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"I always come back because I know what I’m getting. it is a quiet location and a quiet hotel. However, I always prefer being away from elevators, and this time I was right opposite. Let means that there’s traffic and that people tend to sometimes forget that they can be overheard later at night. But otherwise, a good stay as usual. "

"Nice Hotel, the restaurant is great . Will be back when I come to the area again."

"Easy to find off the highway in a quiet location. Rooms comfortable with good dining and breakfast options. "

"great hotel, we enjoy the view onto the garden, always requesting a top floor room. Good underground car park too. Fine dining outside with view of the garden"

"A stop off point on our journey. A little quiet of the beaten track.. Loved sitting out on the balcony watching everything and nothing at once. Would stay here again."

"Comfortable and a relatively easy walk from the train station. Convenient to the tram and by car also. Great breakfast. Friendly staff. Very nice rooms- only minor complaint was the use of very scented soap and shampoo. All in all very nice hotel."

"A wonderful hotel with a view that could not be matched in the area. The room was comfortable and the air conditioning was a godsend as it was quite warm outside. The view from the terrace should not be missed. The property is a stone’s throw from old castle ruins (free) and an underground sandstone quarry (there is an admission fee), as well as a short walk from the old town. Full disclosure: the hotel is on the top of a hill. While the walk into town was all downhill and relatively easy, the walk back up to the hotel could be viewed as somewhat strenuous."

"Nice hotel close to centre"

"Just back from a visit to Idar-Oberstein. Parking was easy, I arrived after 10pm so reception was closed but a staff member was able to quickly get me checked in. Room was perfect for my stay. Hotel is close to the Felsenkirche and castles. The Norma shop is 2 minutes walk away and there are several places to eat in the square."