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Top Langenfeld Hotel Reviews
Premier Inn Düsseldorf City Friedrichstadt
8/10 Good
"Great location and clean room. However the air conditioning was not cooling at all, we had to sleep with the window opened but the trains were passing right next to us, so we were debating between noise and temperature."
Hotel Mondial am Dom Cologne - MGallery
8/10 Good
"Clean place, perfect location. The guy at check in was very rude."
Clayton Hotel Düsseldorf City Centre
10/10 Excellent
"This hotel it’s in a great location and so well kept. We enjoyed our stay very much."
Mauritius Hotel & Therme
10/10 Excellent
"Good place, good location good price."
Novotel Köln City
10/10 Excellent
"Very tidy hotel with friendly and helpful staff."
Steigenberger Hotel Köln
10/10 Excellent
"A terrific hotel and an amazing staff."
AMERON Köln Hotel Regent
8/10 Good
"Lovely hotel, location fine, parking easy. Decent bar area. Only criticism is the self check in desk is a bit inefficient. Had two staff who could have done the check in, in seconds, stood there watching us fumble around. Self check in should exist for when staff aren’t around (late arrivals) or away from the mann check in desk to make more “slots available” during peak times. Having 3 computers and 2 staff telling people how to use the computers and not able to check you in on their own computer is just silly. We also had to queue to check out to get parking validated, which seems like something a computer system you had to use to pay for parking could have done during check in… didn’t ruin the stay but several of our party commented on how woefully inefficient the existing process is."