Situated on the edge of the city, this hotel was easy to reach, and although there is only on-street parking: this wasn't a problem in February. The hotel is on a quiet side street so my sleep wasn't disturbed by any traffic noise. The staff were friendly, and there was plenty of choice from the standard German buffet breakfast. The... More

Hi, stayed here for 1 night on a quick weekend trip to see the area with the wife. it was exactly what we wanted. -close to the station (few mins) -free wifi - free travel pass (VERY useful eg to go see black forrest and things) - good breakfast -clean -walking distance to old town - good value all in... More

lovely little hotel in quiet street few minutes walk from the old town, helpful staff, small room but comfortable with small balcony, breakfast was wonderful - amazing variety of excellent quality fruits, breads, hams, cheeses, cakes etc. Best breakfast of our trip throughout Germany More

We stayed there 2 night, services and breakfast are good. Room prices are higher than other cities I visited (Munich, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Frankfurt). More

One of my co-workers recommended this hotel, and I'm glad she did. The hotel staff was very friendly and efficient. The breakfast was great. I had a corner room on the top floor, and it was much larger than I expected. Some of my other co-workers stayed at the hotel next door, and they were jealous of the Minerva. Also... More

At first, at the internet, this looks like an unpersonal chain hotel, but it is not. It is a very charming and tidy little hotel between the old town of Freiburg and its raliway station. The staff is extremely friendly. Our room was calm, clean and cosy, decorated in light colours (white, blue, green). It was not too big but... More

We stayed for 3 nights at this hotel. It is a nice hotel with big rooms. Breakfast was included and was very good. Lots of options, good coffee and plenty of choices. However, the rooms are not air conditioned!!! This may not be a problem in March but in July, we almost sweat to death. We opened all of the... More