3-Star Hotels in Saarland, Germany

Stayed here during a game, so the hotel was packed. Couldn't check in early, but they held my luggage, which was helpful. The room was small, but the layout was very efficient; I never felt like I ran out of space. Breakfast didn't have a huge variety, but all the essentials were there, and they refilled dishes quickly. Staff were also constantly tidying up, so overall, it was a pretty good experience.

Good Facilities, But Service Was Incredibly Disappointing The living conditions and amenities are good, but the service I received was a major disappointment and completely disrupted my plans. This is why I feel my spending of time and money was a waste, which is reflected in my low rating. My problems started with the check-in. I completed the online check-in successfully, but I could not get my access code. I was forced to wait for over an hour at the train station while trying to resolve this. I was stuck in a frustrating loop with a chatbot that kept insisting the code was in my booking details (it was not). Only after I finally managed to reach a real person was the access code sent to me. To make matters worse, I was then informed that a serviceman would need to enter my room for repairs the next day between 10 AM and 2 PM. I was shocked by this, especially since I had an important work video call scheduled for that exact time. This forced me to find a quiet café to work from, leading to additional expenses. My rating for service and confidentiality is very low. The lack of communication and respect for a guest's privacy and schedule is unacceptable.

There are quite a lot of rooms in this hotel, which can be said to be the largest hotel in this town. The heating in the room is very warm. The room I live in also has a microwave, induction cooker, refrigerator, and everything. Breakfast is quite satisfactory, except for potato cakes and scrambled eggs are hot food, the rest are cold food. The front desk girls can speak English and there is no problem communicating. The cleaning staff can speak German. I like the glass windows of the hotel very much. It is the kind of typical German open window and the ventilation is great. The surrounding area is quite convenient. Go left and there are some shopping malls and small stores. Except that the breakfast is slightly monotonous, everything else is fine.

Super friendly staff. Rooms are pretty big and in a good condition. Everything seemed luxurious. Also it was a LGBTQIA+ Friendly Hotel :). I can only recommend it

I recently stayed at this simple, functional hotel. The location was its biggest strength. It is just a short distance from the French border and convenient for getting into the Saarland. The hotel itself is exactly what you'd expect from a basic spot. The room is clean and comfortable with great bed. One minor element is the busy noisy road.

Delightful welcome - made to feel at ease. Spotless room with balcony: plenty of space. Bottle of water waiting.  The nearest thing to a niggle is that I prefer a hard mattress, but I realise that I am in a minority… Superb breakfast - as good as any I have enjoyed.

Decent hotel and great location if you are hiking the Saar Hunsrück trail. The sign in the entrance hall with the penalty for preparing food in the room scared me a little as I didn't know what it precisely meant, it is good to ask the owner.

The hotel has very clean and relatively new rooms where you immediately feel comfortable. The staff is exceptionally helpful and friendly. Breakfast was good with a decent selection. The central location is particularly convenient – ​​the city center is about a 10-minute walk away. Overall, a pleasant stay that I would recommend.

Perfect modern hotel for night stay, just next to the highway.  No restaurant for dinner, but in the immediate surroundings, either over the road to the Brauhaus, with food cafe dishes and, among other things, self-bringed beer.  A great breakfast buffet in the hotel.

Komfortables Hotel direkt in der Innenstadt nahe des Saar-Park-Centers. Die Zimmer verteilen sich aiuf fünf Etagen und sind gemütlich eingerichtet. Ein kleiner Wasserkocher sowie Tee und löslicher Kaffee sind allerdings die einzigen Annehmlichkeiten. Leider gibt es keine Wasserspender auf der Etage oder die Möglichkeit, im Zimmer Getränke zu kühlen. In der Lobby befindet sich eine kleine Bar, nebenan der knapp bemessene Frühstücksraum. Das Buffet ist europäischer Standard mit nur wenig Auswahl an warmen Speisen.