Würzburg Hotel Guide - Family Friendly Hotels in Würzburg, Bavaria

"Wurzburg wasnworth the stay. The hotel was a 15 minute walk from the train station and 15-20 into town. Clean, comfortable room. As an English speaker, the front desk person on duty wasn't able to answer my questions due to the language barrier. The staff person who helped with check-out was able to."

"Well…it’s an ok hotel! Location is good! An the tram is just outside! Clean enough, beds are uncomfortable…an there’s no real service to speak of! Reception is wishy washy at best! I love the auto check in…meaning no matter what time, you use a machine to check in out of hours! But make sure you phone hotel to confirm it! Breakfast is pretty good an probs worth the extra few quid! All in all a good stay, shame beds are hard/memory foam! Balcony was a nice touch, a little cramped but an...

"Great hotel for our overnight stay"

"Convenient location with very friendly and helpful staff."

"Hotel was very close to the sights in Würzburg. The breakfast was excellent. The hotel was in a very clean area."

"Parking was a real problem...apartment only good if you travel to Wurzburg without a car and also apartment up two and a half flights of stairs without an elevator in the building. Not good for elderly or handicapped because of the stairs. You have to carry your luggage up and down by yourself. Also, we had to wait almost an hour for someone to come and let us into the apartment. Only good for people who can call by phone on arrival to be let into the apartment. For us international guests...

"Cute hotel across from a church. Not too much a fan of church bells going off all the time, only bothered me once when it went on for 10mins straight. Front desk was great. No elevator; but it was okay for me. Breakfast was great and included. Minibar was also included; loved that. Very clean. About 15min tram ride into middle of town which wasnt the best but doable. Overall i would stay here again. Definitely happy with my choice. "

"The only real small issues were the thin pillow, tiny shower and curtain that didnt quite reach the floor. And they use keys and everyone had trouble figuring out which way to turn them and it made alot of noise."