Hotels with Parking in Nuremberg

Melter was the best place I stayed in throughout my Germany trip. It was in the centre of the old town, right above the Lorenzkirche U-bahn, 3-5 mins walk from the Hauptbahnof, and only steps away from everything you might need - bars, restaurants, shops, supermarkets, and all the highlights. It's a 10-15 min slightly uphill but beautiful walk to the Castle. The property was extremely beautiful, spotlessly clean, and stylish. Was given an upgrade by Jacqueline (or Jackie) to a studio with a kitchenette overlooking a quaint street; good for cooking. Spacious room, comfortable bed, and beautiful bathroom with nice soaps. Only complaint could be that some rooms (216-219) are not accessible by lift, and require a winding (confusing at first) walk through long corridors to reach, but it was OK for me. Laundry room also had detergent provided; gym was adequate. Did not have breakfast, but had lunch twice at Monki downstairs - impeccable ramen. Overall, this would be a great choice when in Nuremberg. Affordable, beautiful, comfortable, and convenient; and lovely staff - everyone of them took great care of me. Even granted late checkout. Will highly recommend this place.

This is our favourite hotel in Nuremberg!! Attention to detail on every step of the experience, their crews were simply amazing! They are happy to serve you, not one person but every staff that I encountered. I got a surprise birthday cake in my room with a hand written note, am truly grateful and heartfelt. So thank you, Karl August your neighbourhood hotel. 5 stars and beyond. We will be back again for sure!

Amazing experience indeed. I get to meet many travellers and also made new friends. Less than 10 mins walk to Haubahnhof depending on your stride. Definitely for people who loves travelling & history and expending network. STRICTLY NOT FOR GRUMPY TRAVELLERS WHO ARE SELFISH AND EXPECTING PRIVACY IN SHARING DORM.

I found it just a short walk from DB station. It's also about a 10-minute walk to the old town. The B&B breakfasts weren't very appealing so I ate outside. The room key is a pin code so it's easy. Nothing special was done when checking out.

Facilities: The facilities are complete, but disposable toiletries are not provided. Hygiene: The hygiene is good, very clean. Environment: The environment is okay, the room is very large and spacious. Service: I only experienced the check-in and luggage storage services.

The service overall was decent, but they only provided 1 water bottle for our room for 3 nights. There also wasn't anywhere we could find to refill our reusable bottles with filtered and cold water. The breakfast was okay, nothing special. The room was nice and spacious and allowed us to spread out our luggage to get better situated while traveling abroad.

Great service and friendly staff,and they provide free coffee for whole day.

This is actually my favorite German hotel. It is an automated unmanned hotel. Of course, there are also waiters to do the cleaning. There is an office area inside, and it is all entered through a mobile phone. For foreign tourists, it can avoid a lot of embarrassment due to language barriers. There is also a kitchen and a TV, which is very good. The hotel is very new and the hygiene is also good.

I stayed at this A&O hostel for three days, and the water pressure in the shower was consistently so low it was barely a trickle. Unfortunately, there's no air conditioning, so we roasted in 40-degree heat. They claim to provide fans, but for a room with 8 people, the person on the top bunk just gets the sound of the fan, not the breeze. Cleanliness wasn't an issue, and I was surprised the internet worked flawlessly, as it's been a big problem at other A&O hostels. The bathroom could use some maintenance. The staff lady was quite annoying; she was practically a Nazi officer, constantly on my case with ridiculous rules like 'no lying down,' 'no stretching your legs,' 'no yawning,' 'no closing your eyes.' On the bright side, it's very central, right by the Flixbus stop and close to the train station, and there's a Lidl right there too.

The room is not small, but the facilities are too simple. There is nothing except two rolls of paper towels in the toilet. And every day, facing the same German breakfast, I just want to go home quickly. The most important thing is that the price of this hotel is ridiculously expensive during the exhibition. If the room rate is not so expensive, everything else is not a problem.