3-Star Hotels in Nuremberg

Excellent service, very friendly and helpful staff. We were able to charge our ice packs in their kitchen's freezer. Amenities: Unfortunately one set of towels was missing in the double room. Very strict anti-smoking policy (top!) for which you sign a document for approval when you check in. In case of violation €250 (Euro) fine. Another downside is that €8 parking costs were charged.

Enjoyed staying at this hotel and would definitely do again. It only recently opened and so everything is spotless. Only downside is that the food onsite is very limited and due to understaffing when I visited, it took over an hour to get a pizza heated up. Good news is that it is very close to a supermarket so easy to stock up.

Considering this is only a 3* property, the staff make sure you have a far greater experience that really impresses. The hotel is located a relatively short walk from Nuremberg Castle (about 10 -15 minutes) which is the Northern point of the old town. You can also ride the 4 Tramline that stops outside the hotel or the U3 underground line is less than a 10 minute walk. As such, you're very well connected and in easy reach of everything the city has to offer. The hotel looks like an older building, almost medieval in it's styling, but it is modern, fresh and clean. They are practicing COVID protocols, which must be followed and that included having a vaccination certificate to check in. Masks are required in all the public areas and you need to specify a breakfast time so as they can organize the distance seating. My room was odd in that it was huge, but set for one person. A big double bed, but with a single duvet and just one pillow. The linens were fresh and clean and mattress comfortable. There's a desk, chair, small table, flat screen TV and good space for luggage and hanging clothes, but it felt very empty because of the size. Hardly a complaint. There's a fridge, which is very welcome. The heating was good and needed in the cold winter. Bathrooms have a shower/tub and basin with excellent hot water pressure, but the only amenity is a standard body/hair wash. Towels were a bit old, but certainly clean. Currently, house keeping is limited because of COVID, but towels are refreshed every day and they empty the trash. Breakfast is excellent. On my first morning, they even laid out a chocolate Santa for me, which was very nice. There is everything you'd want to eat and more. A really good selection of hot and cold items, all of very high quality. It's buffet style, but the staff are still there to help and are always friendly and clear tables quickly. The one problem the hotel is currently experiencing is with their WIFI provider. Although free, the property has run into a tech issue they seem unable to solve that means you have to pay to log in to each device. You will have no choice but to pay, so make sure when you login you get a receipt. Just email it to the front desk and they will immediately reimburse you either in cash or make a credit on your credit card. They are just as frustrated by the provider as the guests, but they are super efficient about repaying the guest's costs. Overall, I couldn't be happier with this hotel. Very nice staff and good problem solvers that means problems aren't problems at all. I believe there is parking on site, but I didn't need it. They also have fresh fruit to help yourself throughout the day. A great option for Nuremburg.

good Hotel in Nürnberg,not far fromthe Train station.Walking distance or two underground stops tothe inner historic town centre. Clean rooms,,compfy beds.A bottle of water and shampoo are supplied. the breakfast choice is very good,with hot food and coffee machine.And attentive staff.The food gets topped up as soon as they see its run out.Good choice of dishes for breakfast,,It was nice having a water jug to make your own tea and coffee.Good Room service.The windows are double glazed,,so its quiet. .This Hotel is to be recommended.

Stayed 2 nights while in Nuremberg at the Hampton and found it to be perfectly fine. It's a short 5 minute walk if that from the station past all the other hotels - Motel One , Leonardo, Novotel and Premier Inn so the area is well lit and very safe. The U2 train from the airport to Nuremberg Hauptbahnhof / station service is excellent. Checkin was quick and allocated room on the 5th floor facing the street - there was no noise during the night so the sound proofing must have been good. The room was a good size, compact yet functional. The bed was clean and actually very comfortable , nice and firm , I had a great night's sleep. The bathroom was fine, again it was compact but it did the job. Easy to use shower, toiletries fixed to the wall as seems to be the case these days. Towels were a little thin but that's a minor issue. Wifi was free and easy to connect , the complimentary bottle of water was a nice touch and overall a pretty decent room , well appointed and clean. Wardrobe space was limited but sufficient for a short stay. The free Hampton breakfast wasn't too bad - as many Nuremberg sausages as you could eat with scrambled egg and some beans or potato squares. Nice selection of bread and pastries. The cold meat and cheese selection was poor quality but the highlight was the easy to use waffle maker , a hit with everyone. Machine coffee and juices were so so but considering it's a budget hotel it was better than I expected. The coffee machine is available all day long so grab a cup after a day sightseeing in the city. Staff were excellent , always cheerful and happy to help. A fellow guest wanted a 10 minute hard boiled egg as the ones in the buffet were only cooked for 6 minutes - not a problem ! The location is perfect , walking distance to the old town or the #8 tram to the rally grounds , a great budget choice if visiting Nuremberg.

