Trip Inn Aschaffenburger Hof ★★★

"My tolerance level is very high, as I like sleeping outdoors and, above all, cheaply. However, this hotel urgently needs a general overhaul and should not rent out any rooms until then. The rooms were dirty (huge stains, cream splattered on the bedside table), there were loose sockets (hanging out of the wall), wallpaper was coming off (moisture?), laundry doors were taped shut, large areas of the carpet in the hallway were stained, walls and doors were dirty, broken, etc. I have attached pictures. Let's go on. The beds were rock hard, there was a slatted frame but it was on boards. The beds with footboards are too short for people over 1.80 m. You could hear every movement, not just your own. The walls are so thin that you constantly wake up. The fact that everything is old is not the problem, it is run down and simply no longer inhabitable. Now for the positive. I moved to three rooms until I could imagine staying. (I got some cleaning products and disinfected a bit) The receptionist made an effort and was always friendly! The few stars are because it was simply an imposition and the lady in the morning was rude."

Hotel Dalberg ★★★★

"We booked a three-night stay at Hotel Dalberg, which is located in the centre of Aschaffenburg, within walking distance of the railway station. Our Deluxe Double Room (qualified as ‘Business Double’ in another document) was located on the second floor facing the quiet Pfaffengasse and offered a view of a rather awful contemporary building across the street. We were a bit worried about the large restaurant outdoor area under our window, but the soundproofing of the room was good, and, in the evening, it was possible to have a drink at the restaurant, which stayed open late. We also had a mini bar with a choice of glasses, which is rather unusual. Often you have to drink your wine from a cardboard cup or a water glass these days. Instant coffee and tea were also provided. Our room wasn’t very large, but the outlay was practical. There was a good-sized desk with reasonably good reading light. The ledger we expected to provide useful information for tourists only contained a German lifestyle magazine. We had a sitting corner with a round table and two easy chairs. The bedding was good, and there were nightstands with a drawer. We were disappointed the room was carpeted. As one of us is allergic to dust, we prefer tiled or wooden floors. The bathroom was okay and had sufficient storage room, but the shower floor was dangerously slippery. The hotel website reads, ‘Upper floor accessible by elevator,’ but, in fact, the elevator stopped between two floors, and you either had to climb or descend a flight of stairs, which might be a problem for people with mobility issues. The breakfast buffet was okay. The fresh cookies available every day in the downstairs reception area were an extra bonus. All in all, a hotel we would book again if we returned to Aschaffenburg."

B&B HOTEL Aschaffenburg ★★

"If you are a light sleeper, it is better to sleep with the windows closed, depending on the room, as the trains at the station can sometimes be noisy"

Ibis Styles Aschaffenburg ★★★

"All in all a nice stay, gladly again"

Dormero Hotel Aschaffenburg ★★★★

"perfect"

Garner Hotel Post Aschaffenburg by IHG ★★★★

"The hotel is strategically located about 500 meters from the train station and within walking distance to the city center and Johannesburg Castle. The rooms are spacious and clean, modern and simple decoration, sound insulation, comfortable bedding and complete bathroom facilities. The front desk service is warm, the 24-hour reception is convenient, and the breakfast is rich and delicious. The overall cost-effective, business and leisure travel are suitable, it is recommended."

Trip Inn PostApart Aschaffenburg ★★★

"Top top top"

Konventchen ★★★★

City-Hotel Aschaffenburg ★★★★

"Help the leader to set, the leader business trip, booked here, lived very good, did not propose dissatisfaction, so it should be a good place. recommend"