Hotels with Parking in Potsdam

Despite a short stay, everything has been perfectly suited. The run is largely automated, but works absolutely smoothly. Very friendly staff. Most pleasant: the small, nice cafe in the hotel – ideal for a relaxed breakfast. I'd like to see you again.

Great room! Having air conditioning is a rare find for a hotel in Germany. There are plenty of markets nearby to explore, and it's conveniently close to the light rail station. The hotel also offers breakfast.

Reception wasn't so good. A young receptionist, chewing gum with her mouth open, managed to force out a hello and then handed over the room key without explanation. We've received a friendlier welcome. Breakfast was good. Room was clean. The stairwells are not for use except at the reception. Therefore, the walks are very long.

The hotel is very modern and also very quiet unfortunately the climate doesn't really cool, but otherwise everything is perfect. Breakfast is also very diverse.

Clean and tidy,

The layout of the room is reasonable, the apartment bathroom I live in is quite large, larger than my colleagues, so there will be surprises when choosing the room type and the appropriate high price.

It was a nice stay. Very close to Hbf and main attractions. We loved the city.

The hotel is excellently located: within walking distance to Sanssouci Park, the DB train station, and a bus stop. The rooms are well-equipped and clean. The breakfast for 14 euros is ample. Parking can be scarce when the hotel is fully booked (underground garage and parking spaces in front and behind the building are available; costs 8 euros per night). Similarly, there can be a shortage of seating at breakfast, especially on Sundays when most guests want to eat around 9 AM. The service staff are attentive and friendly.

Potsdam is very close to the train station, just across the bridge, making transportation very convenient. The scenery is beautiful when it snows heavily every day, and the breakfast is decent…very good value for money. In winter, the daylight hours are very short; it gets dark by 3 pm, and it's always shrouded in a hazy, dim light…