The hotel is located some distance from the station, but the subway is directly accessible and very close to the subway station. It is also accessible from the hotel to the nearby fürth subway, so the transportation is quite convenient. The hotel's environment is very clean, the rooms are large, and bottled water is provided, which is very rare in Europe. The rooms are cleaned every day, and the breakfast is rich. The overall accommodation experience is good.

Easy to find in the old town using google maps, just ten minutes’ walk from the train station. The hotel is not on the ground floor of the building that it shares. When I arrived, I had to press a buzzer to get zapped into the building from the street & then it was into the lift (or stairs) & up to reception located on the first floor. I arrived at 13:00 not expecting my room to be ready but after just a ten-minute wait, I was told that my room was ready. A friendly, if not a little bit slapstick, (as a number of guests arrived at the same time to check in) check in then ensued with Ingrid during which I had to fill out a registration form & I was given info on breakfast times, my Wi-Fi code & a map of the old town. I was given two keys, one for my room & the other to access the building’s main entrance. With all that done it was off to the lift & up to my fourth-floor room. My room, no. 409, was a single room & just about big enough even for just a solo traveller. It was aged looking but clean & overlooked a busy street. Heat wise, it was very, very warm as the temperature outside was in the high twenties. With a laminate wood floor there were a number of facilities ….. wardrobe, smoke alarm, luggage racks, tv, mini bar (photo attached), work desk, chair, lamp, electric fan, trouser press, large mirror, radiator, single bed, small electric fan at the head of the bed & several spare electrical sockets. A large window gave a lot of natural light but unfortunately let in a lot of noise from the street below…people, traffic, music…well into the early hours. Closing the window helped but sleep quality was poor. Wi-Fi was hit & miss, quick to connect to with username & password required & had ok speeds but I had to re-enter the username & password whenever I returned to the hotel. The bathroom was small but clean with a tiled floor & walls, small shower cubicle, shower head & hose on a riser rail, easy to control shower valve, good water pressure & plenty of hot water, hairdryer, handwash & hair/body wash in wall mounted dispensers, mirror, radiator, electrical socket, ceiling vent, one bath towel, one hand towel & a floor towel. Breakfast was served from 06:30 to 10:00. I went down at 09:20 & it was busy, but I had no difficulty in getting seated straight away. Continental buffet - it was excellent with a good selection of good quality products – yoghurts, cereals, fruit slices, cheese spreads, croissants, breads, toast, scrambled eggs, sausages, cheeses, salami, cold meats, boiled eggs, tomatoes, smoked salmon, tomatoes with melted mozzarella, honey, jams, seeds, raisins, dried cranberries, fresh whole oranges, apples, pears, bananas, blueberries, grapes, kiwi slices, a vegan selection, teas, coffees & a large number of fruit juices. Checking out was as friendly as checking in had been but without the panic stations. I left my luggage, for a short time, in the secure complimentary left luggage area. There is a supermarket just metres away from the h

Right in front of the Nuremberg Christmas Market If the room is small, but the Christmas market is your goal, I recommend this place. We tried to pull and park the car at the hotel, but it was impossible during Christmas. We used a paid parking lot in front of the hotel. This is not a big problem because parking at the hotel is expensive, but I only arrived the first night and was a bit tired due to parking. The picture is a room

There are hotels that you like to be assessed very well. The Hotel Am Joseppsplatz in Nuremberg is such an hotel. A centrally located hotel in the old town, which is also well reached for a small sniffing break. The hotel is typically french, very clean with a breakfast that does not make any wishes. It is an old house where you can see that it has always been invested and well held in the shot. We wanted a special hotel and no one of these soulless hotel chains, where you don't even know what continent you are, because everyone looks like. There is an elevator, a roof terrace and even a beautiful sauna. Specially to mention remains the very friendly and helpful staff. All staff have been working in this hotel for decades. This also speaks for the owner. We have felt very well and can give a clear recommendation! Thank you very much!

Everyone's opinion of their accommodation is different, so I only detail the things I thought were good and bad - make up your own mind. We booked a double room and parking. THE GOOD The room was spacious and super clean. There was a comfy bed with nice fluffy pillows. Lovely modern bathroom with shower. Fly nets were fitted to windows, so we were able to leave them open all night without the risk of being bitten. The staff were very friendly and check in was easy. Parking was easy and secure. WIFI code was displayed in the bedroom. Breakfast was very good with a huge choice - English and Continental. The location was excellent, situated just outside the walled old city of Nuremberg - you really couldn't have been accommodated closer. THE BAD There was no air con, but there was a powerful fan in the room. There was no kettle. No TV programme list in room, so took ages to search through channels to find an English one (only one English news channel available). The TV was very quiet, as sound was restricted. Very little literature in the room, and none in English. I would question whether this hotel would be suitable for disabled, as there were stairs up to reception (just check). Only serve breakfast.