Regensburg Hotels with Parking

It is hard to beat the location - right in front of the cathedral and with a great restaurant in the basement. The blinds on the window are transparent and if you are a light sleeper, like me, it can be hard to sleep here.

The worker at the check in was very intrusive with his questions. Asking why are we checking in when we’re just living in Regensburg, as if we’re not allowed to stay at a hotel just because we live in Regensburg. Told us there was no parking available anywhere in their hotel so we had to find a parking on the streets which was very hard to find. Room was very clean though.

The breakfast is good, and the location is close to the Duonao River, which makes it very convenient to travel. It's only a 10-minute walk to the client's place. What I liked about the hotel is that there is a small table where I can work on the computer. The last Hilton hotel I stayed at didn't have a table. There is plenty of free roadside parking outside the hotel. The breakfast is good, and its location close to Danube River is also very convenient for travel. It is only a 10 minute drive to my customer's place. The hotel's favorite feature is that there is a small table that can sit a notebook, which was not available at the previous Hilton hotel. There are free parking spaces on the roadside outside the hotel.

Located on the other side of the main area, but still extremely close. Clean, easy check in, nice room with screen mirroring for Android to watch your own shows. The shower was slow to drain. Would come here again.

The hotel facilities are really good. The room is simple and practical, without any unnecessary frills. There's a 24-hour front desk, and the minibar is free for the first use, which is a great touch. The breakfast is a bit simple, but there's also an airport shuttle. Overall, it's a good place.

The heating is sufficient, the view on the third floor is good, and you can directly see the DOM. The room is large and the facilities are a bit old. They must have been used for many years. In the end, I found out that the hotel actually had an agreed price with the company, and I was satisfied and continued to stay for a week.

Rooms were clean and well maintained, staff friendly and attentive for both hotel and restaurant. They were in the middle of an electrical referb so all the corridors were filled with protective carpeting, hanging wires and workers. Rooms could do with AC, it got warm and humid.

Bed and comforter were quite comfortable for a good night sleep. Air conditioning was fine.  However, if you don’t own a car, the location is not really good; The hotel is located in an industrial area with many trailers and trucks. The nearest bus stop is situated 10 mins away, so I was pretty anxious to walk to and fro between the bus stop and the hotel, especially when it’s dark. (And the bus comes hourly on weekends.) For the room: It would have been better, if a kettle was provided.

The room was clean, the service was excellent, and the breakfast was plentiful. Parking was convenient, and we could walk to the old town in about 20 minutes. We think this hotel is pretty good!

The hotel is a bit far from the station, but it's acceptable; you can walk straight from the station. I've always had a good impression of Holiday Inns; they have all the necessary amenities. This hotel was built in 2025, so it's quite new. Breakfast is included, but it's just average—enough to fill you up. No slippers were provided, but there was a kettle. I'm used to bringing my own slippers when traveling in Europe because unless it's a five-star hotel, they generally don't provide them. The hotel is very conveniently located near the old town. Although the hotel staff suggested taking the bus, the path is easy to walk; you can get there in a short stroll. The old town isn't large, and it doesn't get dark until 8:30 pm this time of year, making it perfect for an after-dinner walk.