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"beautiful family owned property located along the banks of the Rhein. good location with drawback of being adjacent to the train rails, isn't really a bothersome unless you are sensitive to the noise and rumbling. Ammar at check-in was very friendly and courteous. Gave us an upgrade to a larger room, being we were from Hawaii ;-), had a small issue with the television not picking up a signal, so after we walked around, went grocery shopping (market is literally 2 minutes walk) and having dinner at the hotel restaurant, Ammar came to the room, checked on the television, couldn't get it to work so he gave us another upgrade, a slightly smaller room but with the same great views and this floor was newly renovated. It is great for the price, lots of free parking on property and views are outstanding."

"The hotel was comfortable, the city of Koblenz was a pleasant size, there were many good restaurants within walking distance, the scenery was beautiful, and the hotel staff were very friendly and polite."

"Simple checkin after midnight, friendly staff!"

"Quick and easy check in outside the reception times. Quiet room. Close to the railway station, but you don't hear anything. Pleasant reception for check out. "

"Beautiful "

"Beautiful setting for a hotel with access to the wonderful Bendorf and quick access to the Deutches Eck.. I will be back in summer!"

"What a great place. The people were super helpful and friendly. They helped me park and offered to help me with my luggage as my arm was in a cast. The location was perfect!!! If you’re staying in Limburg you MUST stay here. It was just perfect!!"

"Excellent, clean and fanctional medium-sized room & complete ensuite for 1 or 2 pers. Easy check-in process and helpful staff. Occasional but very minor noise from road traffic / train outside but not an issue. With backpack / luggage: only a 15 min walk to Koblenz Hbf. Only a 7 min walk to the SW edge of 'Old Town'. And excellent hotel: thank you! "

"Great place, majestic view of the Rhein"