We did not have breakfast there. There was a nice restaurant where we had dinner one night.

The location was very difficult to find, but that is because the homes/buildings in Trier are numbered out of order.

IBreakfast Disgraceful. Location to far from City Centre. 24. Euros for breakfast 1 hard boiled egg . And small butter rock hard for to try and spread on a Breakfast roll . Never mind the Duvet being too small for the bed No shower gel or shampoo had to be requested . Overall never again would I stay there .Paddy from Dublin. Ireland

Pleasant staff. Very helpful. THey waived off the parking charges for us which was a pleasant surprise. Room and facilities were ok for a one night stay. Might not prefer it for a longer stay due to limited service.

Limited service. No tea/coffee facility in the room.

The hotel is very close to the Mosel, and it was nice to be able to go for a walk along the river. As the hotel is a little bit outside of the city centre, this stretch of the river bank was not very crowded, so perfect for jogging in the morning and chilling out in the evening.

The breakfast was very expensive: €12 per person per day. That would be fine if for that amount you got a great breakfast with lots of options, but that was not the case. Perhaps it was due to the Covid-19 situation that the breakfast options were so limited, I don't know - whatever the case may be, as it was now the breakfast was a bit of a rip-off. Also, when we wanted to check-out (during the opening hours of the reception) there was no one to be found.

No one there when we arrived. Rang a number but no one answered.

Quick check in - we arrived at 6pm. Basic but comfortable room. Check out was easy - just leave the keys in the room.

Parking is stated as free so we left our car parked overnight and as there was no-one around the next morning to ask, and the car park was empty, we left the car and walked into town for a few hours. Upon returning to our car (and an empty car park) we were greeted with duck tape on the front car windscreen and graffiti on the driver window in permanent marker saying 'No P'. The hotel had our details and could have contacted us by email or telephone (we speak a little German) and we would have happily moved the car. Defacing a customer's property is never acceptable. We did think that the hotel may not have noticed it was our car, however the graffiti was written in English and the gentleman who checked us in knew we were English and watched us park our car.