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In honesty I'm not sure why this hotel doesn't have better reviews. The location is perhaps not the most beautiful being right by the train station, but it is certainly convenient, not only for transport with there being obviously the trains but also the main bus station, a taxi rank and a bike hire shop, but also for the mini supermarket and bakeries within the train station. There are plenty of nice restaurants within walking distance and it is only about 10 mins walk into the centre of the old town too. The room we stayed in was huge, with plenty of storage space, and a mini kitchenette/extra seating area that we weren't even expecting. The double bed is more like a super king and when we asked for an extra bed to be set up for one of our sons they provided a whole extra double pull out bed that he found very comfortable. There was no bath but the shower has great water pressure so we didn't miss it. The staff are all very friendly and helpful at the reception desk and the cleaners are doing a great job too. I would also recommend the breakfast in the Bistro Conti attached to the hotel - though not included it is definitely worth a try. The buffet includes various breads, rolls & toast, cheeses, hams, smoked salmon, scrambled and boiled eggs, tomatoes & cucumber, yoghurts, cereals, fruits, jams and honey. We all enjoyed it and it was a great way to get our children set up for a day exploring Muenster. We really enjoyed our stay at the Hotel Conti and wouldn't hesitate to stay again should we have the opportunity to return to Muenster.

Sometimes you don't look for a hotel because you want or need to go to a particular city, but you go to a city because you want to meet a particular hotel! That's how it was with me with the Mauritzhof Hotel. Afterwards: well, because I was mostly health-related, so I couldn't do much in the cozy pattern and instead was a lot in the soft luxury bed - so 'sick with style' say ... My room was very Small, so I know it (from price/performance ratio) actually only from London, but it was a spotlight how harmonious everything matched and how beautiful it was furnished - Estet*in comes full on their expense! I personally like 'pre-post' stories and I would like to find another old photo in the staircase, for example, where a little more of the 1950s' spirits hurt (very stylishly integrated into the new design). What was here before - a office? Maybe next time I will find a DIN A5 board in the room folder - more about the history of the house/hotel :-).

We booked this hotel because we wanted to go to the Christmas Market in Münster, but we were actually too late in booking. This hotel is reasonably priced. It is a beautiful industrial hotel, with a unique hall. Between the hotel itself and the rooms is an open and colored space, which can be quite cold in winter. This does make the hotel unique in my opinion. The rooms were of high quality and there were nice personalized items in there. The shower was large and there was a rain shower. I really liked this hotel partly for these reasons. The breakfast was extensive, and the restaurant is also very large. There is room enough for everyone. There were also typical German things available. The people who work here are very friendly. Parking is paid, but also unclear. I didn't understand much about this myself, but it worked out fine. In fact, you pay the ticket for parking at the door of the adjacent supermarket. You can also park inside underground if you wish. I don't know how this is in the price of parking, or if it is the same. Highly recommended.

Very clean and ideal for nights with a baby, since a private kitchen is in the room. Bed was super convenient, the location was a dream. For it is central, it was still very quiet. In the hall it smells pleasant after lime, so makes his name all honor.

The hotel is alongside a busy road but you are not bothered by it during sleeping. Our room had access to the balcony that you share with four other rooms. No problem as you can easily lock off your room via the electric blinds. Also quite handy to darken the room as the curtains are not very dark and don't close very good. The hotel room was sufficiently spacious and had sufficient seating, but the bathroom was really small. It didn't have a working ventilation so everything got very damp soon. Also because the warm water regulation was difficult. Also the elevator is quite small. The staff was a bit distant, though there to help. The hotel has a separate garage for bikes as we were informed beforehand through quite direct messages and responses beforehand. Apart from that there is not a lot of facilities the hotel offers other than cold drinks from a central fridge. No fridges or coffeemaker in the room. Simple amenities in the bathroom. The entourage of the hotel is all a bit faint and there is hardly anything that you will remember of this hotel after a while.

We enjoyed our one night at Munster's Prizehotel - this was our first encounter with the chain, and we were pleasantly surprised. The hotel is colorfully decorated, with a welcoming staff and wonderful breakfast. On our arrival in the morning we were welcomed and while the room was not yet available, we were offered complimentary coffee (quite good). The location is excellent as it's located right outside of the train station. By the way, the hotel has an excellent soundproof protection - we didn't hear any commotion from the trains passing nearby.

My husband and I were driving from the French Riviera to Denmark and needed a reasonably priced place to stay for the night. How nicely surprised we were with Hotel Europa. The receptionist Marcus König was extremely friendly and went out of his way to accommodate us. The room was spacious, clean and the bed enourmous with nice linens. The bathroom spotlessly clean. The breakfast buffet was well-assorted with good coffee, juices, müsli, etc. Thank you for a great stay!