and spotlessly clean and the hotel's amenities, swimming pool, sauna, steam room and wellness centre was a nice addition. Staff were welcoming, friendly and efficient. A very enjoyable and relaxing stay in a beautiful location."

"Staff was very courteous and friendly"

"Fantastic hotel. Very friendly staff, lovely room. Breakfast great choice and delicious "

"Very clean, very quiet. Just used as a way point but would stay there again when passing through."

"We (family of 4 + dog) have stayed here overnight every year on our way to the south and we love it! Beautiful location (garden, woods, quiet, water feature), yet Zweibrücken’s excellent shopping outlet is just 2 minutes away by car. The rooms are comfortable and our dog was allowed to join us for dinner and breakfast (as an observer). There are two restaurants, but best to reserve a table in advance as the venue is often used for weddings (being a picturesque location). Highly recommended, and we shall return next summer!"

"A wonderful hotel with a view that could not be matched in the area. The room was comfortable and the air conditioning was a godsend as it was quite warm outside. The view from the terrace should not be missed. The property is a stone’s throw from old castle ruins (free) and an underground sandstone quarry (there is an admission fee), as well as a short walk from the old town. Full disclosure: the hotel is on the top of a hill. While the walk into town was all downhill and relatively easy, the walk back up to the hotel could be viewed as somewhat strenuous."