Hotels near FAU FabLab, Erlangen

Unfortunately, I can't find much positive at this accommodation option. On the one hand, the entrance area is relatively dirty, despite dry weather. Unfortunately, the rooms are not as large as described on booking. I booked a room with 25qm and the room I got has 3mx3m and even if I add the mini-kitchen I never get to 25qm, which is shown for the comfort room in the description. When I called, a nice lady said there is only this room size in the category. Unfortunately, the cleanness was left to wish, the mini kitchen floor still lay the crems of the predecessor, the wall and the floor of the bath were still tooth pastarest and the rest of a shower gel pack from the predecessor. Unfortunately, I noticed only the evening before the departure that the electrical rollo did not go from the balcony window. All in all a pretty experience that does not require replay.

For those who booked for a friend, the location is more suitable for people who drive, just at the high-speed exit. There are big supermarkets around. The decoration of the hotel is very new and the price is also very suitable. It is really cost-effective in the expensive Erlangen.

Very good for short stop when driving. The hotel is only a few minutes drive from the motorway exit and very easy to find. It’s located in an industrial estate/ business park type area. The room was functional with everything you need and was clean and in good condition. We stayed at an Ibis Budget in Belgium the next night and it was a lot more basic. B&B was a much better room. It was also good value at €66 for the room and €8.50pp for breakfast which was surprisingly decent. When you think that you pay €4 for a coffee in a motorway petrol station it’s not a bad deal. Yes, traffic noise can be heard from the rooms facing the motorway but with the windows closed it was not loud at all. I would definitely return next time driving this way.

Right in front of the Nuremberg Christmas Market If the room is small, but the Christmas market is your goal, I recommend this place. We tried to pull and park the car at the hotel, but it was impossible during Christmas. We used a paid parking lot in front of the hotel. This is not a big problem because parking at the hotel is expensive, but I only arrived the first night and was a bit tired due to parking. The picture is a room

Beautiful hotel, central location, clean. Excellent swimming pool and spa. Excellent service, I forgot a sweatshirt in the room (a gift I am very fond of) and immediately they found it and sent it to my home address. Nice and good breakfast. Super recommended!

The best advantage of Adina Hotel is that it is very close to tourist attractions. Located inside the old city center, very close to Nuremberg's main tourist attractions. It's located in a location Rooms are spacious, parking costs 21 euros per day.

The house is very well-equipped, especially the kitchen, which has all the kitchen utensils, cups and saucers you need, and even seasonings. The interior design is also very stylish, and the room itself is very nice. The floor looked clean, but it was actually full of dust. I walked barefoot at first, but I didn't put on my slippers until I found that the soles of my feet were completely dusty. The coffee machine was also filled with dust and I was afraid to use it at all. The location is good, close to the train station and within walking distance to attractions. There is an iron gate at the gate that requires a code to open the door, but there is no instruction on how to open it from the inside. I tried many methods for the first time and pressed it randomly. Finally, I found that there is a rope that needs to be pulled down to open the iron gate. If there is more Clear guidance would be better. The service is really average, because they require self-check-in. I have already read the message when booking, so I took the initiative to contact them after booking, hoping to learn how to self-check-in in advance. However, after many times of contact through the platform, they still refused to inform me and only said that they would be notified 24 hours in advance. Even 24 hours ago, I still didn't receive it, so I had to proactively contact the booking platform. I took screenshots of the search results in the email to prove that I had not received any emails. Finally, I obtained the other party's email address through the platform and proactively Send an email. In the end, I didn't actually receive a self-check-in method. I found it through their website and then checked in myself. I think they can inform the check-in process in advance to reduce guests' concerns. 

We stayed at the Gasthaus Rottner during a hot weekend in August because we wanted to see Nuremberg and, as fans of romantic hotels, were looking for a suitable hotel. The quiet location just outside the center suited us very well and on arrival we were given deluxe room 33 in the guesthouse opposite. The architect had designed it very creatively, as the round building elements and seating went perfectly with each other. Even the glass door to the modern and generously equipped bathroom was semi-circular. Even the minibar was in a round console on wheels on which the 37-inch TV stood. This meant that it could be turned in the right direction. The minibar was spartanly stocked, but included in the room price. The wardrobes were cleverly integrated into the walls and contained enough storage space. The electrical equipment was very good and there was also a desk with a lamp and sockets. We would have liked air conditioning, however, as the temperatures that weekend were around 33°C and the fan that was blocked off provided little relief. The internet access via the password-protected WiFi was decent, as I measured a download speed of 28400 kbit/s and an upload speed of 34200 kbit/s. What we regretted most was that the restaurant was closed on Sunday and Monday, as we were unable to enjoy the Michelin-star cuisine at all. We were only able to experience a little Bavarian inn atmosphere in the beer garden, which was fortunately open on Sunday afternoon because of the good weather. The breakfast buffet with an excellent coffee machine was like a 4-star hotel; it was not lavish and almost everything was packed chilled in small portion glasses. This was a clever solution, as it meant that nothing was left on the guests' plates. The very friendly service staff were happy to fulfill any special requests. All in all, I really liked the hotel and I will definitely stay there again on another visit to Nuremberg, but definitely not on Sundays or Mondays when the restaurant is closed.

We only booked this hotel as we were away on business and attending Biofach at the exhibition centre nearby. Of course prices went through the roof as an exhibition was on, my company £364 for a basic twin room per night / for 3 nights - over £1000 in total! When I arrived, yes the room was clean but I was suprised at how basic it was for the price, plus the fact it looked nothing like the pictures on trip advisor. I also looked on booking.com to see there was rooms available for that night for less than half of what we paid. I went down to reception and asked if there was any other rooms available as I felt our room was very poor quality for the price, and we overpaid compared to the current price for available rooms. I’ve never seen someone at reception seem to offended at such a standard question. She asked me ‘what my point was’, and insisted there were no rooms available except those that hadn’t been renovated. Answering my question if an available better room was available seemed impossible and she said I should speak to the manager the next day. However there was a very helpful woman who checked me in. Before I even got round to speaking to a manager the next day we decided to go the gym. Of course the gym isn’t signposted anywhere in the hotel, why would a key facility be? I asked the woman at the desk (who was on her mobile phone) where it was and she pointed ahead of her and said the door on the left after the glass door. There were 3 doors, of course none said gym on and they all looked the same. I picked one and ended up in the stock room. I went back and asked her to confirm again but she just pointed again as it must have been too much effort to walk round from the desk and show me. Of course I eventually found it, no air con, music or lights but not suprised. When we first arrived the lady at reception recommended booking for the restaurant as it gets busy, we didn’t book that night and we were asked by the waiter if we had a reservation but luckily there was space. We decided the next day to request a booking to which the response was ‘you don’t need to book there’s lots of rooms’, to which I confirmed what the waiter had said and so she reluctantly wrote my room number down on a piece of paper. I never even complain, especially when away on business, but only 1 night in I felt I needed to The plus side is the food is good, and the location is 10 minutes from the exhibition, shame it was taken over from the Hilton and the customer service is beyond poor.