Trulben Hotels

"Fantastic hotel and even better restaurant. The food is always amazing at dinner time. Friendly staff, clean and good pool for a swim after a long day at work."

"Three options for dining. One was a casino that served only three meals. Pass. "

"We stayed in the Gasthaus for 2 nights. Check in is at the hotel which is about 200 yards away. The room was spacious and very clean. Bed comfortable. Breakfast is at the hotel but is extremely good and staff all very helpful. We had our dog with us, so having a park literally at the back of the Gasthaus was amazing. We would definitely stay here again. Would certainly stay again."

"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!"

"Expensive for what the offer. "

"Beautiful grounds and building. Dinner was flavourful and breakfast had good variety. As a working convent, don’t expect sumptuous dining hall or rooms, but a unique experience all around."

"I love the hotel. It is brand new and the rooms are clean and have all the amenities needed. Beds are large and comfy. The staff is friendly and super supportive. All over a great stay. I will be back for sure whenever visiting my family."

"Not as described, pool closed for refurb, not advertised, room said sleeps 3, barely 2, evening barman was absolutely obnoxious"

"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."