Hotels near Weimar city museum in Weimar

A hearty hotel with personal note! A very particularly warm thank you to the team! When they saw our instruments and learned that we are to study music in Weimar, we were surprised to be deprived: the city tax was relieved and the room was upgraded free of charge. This attention and appreciation has made us very happy and enriched our stay substantially. A really lovely hotel – at the next Weimar visit we will certainly come back!

The room as a hotel is already great, although the price is a bit high, but considering that it is a scenic spot and the accommodation environment is quite good, it is still great! I should stay here next time.

The only five-star hotel in Weimar, very close to the city hall, there is a park running environment behind, the hotel environment is good, the room is small, convenient to travel

The hotel is very close to the train station. The day of check-in was delayed for a long time because of the DB delay. The hotel staff was still waiting at the front desk, which was really good. Although it is a single room, it is larger than all the single beds I have lived in Europe, close to the size of a double bed. The fly in the ointment is that it has been urged when checking out.

#positive #I was happy with the Toiletries, Hotel Smell, Soundproofing, Location, Bed Comfort Level, Mosquito Control Measures

Nice hotel on the edge of the old town. Very clean. Very friendly staff. No lift. Parking in the nearby street for 6€/24St. possible.

The hotel is a little far away from downtown Weimar, but there is a bus at the door, and there is convenient ground parking for self-driving. The hotel is a bit old, but it has a balcony and you can see the lush forest. There is no hotel breakfast this time because there are too many delicious restaurants in the small town of Weimar. Weimar is really great, not too noisy, highly recommended The front desk service of the hotel is super patient and friendly. The swimming pool is also highly recommended. The hotel is very cost-effective. Also, the local potato balls are the best I have ever tasted in Germany, and the fresh mushrooms in the forest are invincible.