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พรีเมียร์ อินน์ เอสเซน ซิตี้ ลิมเบกเกอร์ พลาทซ์

"This hotel is conveniently located just outside Essen center, only a short walk from Limbecker Platz. A public covered car park is round the corner, connected internally to the hotel lobby by a short corridor. The staff is polite and efficient. The rooms are clean and spacious. Ideal for visiting Essen center on foot. This summary sounds like going to a four point rating. Yet I have two issues with the hotel, causing a three point rating. The first issue is that the beds were very uncomfortable, a bit like a "torture chamber special". Secondly, I was disappointed that there was no discount on the parking garage tariff for hotel guests. But, as sleeping quality is a very personal experience, you may disregard this point and read a four point rating instead."

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"เป็นการพักที่ดี อาหารเช้าก็ดี"

Stadt-Gut-Hotel Rheinischer Hof

"Very friendly reception, we were allowed to enter a very clean room at 12.00 hour. We found a spacious box, a cozy bed and a simple but functional, small bathroom. There was a water cooker, tea, coffee and a “Welcome bottle of water. Although we lived a room on the street, there was no noise to hear in the 2nd floor of street noise. There is no lift, The staff offers help to carry the bag in the room. The hotel has a fully functioning Wi-Fi. The Rhine courtyard is lovely furnished. Breakfast is exceptionally good, there is everything, what the heart wants, much of the work itself. In addition, lunch packages that we like to take are made available for the home trip, as well as a very good cappuccino to go. Something difficult makes the search for parking, Finally we found a right in front of the entrance door of the hotel. The parking are all free. The metro and bus stations are located near the hotel, 5 minutes walking distance. Rüttenscheid is enchanting, it's worth a evening walk, or a shopping tour in the many small boutiques. One negative note: The hotel is a little bright, but Ohropax you don't really need."