Hotel berhampiran Brunnenhalle, Bad Ems

Hotel is a block from the 60s , rooms are very small, good location, nice bar and bar staff. Reception constantly under staffed. Bathrooms also take you back in time. The area is very attractive, but you need a car , there is a bus service from and to the hotel.

The location is great. Cross the street one way and you are in the old town, cross it the other and you are in the museum and lots of great shopping. Some innovative ways of helping look after the environment, for every day you don't require your room to be cleaned you get a voucher for the bar. My room looked over the terrace, which could get noisy - not unpleasant noises, just music and people chatting, but distracting when you want to sleep. I would stay here again.

Goed hotel voor de prijs. Schoonmaak kan iets beter; het ziet er allemaal schoon uit maar in de hoeken en kieren (bijv. onder de schuifdeur in de badkamer) zat nog stof. Bed lag goed, kamer is klein maar zeer praktisch ingericht. Badkamer is ruim en modern, maar het toilet zit voor mijn gevoel op een vreemde plek. Geen gebruik gemaakt van het ontbijt, in de stad zelf zijn ook voldoende opties. Zeer vriendelijke man achter de receptie, dat mag wel even vermeld worden.

As with most hotels in the B&B chain, you don't come here for the unique and colorful ”ye olde worlde” experience. But it is an absolutely fine place to stay if you're in transit (as we were) or in need of a less expensive room. We walked to the hotel from the train station - took about 15 minutes. The location is actually near the middle of this small historic town and all sights are within another 15-20 minutes walking distance, but as you approach, it feels like it's right at the junction of a busy highway. Two big roads near the hotel and the railway line. Has a real motel vibe actually and lots of carparks...highly recommended if you're driving through, we would assume. Room was functional and staff were friendly. A lot of things are automated, including a snack and drink machine in the lobby and automated check in and door keypads, but everything appeared well maintained. At one stage, we lost/forgot our room code and the lady we had to call later at night (after reception closed) was very sweet and helpful despite it being our mistake. Room was small and basic with modern decor. Very clean, comfortable enough and we had no problems with hot water or anything else. Left for the early train and didn't experience breakfast. Would say that, like many other B&B hotels in Deutschland, this is a great place for a quick stop. If you're wanting to experience Koblenz, a cute historical town, for longer or sample German culture, you'll be better off elsewhere.

Many positive things have already been said about this accommodation and we were generally enthusiastic about it as well. We were here in December and had two different rooms: one room on the ground floor with a very spacious (fairly new) bathroom and a smaller room on the first floor with a relatively old bathroom. The rooms are ok, but certainly not fantastic: quite dated and the water in the shower on the 1st floor did not drain properly. The mattresses were on the soft side. Early in the morning (if we remember correctly already at 6 o'clock!) the church bells started ringing and this is very noticeable if you sleep with the windows open. Perhaps something to bear in mind if you plan to come to this place in the summer, as there is obviously no air conditioning in the rooms. The location of the abbey/hotel is on the edge of (actually outside) Bendorf and is absolutely fantastic: quietly situated between the trees and hills and therefore a good starting point for various walks. In combination with the snow, this really felt like a fairy-tale. The breakfast room is also the check-in area and restaurant, a 5 / 10-minute walk from the abbey. The breakfast is luxurious and extensive and it is possible to order additional items such as extra bread or tea/coffee. We also had dinner here in the evening and the food was just as good. All in all: reasonable rooms, but above all a fantastic location with good breakfast and evening meals.

Our favourite hotel on our 3 week trip staying at 10 different hotels. It was a nice break close to the middle of our trip. The spa services with a pool, steam room, and two saunas, as well as massage services allowed us to unwind. We were greeted very warmly by the front staff and given a tour while we were waiting for our room to be ready. The two restaurants were very nice. The included breakfast was great and the room was perfect. We stayed in the Deluxe room with a Rhine view. This put us in the back building. The back building also has their own front desk. The room was quite large and had nice decor. We wish we stayed here longer. The castle ruins are not included by only cost 6 euro to enter. Our only difficulty is the shuttle from the hotel down to Sainkt Goar does not operate everyday, only weekends during the fall and winter months. Not hard to walk, but does suck for luggage. There are taxi services though.