This hotel is located outside the city center, so to visit Trier you should take your car or public transport. The hotel is a nice old building, outside and inside. There were some renovations taking place, so I guess that more redecorated rooms will be added. We stayed in a unrenovated room, which was oke. Clean but oldfashionated bathroom and dito furniture. New flatscreen tv. The hotel swimmingpool is oke, but the spa facilities were excellent. Robe and towel at the reception. Nice waterbeds to relax on. Everything clean and quiet. Super. We had diner at the restaurant, which was also nice. Try the serbian farmersskewer. Tasty! A great stay at a nice hotel with very affordable prieces.

Spent 4 nights at this hotel recently and overall more than satisfied with the accommodation. Had a lovely room on the top floor which had some sloped ceilings and one rounded window, which added character.

One concern I would have though if it were in the heat of summer, would be the lack of any a/c. It was even a little warm at the end of May, but we just opened the regular window and it worked fine for additional air circulation.
The only other negative comment I can make was in reference to smoking in the hotel. We had a non smoking room however on a couple of nights when we returned to our room there was a very strong smell of cigarette smoke throughout the hallways on our floor which could be smelt a bit in the room as well. Fixed the problem by shoving a large towel under the entrance door to block any spaces and this worked well.
Don't know if the smoke was coming from a smoking room nearby or possibly floating up the stairwells from the smoking side of the restaurant below. They are actually 2 completely different rooms separated by a hallway.

The restaurant however is definitely the highlight of this accommodation. Very good quality food which was apparent as there were as many locals as hotel guests dining each night. They were fully booked every night of our stay. Also served a very nice breakfast each morning with plenty of variety.

We booked the hotel by email about a year ahead of time. The hotel is mostly frequented by Germans but the front staff does speak very good English. The hotel, we were told by the front staff is usually filled up,especially in the Fall, and it is best to book way ahead of time.

They gave us a beautiful room which was large by European standards. There was a comfortable bed and large armoire to store our clothes for the three days we planned on spending in Trier. Also, we had a living room area with couch, chair and TV. The first day we were there our TV would not get the stations we wanted. The staff sent someone up to fix it immediately. When we got back that afternoon from our long walk along the Mosel River, the staff had brought in a brand new TV for us to use. The bathroom was very large and luxurious. We had our own balcony with chairs which overlooked the neighborhood below. The hotel was full of beautiful antiques with very large wide halls.

Two evenings we ate in the Eurenor Hof restaurant which was located in the hotel. It was a very lovely restaurant with local specialities that we enjoyed trying. The prices were expensive but it made our trip even more enjoyable. Our waiter told us of another place to go to Sunday brunch called Palace Monaise which was a hike down the Mosel on this beautiful path --about five miles. I wouldn't recommend walking this distance unless, like us, you are avid experienced walkers. We called a cab after a wonderful brunch/lunch which took us back to the hotel. Without this waiter's advice on where to eat besides the hotel restaurant, we would have missed a lifetime experience. The hotel's restaurant was very very good and I highly recommend it at least once while staying at the hotel. In the morning they served a very good breakfast of many different hot and cold foods which was included with our room rate.

The only downside to this hotel is that you are a way from the old town of Trier and the Roman ruins. We are avid walkers and with our GPS we had no trouble walking the neighborhoods of this beautiful city and at night the neighborhood behind the hotel. There is very good bus service across the street from the hotel for those who don't like to hike it as we do.

The street of Eurenor Strasse where the hotel is located has restaurants, shops and leads you to bridges crossing the Mosel River. One night we found a very good Italian restaurant close to the hotel and also an Alco supermarket to stock up on goodies for our room.

We never did use the spa facilities and pool as we were so busy touring. We would definitely stay here again and next time get a room with a kitchenette for a longer stay in Trier. This is a beautiful hotel with friendly service, excellent food and beautiful rooms.

This is a lovely, traditional German hotel. We stayed in room 134 which is described on their website as 'guest room with cosy living room'. It exceeded our expectations. We had a good sized bedroom which led into the living room which again was a good size. The bathroom was very large with a bath and a separate wet room. The room was traditionally furnished which we love. We had an absolutely enormous terrace as well.

The hotel is in a residental area some distance from Trier, so if you like to walk everywhere this is not the hotel for you. but there is a bus stop just outside the hotel and there are regular buses so it is not a problem. There is plenty of free parking including an underground car park and the outside of the hotel is landscaped very well but there are no nice views - you are in a city!

The wellness area is again very good. The pool is not large but there is a steam bath, a sauna, a warm room and an excellent relaxation area with water beds. We did not have any treatments so cannot comment.

The food in the hotel is again good, with an excellent choice at breakfast and we also ate in the restaurant. The food is mainly German but with some salads and the wine list was excellent. there is also a small bar which is welcoming and cosy. I can find little or nothing to criticise about this hotel and would definitely visit again if in Trier.