Nuremberg Hotels with Kitchens

"Melter was the best place I stayed in throughout my Germany trip. It was in the centre of the old town, right above the Lorenzkirche U-bahn, 3-5 mins walk from the Hauptbahnof, and only steps away from everything you might need - bars, restaurants, shops, supermarkets, and all the highlights. It's a 10-15 min slightly uphill but beautiful walk to the Castle. The property was extremely beautiful, spotlessly clean, and stylish. Was given an upgrade by Jacqueline (or Jackie) to a studio with a kitchenette overlooking a quaint street; good for cooking. Spacious room, comfortable bed, and beautiful bathroom with nice soaps. Only complaint could be that some rooms (216-219) are not accessible by lift, and require a winding (confusing at first) walk through long corridors to reach, but it was OK for me. Laundry room also had detergent provided; gym was adequate. Did not have breakfast, but had lunch twice at Monki downstairs - impeccable ramen. Overall, this would be a great choice when in Nuremberg. Affordable, beautiful, comfortable, and convenient; and lovely staff - everyone of them took great care of me. Even granted late checkout. Will highly recommend this place."

"I booked a spacious room thus has a mini sofa, a good amount of space but all these comes at a price. Location is good, near to train station and quite a number of food choices. Breakfast spread is good too at a reasonable price (I wish it can be cheaper though). Bed is comfortable but pillow is too soft for me. Although just beside a busy road and a shopping street but it’s quiet. Does not have daily housekeeping which is great for an environmentalist like me. Overall great expereince."

"The breakfast was not bad. There was heating in the house in October. The equipment was very comfortable and very comfortable. We arrived at 9 o'clock in the evening. There was no parking on the roadside. The owner told us to park next to his car. There was no charge for moving the car in the morning. The side is not very neat, and the next day I drove out to know that the scenery was good."