Nuremberg Hotels with Balcony

"From here, you can quickly reach the city center and the beautiful old town (train line 4 and a 10- or 20-minute walk). A very friendly welcome. The room was very spacious and clean, but a bit dated. Our room was on the ground floor, and even with the window closed, we could hear street noise. It was also a bit noisy overall, and you could hear the hallway outside. Overall, though, it was good value for money."

"the biggest problem of this hotel is there is no front desk service. If you are foreign travelling without a German mobile, it will cost you a fortune for you to call the front desk. Also the lady behind the phone, I think, is a Russian. Unless you are a English speaker, it will be quite difficult for you to understand her. Also the wifi availability in each room depends on whereabout your room is. Other than that, there is really nothing to complain about."

"It is necessary to access by car, but it is of sufficient quality for accommodation with low cost. Check-in was past 22:00 until 21:00, but he set up the key to receive it. It was the only problem that I couldn't speak English by phone."

"The house is very well-equipped, especially the kitchen, which has all the kitchen utensils, cups and saucers you need, and even seasonings. The interior design is also very stylish, and the room itself is very nice. The floor looked clean, but it was actually full of dust. I walked barefoot at first, but I didn't put on my slippers until I found that the soles of my feet were completely dusty. The coffee machine was also filled with dust and I was afraid to use it at all. The location is good, close to the train station and within walking distance to attractions. There is an iron gate at the gate that requires a code to open the door, but there is no instruction on how to open it from the inside. I tried many methods for the first time and pressed it randomly. Finally, I found that there is a rope that needs to be pulled down to open the iron gate. If there is more Clear guidance would be better. The service is really average, because they require self-check-in. I have already read the message when booking, so I took the initiative to contact them after booking, hoping to learn how to self-check-in in advance. However, after many times of contact through the platform, they still refused to inform me and only said that they would be notified 24 hours in advance. Even 24 hours ago, I still didn't receive it, so I had to proactively contact the booking platform. I took screenshots of the search results in the email to prove that I had not received any emails. Finally, I obtained the other party's email address through the platform and proactively Send an email. In the end, I didn't actually receive a self-check-in method. I found it through their website and then checked in myself. I think they can inform the check-in process in advance to reduce guests' concerns. "

"It was difficult to check in, but I was able to spend comfortably except that. It was good that it was close to the UB station and easy access to the exhibition hall and the church district."