Hotels Near Paul-Schneider-Stele in Bad Sobernheim

We had two double rooms that were renovated but did not show what the pictures promised. The bathroom is equipped with a quite small washing basin and overall there is a lot too little deposit possibility. The shower is also a little older. The staff is friendly, but more is not. When checking out, it wasn't asked if everything was okay - perhaps you've made bad experiences. The bar is not really invited, as it is directly in the entrance and is too light in the evening. Breakfast offers everything you need, egg food is freshly prepared - except for rhetoric. Marmelade, fruit, musli, cheese, fish, sauce, broken vegetables and also hot foods. In total, breakfast restaurant is too narrowly stolen, especially at Corona times and where a full coffee machine is happy to form waiting snacks. Maybe you should be going to two breakfast times at booked hotel. Unfortunately, here as in many other hotels, there are no baker breads (and that in Germany!). The hotel is close to the Kurpark and the city centre.

Excelent hotel, easy to find, very quiet location. Rich breakfast, totally worth the price. I have read somewhere that the hotel does not have 24h hot water and an elevator: This is not true! Lots of parking lots in front of the hotel (outdoor parking), all of them for free. The only thing I would like to have in the room is a kettle besides the coffee machine, since the coffee machine, where you can get the water boiled, needs to run empty several times, before the water gets cleaned.

Recently stayed at this lovely small hotel which is very nicely located centrally in Rudesheim but far enough away from train noise or busy streets, although there is a bar opposite we were unaffected by any noise being located in a Comfort Junior Suite in the eaves of the hotel. Our suite consisted of a small sitting area and bathroom on the entry level and two bedrooms up a spiral stairway, this would be my main issue that you had to negotiate this stairs in the night if you needed the bathroom, plus the dressing table and storage area for the outer bedroom was also downstairs. There was a little dressing table and some shelves in the inner bedroom but storage is quite minimal so be prepared to live mostly out of your suitcase. However despite these issues the room had air conditioning, was spotless, beds were comfortable and bathroom well proportioned with lots of storage and a good hairdryer, there was also a good sized fridge which was very handy. Breakfast was served in the beautiful little restaurant which was unfortunately closed this year, there was also a nice little courtyard area where you could eat, we had a lovely lady waiting on us each morning and her helpfulness and friendly nature made up for the frosty unwelcoming woman who checked us in upon arrival. English speaking guests should be aware that it can be difficult to be understood, many staff have little English and learning a few basic German phrases would be helpful, this whole area is not really geared up for the English speaking market and is more aimed at native clients, this is reflected in the food also but that was fine we were there to experience something different and enjoyed the fare although asking for decaff coffee proved very difficult in some places its a bit of a rarity apparently! Overall we were very happy with our accommodation and thought it good value for money, maybe keep the frosty lady away from reception to ensure first impressions are true to the real hospitality of this charming hotel.