Trier Hotels with Wifi

Unexpectedly, I didn't expect this place to be the hometown of Karl Marx. I got up early in the morning and went to the town to experience the local culture. The hotel has a great location with parking. The hotel is a 10-minute walk from the former home of Marx. It is worth mentioning that the former residence of Marx is directly opposite a red tavern. Go in and see the people, things, and wine that have been broadcast on the Internet...

The location is very good in the city center, the square often has wine tasting, you can have a drink, shopping, dining are convenient, come here next time.

Das Hotel ist gut gelegen um zum Beispiel die SWT Arena zu erreichen. Die Speisekarte ist sehr übersichtlich, die Speisen wirklich sehr gut. Das Frühstück ist sehr umfangreich und ausgesprochen gut. Die Betten, jedenfalls die in Zimmer 15, echt miserabel. Wir reisen viel, aber sowas habe ich seit Ewigkeiten nicht mehr erlebt. Kuba, Kenia, Ägypten… selbst da waren die Betten deutlich moderner und bequemer.

Very nice front desk staff gave restaurant recommendations and advice on transport. Updated bathroom was a pleasant surprise. It’s a bit of a walk on cobblestone paths if you arrive by bus or train, so keep that in mind when travelling with a heavy suitcase or multiple bags. Some rooms are accessed via a small flight of stairs and have windows that open out to a noisy alley.

Used when visiting Trier alone. Since the city itself is not big, you can walk to tourist attractions from the hotel. There are several restaurants nearby.

Nice location, friendly staff, very clean, though it is a bit old and simple.

非常典型的商業化、無人服務公寓。房間很大，靠近莫澤河邊，各種烹飪、晾曬設備都有，適合家庭居住，推薦陽台房！ 兩個大問題：1.很難找，因為幾乎沒有臨街的招牌，以至於我們就在酒店50米範圍內問了很多人，都不知道，實際很靠近旁邊的假期快捷。2.無人值守。過了11點就會自動鎖門了，因此沒法存行李，衹適合過夜或是連住兩晚。

For the second stay, the hotel is on the edge of the Roman bridge, belonging to Trier slightly off the main city, but close to Marx's former residence. Around to eat about 500m, the hotel's breakfast is OK, here are bread ham and sausage, mainly to see if you eat.