Melter Hotel & Apartments - a Neighborhood Hotel

It's close to the train station and takes less than 10 minutes to walk there. There are many restaurants around, and it is also close to the commercial street. There are supermarkets, Burger King, and McDonald's inside the train station. It's no problem if you are not used to local food. This location is very convenient. The apartment is quite large and has a terrace. Breakfast is at the ramen restaurant next to the hotel. There is a door directly through the hotel. At first glance, there doesn’t seem to be that much on display, and it’s not as sumptuous as those in some star-rated hotels, but the food here is the most comfortable and sumptuous among all the foreign hotels I’ve stayed in. Most of the restaurant employees are Vietnamese and speak average English, but they are very simple and work quietly. There was a middle-aged German female employee who was good at communication and very enthusiastic and meticulous. She didn't come the next day. In order to avoid others not understanding my needs, she specifically told them that she wanted to heat the meat for me before she left. Sure enough, when I was about to eat, they brought the heated fish and meat before I said anything. At No. 16 Spitalgasse, about 15 minutes' walk from the hotel, there is a very good German-style restaurant. Unlike other restaurants that put all the tables on the street, this restaurant is not easy to see from the outside, but the taste is very good and the price is good. Fairly, the portion is relatively large. Girls may need one portion of the main dish for two people. There are two Chinese waiters in the restaurant who speak Cantonese, which makes ordering a lot easier. If I go to Nuremberg again, I will choose this hotel again.

I stayed for two nights. The female staff at the front desk was very kind and I had a wonderful experience right from checking in. The room was also spacious, with high ceilings, clean and perfect. Although it was an apartment, it had two sinks and felt like a 5-star hotel room. The location was also very convenient, with a restaurant below the hotel and a large drugstore next to it, which was very convenient. This is a hotel I'd definitely like to stay at again the next time I come to Nuremberg.

Overall good. Located on the pedestrian street in the city center. There is a highly rated Japanese ramen restaurant downstairs. The room is simple in style and the color matching is beautiful. It feels like a hotel converted from a church or office building. But we arrived very late that night, and the front desk was off work at 8 o'clock. They left us a room card. There was a number written on it. We thought it was the room number, but we found someone inside. We were both shocked. In the end, we found that it was not the room number... The room number was written inside the envelope...

The hotel is on the museum street in the inner city of Nuremberg. It is very close to the subway and the train station. It is very convenient to travel to the city, work, and go shopping. There are shops such as DM Muller within 5 minutes. The hotel is very, very clean and quiet. It is a very comfortable hotel.

Nuremberg is the second largest city in Bavaria. The hotel is on a pedestrian street, the best location in Nuremberg. The church, city hall, square, toy museum, and spring are all within easy reach. It can be reached on foot. There is a female employee in the hotel named Friana or something. He speaks English very well and is very enthusiastic. He is a Dominican and has the good character of a Spanish speaker. The room is very big and very warm. Sometimes I want to open the window. The hotel is on the top floor. The church can be seen from the window. There is an Asian restaurant nearby, opposite Rewe, and the crispy duck rice bowl is very delicious. There is an Oriental Supermarket on the basement level of the nearby Mall. Tourists traveling to Nuremberg by car must have been away from home for many days, so they can purchase hot pot ingredients here.