Stayed at this hotel for one week and had a pleasant experience. It's located at the south entrance of the main train station, so if you're arriving or leaving by train it couldn't be more convenient; plus you have all the shopping, restaurants, money exchange etc nearby. Through the station it's probably about 15 minutes to walk into the old town. The hotel is privately owned so has some quirkiness in decor and layout, but the service was hospitable and friendly. On a couple occasions the owners even greeted guests at breakfast. The breakfast buffet is good. Apparently there is a wide disparity in the quality of the rooms depending on where they're located in the hotel; a colleague of mine was initially booked into an extremely tiny room but switched easily. My room, on the first floor overlooking the train station, was average-sized for this kind of European hotel (i.e., somewhere to sleep, not hang out in) but comfortable and clean.

The hotel also has a small indoor pool, sauna and parking, but, strangely, no irons available for in-room use, although I did coerce some staff into ironing a shirt for me around 11pm for a meeting the next morning.

I was there during a trade show and so prices were jacked up, but in my opinion it was a much better choice than some other places I've stayed at in Nuremberg on business. It's perfectly reasonable for tourists as well, but I would recommend looking in the old city first, all things being equal.

Ok, so the room is small by American (or any standards). But everything works well and is sparking clean. First problem, what will I do to sleep with the klieg lights from the front of the hotel pointed in to my room? Solution, nifty metal blind that you roll down easily. The bad part? I didn't know it was morning and slept in.

Right across from the Central train station with shops and transportation galore and an easy walk to the old city.

Wireless internet is pricey. Bring your own shampoo, the liquid they provide is crap. People still can smoke in the hotel bar, if you like to do that sort of thing. Never found the pool. Nice minibar and the local water is fit to drink. The neighborhood is ok with many restaurants easy walking distance.

I suspect there are better rooms in the place. Make sure you know how big the room may be before you accept it.

During the Toy Fair I needed a room for 1 night. That was not easy. But this hotel had a room. For 220 euro I got a very small, completely out of date room with a single bed of 90 cm width, too soft, sagged and at least 15 years old. The furnishings were poor, old and the room was smelly. The windows draughty.
The little tiny bathroom was renovated and clean. The whole hotel looks like a patch-work blanket with all kind of out dated furnitures and carpets. The breakfast was OK but messy ( ok it was very busy but there was plenty of staff walking around). The location of the hotel is very convenient (centre and behind the central station). But I will never ever recommand this hotel to anyone. The staff is friendly but it is a very poor place to stay.

For the price, this hotel isn't worth it. Some rooms are very small and quiet. Others are newer, larger, and face the hauptbahnhof across the way. No A/C in either of the rooms I had, and having windows open across the street from the train station wasn't great.
Hallways and stairs were narrow - like an English hotel. Breakfast was included in my rate, and was good, but didn't change from day to day. Get there early or selection runs out!
The bar was tiny, and not useful for entertaining. TV in the bar was useless. Staff was pleasant and very accomodating, despite the crowds there for the World Cup.