The hotel was beautiful not only upon arrival but through the entire stay. The Chinese City restaurant across the street was a great recommendation!!! The hotel restaurant was also good.

I wish the breakfast would be reasonably-priced for a family stay. When we arrived and entered the room, we found a dirty pair of women's underwear wedged in the furniture.

Nice hotel, clean, warm.

22 EUR for breakfast, even for 10 years old kid is too much, because breakfast is quite simple - becon and eggs (warm dish), some cornflakes, yogurts, fruits, cheese and meet selection (4-5 tipes) and 3-4 fresh/marinated vegetables selections, pluss good selection of bread. No fish at all. Parking is not for free as well. However, it was not mentioned - 9 euro per night.

The room was huge. I liked the decor and the giant couch. The shower had a lot of pressure and good hot water. The bed, pillows and sheets were very comfortable. The food at the restaurant was better than expected.

There were no power outlets for chargers by the bed. They left the towels for the bathroom in the hall, outside of the bathroom. There were no wine glasses in the rooms, and only one of each other kind of glass, which was weird. There was a knife that looked like it has been beaten with a hammer it was so useless. The staff was wierd, could have been much more helpful and polite.

This hotel was very good for my purposes. The room was spacious and comfortable. Parking is convenient, either at the side of the hotel or underneath. The location is readily accessible from the motorway. Trier centre is some distance away. The hotel is at the eastern end of a riverside pathway that is good for dog-walking and connects to a pathway to the city centre after a few kilometres. The price was less than 100 Euros for room, parking, and pet fee.

Check-in took longer than I would've expected, as I was the only guest arriving at that time, but the staff person was cheerful and informative. There were no tea/coffee making facilities in the room, which could be an irritant for some. Nor was there a minibar/fridge.

Very good breakfast at a table overlooking the Mosel. For example, standard breakfast menu includes tomatoes with mozzarella in a sauce with basilic and pine nuts. Or waffle tartlets with Belgian chocolate. Quiet cozy room. we were there on Christmas Eve, so there was a huge thermos with glühwine at the entrance for guests.

Parking is a bit unclear, so we left car in the employee parking lot by mistake. But no one made any mistakes, everything went well.

Room was spacious, well appointed and clean. Breakfast was very good. Plenty of choice. It was very reasonably priced and it exceeded my expectations for a hotel in that price range.

Lift was a bit shabby and slow. The hotel has been very well updated from what is clearly an older building. Overal it has been done very well and if they achieved that by skimping on a lift update then fair enough. It is quite far away from all the Tourist attractions in the centre so you would need to factor that in. I had a car and parking was not an issue so it worked well. Taxi into town is 15 - 18 euros each way.

Very nice room (115), spacious, well-equipped and new. Nice lighting plan. Didn't use cupboard, but good for longer stay. Desk + chair. Great view on Mosel River. Very quiet in spite of highway. In general well-insulated. Coffee machine, fridge. Window that you can actually open. Foot path along river.

No bedside tables: weird minimalistic millenial trend and so impractical. Towel rack in bathroom very high. New EU-norm? TV or remote didn't work. But then, okay boomer :) Socket low. Impractical for loading mobile/tablet. Please fix flimsy curtain. Attention to detail required to keep up standards.

Friendly staff, nice happy hour with delicious non-alcoholic drinks, beautiful site on the Mosel even with the motorway close by it was not noisy, a very nice evening at the terrace. :)) It was a torrid evening but the rooms were not impossible to sleep in, even without AC.

The dark carpet in the rooms was dirty and many little things such as dirty doors, missing lamps, no night stands in our room, visible little care and poor cleanliness in the rooms hallway. :(( Breakfast was good the only remark would be that the gluten free bread took 20 minutes and was too hard to shew.

Wonderful place. It's a bit off the city and that adds to its charm. Placed among greenery, you can watch the river gently flow by, or watch sunsets right from your room window. It is super quiet. The room was spacious, clean, and simply inviting. When you enter, you get this feeling - here I want to stay. Very good beds. Together with the quiet neighborhood and greenery, they guarantee a good night sleep. If you are worried about walking the distance to the city - don't. The river promenade is one of Trier's attractions and you will walk it anyway ;) It is also brightly lit at night, and paved - sadly apart from the last 300m. There is also taxi (14euro) and bus (2?euro) from the train station. There is a restaurant on site, but not open throughout the day, only for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Breakfast is on the expensive side, but totally worth it. There is a variety of products (5 types of yoghurt, 4 kinds of cereal, e.g.) and they are all very good quality. The restaurant overviews the green river bank and that's another another reason to pay it a visit. Very good internet. Ookla judged it at a pretty nifty 130Mbps. Stable throughout the entire stay. There is a small garden, and a lobby, if you feel like enjoying a bit of laziness. A promenade walk away (30min?) there are river cruises, several times per day.

Lovely hotel and everything ran smoothly. The hotel staff were friendly and everything was clean. There were even festive food and drinks on arrival.

Distance from the town