Rheinhotel Schulz

Ein Kurzurlaub im Siebengebirge - wo könnte die Unterkunft angenehmer sein als im Rheinhotel Schulz: die Lage ruhig in der Fußgängerzone direkt an der Rheinpromenade, die Zimmer sehr geräumig und geschmackvoll eingerichtet, das Ambiente großzügig und in gemütlich klassischem Stil. Bei der Ankunft wurden wir vom neuen Team warmherzig in Empfang genommen, auch unser Labrador wurde freundlich willkommen geheißen. Für unseren fünftägigen Kurzurlaub hatten wir das Glück ein Zimmer mit Balkon zum Rhein beziehen zu können - einfach traumhaft! Das ganze Team ist ausgesprochen freundlich, auch die Chefin war stets zu einer kleinen Unterhaltung bereit - so geht Gastfreundschaft, und die Hektik des Alltags ist schnell vergessen. Beim Frühstück wird der positive Gesamteindruck abgerundet vom Ausblick auf die gemütlich vorbeiziehenden Rheindampfer - und natürlich vom stets auf's Neue beeindruckenden Blick auf Drachenfelsen und Rolandsbogen. Wir freuen uns schon jetzt darauf, in einen kommenden Urlaub hier wieder einkehren zu können :-)

Die Luxuszimmer haben eine stilvolle Einrichtung mit wunderbaren Rheinblick,Das Frühstück ist vielseitig mit direktem Rheinblick.Der Service ist sehr gut!

Einwunderschönes Hotel dem Untergang geweiht! Es ist nur noch ein Garni Hotel, da das neue Management keine Inspiration hat, wie dieses Kleinod richtig zu bewirtschaften ist! Unglaublich und hoffentlich kommt bald ein neues Management, das versteht, wie man ein solches Hotel mit Restaurant und Aussengastronomie bewirtschaftet!!

As I had only booked for the Belgian Easter holidays in September this year, not a single hotel with a view of the Rhine and parking was still available. So we decided to arrive on Easter Monday in the only available hotel that met our criteria. Parking, view of the Rhine, elevator, panoramic restaurant and gourmet breakfast buffet. We decided on a junior suite at 208 per night including breakfast. Two weeks before our arrival we were informed that there was no restaurant left and that we should go somewhere else to eat. We were given recommendations, but unfortunately on two days we only had the option of eating in an overpriced Spanish or Italian restaurant. At the weekend there was a wedding with an impressive 5-course menu, it's a shame that hotel guests are not allowed to be spoiled with the cuisine. Perhaps that was a sign that we should cancel for free, but we didn't. When we arrived we had a cold shower. The hotel was almost empty, so there was no buffet. We had to tick in advance what we wanted to save money. However, it is not clear how big a portion of ham, cheese, etc. is. Furthermore, you don't necessarily know the night before how hungry you will be or when you will wake up. The next few days there was a buffet which wasn't exactly amazing and was rather boring: cheese, sausage and ham, eggs and bacon, fruit but the same selection every day, only at the weekend did we get mettwurst and croissants. So no sweets for the first four days. We are more used to much more modest German hotels. The room is huge and luxurious; more clothing storage space than at home, great bathroom with bath and shower, couch, armchair, balcony and wonderful view of the Rhine. Pillows too soft as usual but we brought our own anyway. The room is relatively quiet although you can hear the ships and the train on the other side of the Rhine. With an outside temperature of 6 degrees it was already quite warm in the room at night, so in summer air conditioning would actually be necessary and a given for the elevated class and price of the hotel. Attention: please bring your own shampoo and shower gel: there is only one small bottle for the room (so you have to share it, although it is barely enough for one person) and it is not refilled even though it was thrown into the trash can on the first day. On the other hand, you get a free bottle of water every day. Conclusion: the hotel is very luxuriously furnished and impressive in the common areas, the suites are also very tastefully furnished. In general, however, it must be said that the price-performance ratio is rather disappointing.