On our interrail we wanted to visit Heidelberg, which we found to be a most fantastic place, allthough we could imagine that it is overcrowded in the tourist season . This place we found on the net and based on the written reviews , we went for it ( it was a bit late and not many available hotels )... More

First, understand what we were doing. My wife and I decided to do what my friends did 30 years ago, take a small backpack and a Eurail pass to travel around part of Europe in a simple fashion. We looked for decent, basic hotels within walking distance (or an easy bus or tram ride) from the train station and/or from... More

We booked our room with Internet and parking and arrived after a 8 hr drive. We were given a map and told to find the garage in which to park our car. Nightmare navigating around narrow city streets. The car park wouldn't open so my husband had to run back to hotel for assistance. The Internet didn't work in our... More

Central but next to bars and discos, therefore very noisy. People scream and talk right in front of the house. Beds are old and also very squeaky. Bathrooms are extremely tiny and not specially clean.

I highly recommend this wonderful hotel for families. Our our trip of central Europe this was by far the best room we got - and it was amazing value for money. We received a Family suite with a souble room and two single rooms, each with their own TV. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, an excellent breakfast was... More

We arrived at Hotel Zum Pfalzgrafen on the last Sunday in September and to our delight the "Heidelberg Herbst" (Old Town Festival) was underway. Some may have found this inconvenient due to the fact all roads in the center of the city were closed to motor traffic, so our taxi driver had to drop us off approx. half mile away.... More

This old coaching inn is just inside the pedestrianised old town centre of Heidelberg, just three minutes walk from the Hauptrasse, the funicular up to the Castle and only another two minutes from the Neckar and the Alte Brucke. It offers parking on-site, a rarity in this historic centre. Rooms were simple and modern, though rather snug: ours overlooked the... More

We stayed here for two nights in July and I have to say its in a great location. BUT be pre-warned you need to get very specific details on how to get to the motel as your 'tom tom' gets you close but as most of the area is pedestrian only its somewhat difficult to navigate. We finally managed to... More

The Hotel is in the city center, and few min. from the church, and the streets where night life takes place. I was there for work and it was necessary to wake up early. This hotel reveal disaster from this point of view. In the same block there are two pubs and a club. So every night, weekend or not,... More