Hotels near Albrecht Durer House, Nuremberg

Melter was the best place I stayed in throughout my Germany trip. It was in the centre of the old town, right above the Lorenzkirche U-bahn, 3-5 mins walk from the Hauptbahnof, and only steps away from everything you might need - bars, restaurants, shops, supermarkets, and all the highlights. It's a 10-15 min slightly uphill but beautiful walk to the Castle. The property was extremely beautiful, spotlessly clean, and stylish. Was given an upgrade by Jacqueline (or Jackie) to a studio with a kitchenette overlooking a quaint street; good for cooking. Spacious room, comfortable bed, and beautiful bathroom with nice soaps. Only complaint could be that some rooms (216-219) are not accessible by lift, and require a winding (confusing at first) walk through long corridors to reach, but it was OK for me. Laundry room also had detergent provided; gym was adequate. Did not have breakfast, but had lunch twice at Monki downstairs - impeccable ramen. Overall, this would be a great choice when in Nuremberg. Affordable, beautiful, comfortable, and convenient; and lovely staff - everyone of them took great care of me. Even granted late checkout. Will highly recommend this place.

The hotel is very good. The reception was very friendly, and the room was clean and tidy. The bathroom was clean and well-organized. Soft drinks from the minibar were included in the price and were replenished daily. To everyone's surprise, on December 6th, there was a Santa Claus outside each guest's room. Breakfast offered a very wide selection of high-quality food. The freshly made scrambled eggs, fried eggs, and omelets made to order were especially delicious. The dining room was always clean and tidy.

The location is excellent, very close to the train station, subway, and old town. The breakfast was great, with a good variety of options, and the freshly baked, fluffy waffles with maple syrup were absolutely perfect. Because of their eco-friendly policy, you have to tell the front desk every day if you want your room cleaned or towels changed, which is a bit inconvenient. I'd suggest they provide a 'Please clean my room/Change towels' door hanger – it would make things easier for everyone.

The reason I chose this hostel is its affordable price (8 beds femare room - in one big room), located close to Nürnberg Hbf (only 1 stop using U-Bahn), and the bunk bed has a curtain (the most important thing, since it gives you privacy). The shared bathroom is clean and has two showers and two toilets. This hostel also (surprisingly) has a well equipped kitchen with microwave and refrigerator. You can cook by yourself and eat your food in its nice kitchen (there are some chairs and tables with sockets). I will definitely stay in this hostel again if I come to Nürnberg.

Great location for Fensterbau exhibition, not too far from the event. Very convenient, it locates right opposite the supermarket, not far from the train station. The room is clean and the bed is comfortable.

The hotel is very easy fitted with self check-in stations and a vending machine with all the necessities. The rooms are nice and cosy. Down the street to the left it is a business district and bus station, so a lot of people and packages everywhere, but to the right is an amazing bakery with delicious breads. The hotel is only a few 100m away from the old town with quite a few restaurants and shops along the way. In the old town almost on every corner is a different musician which really adds to the beauty of this city. Was a great stay!

Almost all staff members can speak Russian. We were checked in quickly; there was a room mix-up, but it was resolved fast. The staff is very friendly and pleasant. The room's condition wasn't the best; we found dust on surfaces, and the magnetic strip on the shower door was cracked. However, everything generally worked, the bedding and towels were clean, and the toiletries were nice. A small kettle, coffee, tea, sugar, cream, and cups were all included.

Nuremberg Exhibition: All hotels were ridiculously expensive, and I booked this one a long time ago, it was also quite pricey. The triple room was a good deal, though. Breakfast was included, but it was incredibly crowded, and the fruit and eggs were gone the moment they were put out; sometimes they wouldn't even refill them. However, the bread was really delicious, crispy outside and soft inside; you could honestly just eat the bread. It's also quite convenient, being very close to the train station.

the biggest problem of this hotel is there is no front desk service. If you are foreign travelling without a German mobile, it will cost you a fortune for you to call the front desk. Also the lady behind the phone, I think, is a Russian. Unless you are a English speaker, it will be quite difficult for you to understand her. Also the wifi availability in each room depends on whereabout your room is. Other than that, there is really nothing to complain about.

The room is not small, but the facilities are too simple. There is nothing except two rolls of paper towels in the toilet. And every day, facing the same German breakfast, I just want to go home quickly. The most important thing is that the price of this hotel is ridiculously expensive during the exhibition. If the room rate is not so expensive, everything else is not a problem.