This hotel is a good option for Trier, being just out of the city centre. It was a bit hard to find, driving into town – we were looking for signs to Porta Nigra as the nearest tourist attraction, but didn’t find any until the driver and navigator were just about at screaming point with each other. Make sure you... More

Overall: A decent, small hotel close to the town centre. Noisy though. Check-in: Standard Hotel check-in Language: German. The owner did not speak English or French. A local gentleman translated for us. Space/decor: We had a double bed. There was a wardrobe, a rack for 1 suitcase and room on the wide window ledge for another. The ensuite was fine.... More

Stayed one night in a single room. The room was clean and tidy but the bed was too narrow. The room was too warm even the weather wasn't so hot. There were no a/c in the room, just a small fan. The hotel is in a old building with steep stairs and no lift. Therefore I wouldn't recommend it for... More

Stayed at the Hotel Pieper for a long weekend, Saturday to Monday. The location is great, just a 5 minute walk to Porta Nigra. The breakfast was lovely and plentiful and compared most favourably to a lot of the hotels we have stayed at in Germany. The room was a good size, very clean, lovely comfy bed, great shower, and... More

Stopped in Trier to see the Roman Empire sites,a nd the old part of the city. Hotel Pieper is very conveniently located to the Porta Nigra, which supports a walking tour of the old city/sites. The hotel is clean, offers parking, and has a good restaurant attached. Our room was spacious, clean and quiet. Only cautionary note I offer is... More

The Hotel Pieper is a short distance from the train station in a quiet residential neighborhood. Our rooms were of moderate size. We walked up 4 floors. The Hotel is a 5-10 walk to the Porta Nigra. The best part of the Hotel was the owner/manager/waitress. She was very lively and friendly. We had lunch at the restaurant which is... More

Avoid this place! Despite being recommended by R. S. this was the only low point of our entire three week trip to Europe. I reserved a room six months in advance. Being just a tad OCD, I reconfirmed frequently. Yet, when we showed up after a 12 hour travel train day the owner said "my computer deleted your reservation...sorry". Arggh.... More

The hotel is very nice and the staff is very helpful although not many speak English. The rooms have a shower, TV, and hairdryer. The street is generally quite so you can get a good rest. There is a gourmet shop/deli right next door to the hotel. Breakfast (included) was very nice - cheeses, cold meats, fruit, yogurt, cereal, soft... More