Hotels with Parking in Upper Palatinate

The worker at the check in was very intrusive with his questions. Asking why are we checking in when we’re just living in Regensburg, as if we’re not allowed to stay at a hotel just because we live in Regensburg. Told us there was no parking available anywhere in their hotel so we had to find a parking on the streets which was very hard to find. Room was very clean though.

The hotel is in a prime location with convenient transportation and there are supermarkets and restaurants nearby. There are also direct buses to Valhalla Temple and the Old Bridge. The room is hygienic, neat and clean, and the breakfast quality is also good, but there are too many people and the seats are tight. The service is warm and friendly.

I stayed there for one night. The hotel is in a good location ,right next to the city. It's a clean hotel and the service (front desk) were very friendly. There is not enough parking place in fron of the hotel (10 Eur/night parking fee). But they also have a small underground parking place on the other side of the hotel (must drive around). The parking fee for the underground was 4 or 6 Euro ,if I remember correctly. The decoration is not the best and looks a bit old. But for a short staying good enough. If you need a teeth brush ,you must ask the fornt desk. I didn't had a breakfast ,so I don't know if it's good. In total it was alright.

Hotel location is good, very quiet, room facilities are very good, the outside environment is quite beautiful, walking to the Danube River is also about ten minutes, breakfast is very rich, tastes good, the hotel is good value for money, it is recommended!

This is a small, very quiet place I stayed while on a business trip. There's a small park downstairs with excellent greenery. The hotel facilities are fairly basic; there's no kettle, but you can borrow bottles downstairs to fill your water bottle. They have sparkling water, which is nice.

This was the first hotel I stayed at during my trip to Europe. When I arrived, it wasn't check-in time yet, but the staff let us check in early, for which I wanted to express my gratitude. In terms of transportation, it's right next to the train station and within walking distance of the old town, so the location is quite excellent.

Rooms were clean and well maintained, staff friendly and attentive for both hotel and restaurant. They were in the middle of an electrical referb so all the corridors were filled with protective carpeting, hanging wires and workers. Rooms could do with AC, it got warm and humid.

Nice hotel on the edge of the old town (easy to drive to, but still the whole old town is within walking distance). Also near the main train station if you come by train. The hotel has their own (paid) underground parking garage (1 EUR/day cheaper than parking a full day in the nearest parking garage) The building is very beautiful and old even though the cheaper rooms are not of a grand design. Still clean and good rooms though. Ours was with a 'tempur' style mattress and bath tub. Refrigerator in the room but no water kettle. There is a coffee/tea machine in the lobby though. I can imagine that the rooms are hot in the summer (no aircon), but no problem in the winter. We did ask for extra blankets and received them, but they were only needed on the most cold nights. Very good breakfast I would say, compared with similarly priced hotels in Germany.

Everything was nice. Stuff was nice, breakfast was nice, the room was very comfortable.

Bed and comforter were quite comfortable for a good night sleep. Air conditioning was fine.  However, if you don’t own a car, the location is not really good; The hotel is located in an industrial area with many trailers and trucks. The nearest bus stop is situated 10 mins away, so I was pretty anxious to walk to and fro between the bus stop and the hotel, especially when it’s dark. (And the bus comes hourly on weekends.) For the room: It would have been better, if a kettle was provided.