2-Star Hotels in Hessen, Germany

In terms of price, the CP value is OK. The location is in an alley in downtown Marlborough. Find peace amidst the noise. The only drawback is that the bed is too small. The bathroom is rather large. Cleanliness is also good.

Ok place not so much clean and you have to put the sheet by yourself

A unique experience of staying at the historical monastery. The place is situated on top of a hill (easy to walk) above the beautiful city Fulda. You may enjoy the view from the window and especially from the terrace - the adjacent café also serves selection of breakfasts in the morning. You can also make a cup of coffee or enjoy wine/beer and some snack (offered by the facility) in the common room. The solo room is large enough, even with a table and wardrobe (and a lockable safe), conveniently warm in winter, washbasin in each room. English speaking staff is nice and helpful. The place itself is worth vising but make sure you also have time to take some walks - downtown or in the garden/park nearby.

For a hostel, there's not much to complain about. It's affordable and offers great value for money. It has a private bathroom, which, though small, is perfectly functional. The cleanliness is also quite good. There's no air conditioning, and the communal fridge is quite small. The worst part is its proximity to the train station. There's significant train noise every few minutes. Since the room gets stuffy, you have to keep the window open, meaning you just have to put up with the noise.

The hotel is quite a walk from the main train station, about 45 minutes on foot. The breakfast for a budget hotel was decent enough to fill up on, and everything else could be overlooked. However, it's really unacceptable that there was no heating in the middle of winter, and the air conditioning was just for show – it didn't work even when turned up to the max.

Very good experience. The hotel seat is very good. Very clean and distinctive. Self-check-in and check-out are so comfortable. It is also convenient to go shopping. Very satisfied with the experience. I will go to the room next time. There is a Grimm fairy tale book in the room. The fairy tale Marburg feels full.

The location of the hotel was perfect for us. The service left a lot to be desired. The idea of ​​the check-in machine is good in itself, if it worked. We couldn't check in because the machine said we had paid too much. We were always told to go to reception, but there was no one. If a nice lady hadn't told us that we could get help at the neighboring hotel, we would probably still be standing there today. The hotel itself was OK. Slightly reminiscent of a youth hostel, but it was clean.

The place location is very good. Few walks away is the Hanau Forum There is bus stop no.5 right in front of the door However there is no lift. Need to use the spiral stairs going to our room. But that is okay. The room is very clean . The space is just enough for the 2 people . There is no hanging place inside the shower room but its manageable. We forgot to bring our adaptor, they dont have any adaptor for us to borrow but you can buy it in front of the hotel for 10 euro. So its a lesson to bring international adaptor everything we travel

The hotel is only a 6mins walk from the main train station. The family room is spacious with a bunk bed suitable for children. The only downside is because we check in late we were given the room that is not being cleaned yet but the front desk quick response on it and it was changed to a new and clean room. Overall the stay were great as it was near the train station and tram stop just in front of it. There is also a nearby halal restaurant and a vending machine at the reception.

Perfectly good modern no-frills hotel. Room not huge but big enough and had all the facilities you would expect, ie. aircon, TV with plenty of channels (mostly German, obviously). Room and hotel very clean. The hotel is located about a 30 minute walk from the city centre but benefits from having the Ostbahnhof U-bahn station a few yards away. Here you can catch the U6 train into the centre (takes 10 minutes at most). If using the U-bahn and S-bahn systems, get a day ticket (7 euros) - otherwise it’s 3 euros 65 for a single journey.