Erlabrunn Hotels & Accommodations

Located in Erlabrunn, Weingut Martin Blass is within a 15-minute drive of BBK-Galerie im Kulturspeicher and Museum im Kulturspeicher. This guesthouse is 7.2 mi (11.7 km) from Ehemalige Bahnhof and 7.3 mi (11.7 km) from Veitshochheim Castle.This guesthouse offers designated smoking areas.Free self parking is available onsite.Stay in one of 3 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers.

We stayed 5 nights here - visiting Wurtzburg for a wedding. I booked it originally because it had a pool ( a must have when travelling with an 11 year old!) The hotel completely exceeded my expectations. The receptionists were friendly and helpful at all times. All the staff were friendly. The room was spacious and clean. And the breakfasts were a delight - not just the range of food and helpful staff but the view of the castle and the sunny terrace. The pool was a decent size - changing rooms were very good…fresh flowers there a nice touch, My husband and I were delighted with this charming hotel. My son said his favourite part of our stay in wonderful Wurtzburg were ‘the breakfasts’ and ‘the pool’ !

Very nice hotel, the family room is very large, and there is also free parking for the car. Breakfast is 8.50 euros/person for adults and 3 euros/person for children. There are also drinks vending machines downstairs. There are also two gas stations nearby. It takes about 20 minutes to walk to the downtown area!

The aunts and young ladies at the front desk are very gentle, patient and enthusiastic! The room is very clean, soundproofing is also good. It's very close to the railway station, there are restaurants nearby, and take out is fast. It’s just that the internet sometimes doesn’t work well, it’s a bit cold in winter, and I don’t feel like the heating is enough. Check-out and check-in are very fast, very good

The Moxy is a modern and smaller middle-class hotel mainly for tourists and groups. Publics are mixed but target group rather U40. Breakfast is ok, but below MotelOne level. Not very far to the HBF and the city centre, but the view of our room went to a highway and an unattractive residence/market area. There were also not the wine mountains in the distance. Rooms OK, but windows could not open. We were stayed here during a bike tour and would not recommend this inpersonal hotel for a longer stay (we were there two nights). If already chain with acceptable prices, then Motel One.

Very close to the university, this hotel near the university, the small bar in the hotel is super good, the young lady is very professional and enthusiastic, will recommend the right wine according to the preference, the environment is super invincible quiet

The location is a bit far from the old city center and train station, but it was nice to be clean and friendly. The rooms are also spacious. There is also Lidl right next door. Google Maps told me the way back a little strange, but I got off at the bus stop and walked a little in the direction of the bus.

We reached the hotel about 2H before the check in time, which is not unusual for us. Sometimes, we are offered a room immediately on arrival, or are informed that OUR room would ready by such & such time. Nothing of this sort happened at Motel One Wurzburg. The first impression that we got was that we were at a Homeless Shelter & not a modern chain Hotel where we had a confirmed Booking. The receptionist (Eduardo) kept on repeating that we do not have any room, we do not have any room. NEVER did he once said that YOUR room is not ready at this moment, but it would be by 3 pm. Even when I came back for Checking in at 3pm he was in no hurry to allot me a Room. I had never felt so INSECURE in an Hotel before. I did not even knew that whether I will ever get a room or not. The hotel has a beautifully designed lobby & lounge, and it is situated at a very central location. It could have been THE Hotel to stay in Wurzburg because of its excellent pricing, but the apparent arrogance & complete lack of empathy towards the guests makes it the most undesirable place to stay in Europe.

Well, one hostel had to be worst of my trip. I just wish it hadn't been quite SO bad. I could talk about their deceptive business practices. I could talk about the horrendous customer service. I could talk about the outrageous price. Instead I'll just say this. How on earth does a hostel only open their reception between 6pm and 8pm? You literally have two hours where you're allowed to check-in. Your train arrives at 4? Tough luck, gotta wait. Had a delay and arrived 8:30? Thanks for your money, but you ain't sleeping here. They don't even have a phone number in case any of their current guests have a problem. Lost your key or someone stole your wallet in the middle of the night? Good luck finding a bench to sleep on. They say it's because of covid, but covid exists in all of Europe. Are all the other hostels in Europe also closing at 8? Right, didn't think so. The reality is that this is because the manager is a cheapskate with zero regard for their guests.

The hotel is in a good location. It is very close to the Bishop's Palace, the fortress and the old bridge, and it is furnished with a sense of history and artistic style. The room also has water and two bottles of wine, which is great! The only regret is that the hotel itself has its own parking lot, but because I ca n’t speak English well, I parked my car in a public parking lot, and I have to pay, if the hotel waiter can take it to the parking lot!