Tor Hotel

First off: we were very impressed with the friendliness and hospitality of the host. The breakfast was not super extensive, but certainly of fairly good quality: yogurt, fresh rolls and a reasonable choice of toppings. The room - although not inadequate - was a bit disappointing: it was very cold (perhaps because we were located on the ground floor), on the small side and no additional services such as a table with a kettle, etc. The location seemed good at first glance: located in the picturesque town of Nideggen, but in the end it turned out to be quite deserted and the few restaurants that were there, were fully booked quite quickly. After talking to some local people, it turned out that Nideggen is indeed no longer as lively as it was a few years earlier: one of the bakeries, for example, recently removed its tables and chairs. Shame. For people without a car, Nideggen is certainly accessible, but keep in mind that the train station is located in a much lower valley, quite the hike. There are decent bus services available though. All in all, a reasonably okay experience with some drawbacks, but the fact that we paid 135 euros per night for it, means that we unfortunately have no choice but to rate the total experience with 3 stars.

This hotel is situated very close to the old town and I guess takes its name from the tor to which it's adjoined. The owner/ manager is very helpful and does a great job. Breakfasts are simple but have a great choice. Turn right uot the hotel and it's the old city.