1) Extremely friendly breakfast staff – they even helped me get some leftover bread to feed the ducks, which was a lovely touch. 2) Wide variety of breakfast options – very high quality. 3) Convenient location close to the old town. 4) Nice surprise to find decaf coffee capsules in the room. 5) Higher-category rooms are worth it – they include slippers, a bathrobe, and even a trouser press, unlike the basic rooms.

1) The hotel is right next to the train station, and the noise from passing trains is noticeable at night, affecting sleep quality. 2) My room’s iron had a damaged surface, making it impossible to iron white clothes, and I couldn’t reach housekeeping on Saturday morning.

Hotel Leonardo Royal is located an easy walk from the main Nurnberg railway station and close to the historic centre. Leisure travellers seem to be in minority as the hotel is heaving with busy guests of working age . Our room was on the corner overlooking multilevel car park and the platforms and was well appointed and comfortable . Breakfast spread was superb and worth every penny and I planned to enjoy it but unfortunately my own food intolerance forced me to opt out and have a Kuchen and tea else were. To save oneself being accosted at breakfast to pay straight away and delay the incoming stream of guests, I recommend to book in advance; although I was told by the receptionist that the cost would be added to the room bill as he asked for my credit card details on check in.

Excellent location, next to main station and a few minutes walk to the main centre. Spacious room with lots of seating options. Despite overlooking the central station, you couldn’t hear the trains at all.

We stayed in the junior suite which was lovely. However the lighting options were minimal, for instance you couldn’t really zone the main lighting to get the beautiful teal LED lighting only. At the foot of the bed nestles a tv framed into a unit. The back of that unit could have a mirror so you could sit to do your make up at as the mirror placed above the desk is too awkward to get to. Not a fan of the universal washing liquid - supposed to use this on hair body and face. No conditioner either. One robe for 2 guests. For the price of the room it’s the little touches that were missing to elevate it to a ‘suite’ experience. Despite these, would recommend for short stays.

The hotel was conveniently located on the main street, just two buildings away from Nuremberg Hbf, which made getting around very easy. The reception staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. Special thanks to Emanuel Anthony at the front desk, who made us feel truly welcome. The breakfast was impressive, with a wide variety of options—we were spoilt for choice!

The rooms were of a decent size, though not particularly spacious. However, the attitude of the chef in the restaurant could be more customer-friendly, which slightly impacted the overall dining experience.

1) Good location - walk distance from the train station and the Old town; 2) The room was clean and quiet; 3) +tip for long hair - if you have long hair (straight) you won't need an additional conditioner. Just shampoo is enough even if you have dry ends.

1) In our room, the bedroom and the bathroom were separated with a glass door, so keep in mind if you are travelling with a person that is not that close to you; 2) This is not regarding the room, but the area in general: we travelled with a dog, and our dog likes to do his business on green surfaces XD, but there were barely any around the hotel area.

It is walking distance from the bus station and train station. It is also in the city center to walk to the tourist attraction.

The only thing that I am curious is that this hotel is not providing a kettle. I cannot boil hot water inside the room. I told the front office but the staff said that no kettle is provided in the room. Is this a practice? I stayed in other hotel in Mannheim and provided a kettle inside the room that I can boil hot water. Other than this, the property is perfect.

It was clean, the big double bed was comfy (the two singles ones in the room I switched were not!) & the best thing about my stay was that I was able to sleep really well. It was quiet & comfy enough. Every interaction with their staff was great (and I had a few) - they were very polite and customer-centric. I had to switch rooms and they did everything for me to feel good. The location was spot on - you go out of the subway, a few steps and you are in the hotel. The airport is in 16 minutes distance with the train & the central railway station is just at the back of the hotel. Everything (almost) you could want to do as a tourist was on 10-15 minutes walk, which I loved the most about the hotel's location.

If I have to be nit-picky: the only way you can close the door of the room is if you basically almost slam it. So you could clearly hear when someone near you gets in/out of their room (as well when you do too), which can create a unnecessary noise, which indeed could wake you up if you are light sleeper. As a 4 star hotel, they could ensure every guest has a disposable slippers, which I think is must to have. The AC is hard to navigate, as even on 24-25 degrees, I could feel a cold air coming in.

Location near the train station was very convenient. We asked for a quiet room and were given one overlooking a pleasant courtyard in the back - absolutely perfect. The desk person who checked us in was very courteous and helpful. The breakfast buffet was lavish and delicious.

Arriving at the hotel is a strange experience- various doors around the perimeter of the building were locked and there is no clear entry signage or design. You just have to keep trying doors until you find the right one. Breakfast, although very good, was also very expensive.

I liked the staff and their open hospitality. It was easy to find the hotel and had a great starting point to venture into the city. The highlight on the bar was Jovan and he is a treasure to keep. Anastasia was a wonderful host also at the bar. And Emmanuel Anthony was a great sport in letting us know how the hotel works.

The question of a credit card on check in was not mentioned in booking.com or asked to put in the details. We didn't have a credit card and had to give 50€ in advance for room service or breakfast which we would get back if unused. We didn't see the purpose of this due to the Check out which everything would be stated in the end and it would have been paid anyway. But we do think you have your reasons

Stayed just for a short sleep when arriving from the airport in order to catch the train in the morning. By all means it's a solid accommodation with a touch of quality. Railway station is next door, very sensible place to stay for continuing somewhere else with a train. Old town is also nearby. Solid choice by all means.

We had to figure out how to get inside, as the automatic door in the front didn't open at the midnight. Eventually we got in after i waved at the receptionist through the window. Breakfasts were over 20 EUR, skipped on that. You can do better basically everywhere around.