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Explore 20 hotels in Nürnberg, Germany. Roomza scores every room so you can skip the guesswork and book with confidence.
Hotel FIVE
Rooms vary wildly in size and comfort. The AC buzzes and street noise filters in from cobblestones outside. Staff and food are excellent. Major warning: the front desk closes at 11pm with no clear notice, and management refuses refunds for missed check-ins.
Karl August - a Neighborhood Hotel
Karl August gives you a spacious, clean, modern room in the city center near the Christmas market. Staff are welcoming, breakfast is high quality, and the lobby feels like a comfortable living room. Rooms lack in-room coffee, but you get free coffee downstairs.
Hotel Victoria
Rooms are small but spotless with comfortable beds and quiet surroundings. Staff treats guests warmly and breakfast impresses with varied food and special touches. The location near the old town and train station makes exploring easy.
Adina Apartment Hotel Nuremberg
Spacious apartment-style rooms with washing machines, modern bathrooms, and working kitchens sit in a great location near the old town and train station. Breakfast tastes good but costs extra. Housekeeping only happens every third day unless you pay for daily cleaning, and basic maintenance issues sometimes go unfixed.
SORAT Hotel Saxx Nuremberg
Spacious, clean rooms overlook the main square and Christmas market perfectly. Great location puts restaurants and sights steps away. Staff are friendly but nickel and dime guests on coffee and perks. Doors slam loudly and the lounge charges for everything.
Five Reasons
Clean, well-maintained rooms with sturdy beds, good showers, and useful amenities like lockers and shared kitchen. Street noise from the U-Bahn and traffic can disturb sleep. One minute walk to the station and close to the old town.
Sheraton Carlton Hotel Nuernberg
Staff consistently excel with exceptional service. Rooms are spacious and clean but some feel outdated for a five-star property. The location near the train station works well, the breakfast impresses most guests, and the spa and pool are solid perks.
The Cloud One Hotel Nürnberg
Rooms are small and basic but clean with comfortable beds and good soundproofing. The rooftop bar has great city views. Location next to the train station is excellent. Front desk service varies wildly from helpful to rude and unprofessional, and staff sometimes struggle to answer phones.
Leonardo Royal Hotel Nürnberg
Spacious, clean, quiet rooms with comfortable beds near the train station. Expect modern decor and good facilities, but rooms run cold and bathroom privacy is poor due to semi-transparent doors. Staff quality varies significantly, and the price is high for what you get.
Novotel Nuernberg Centre Ville
Rooms are modern, spacious and clean with comfortable beds, but expect train station noise if you face the HBF. Staff service is inconsistent—breakfast refills run smoothly but check-in and dietary accommodations can be poor. The location near Old Town works well for sightseeing.
Holiday Inn Nürnberg City Centre by IHG
The hotel has spacious rooms, good breakfast, and helpful staff, but it sits in a loud red light district where noise from clubs and street activity keeps guests awake at night. Cleanliness issues include dusty AC vents that trigger allergies and outdated furnishings. Location near Christmas markets works well if you ignore the neighborhood chaos.
Holiday Inn - the niu, Leo Nuremberg by IHG
Staff like Adrienn deliver exceptional service, but rooms have real problems: AC doesn't work well, beds are firm with thin pillows, and you pay €50 extra for basic dishes. Breakfast costs €19 and disappoints. Location near transit is convenient.
Premier Inn Nürnberg City Centre Hotel
The hotel sits minutes from the train station in a quiet area with decent rooms, though they run small with few outlets and no fridge or AC. Staff quality varies wildly from rude and unhelpful to exceptionally friendly and attentive. Parking is expensive and tight if you drive.
Premier Inn Nürnberg City Opernhaus Hotel
Rooms are basic and minimal with firm mattresses and slow drains. Most guests praise the excellent location near the old city and friendly staff, but cleanliness varies wildly and parking is unreliable. You get what you pay for at this budget hotel.
B&B HOTEL Nürnberg-City
Rooms are clean and comfortable with decent space for families, but expect thin walls and minimal outlets. Showers sometimes leak and bathrooms lack hot breakfast options. Staff is helpful, location beats other German hotels at similar prices, and the metro stop outside makes getting around easy.
Living Hotel Nürnberg
Rooms are spacious with pantries, balconies, and comfortable beds. Staff consistently impress guests. Road noise can be loud at night, so bring earplugs. Breakfast offers good variety with vegetarian options. The location near the S-Bahn and U-Bahn gets you around easily.
Premier Inn Nuernberg City Nordost Hotel
Rooms are small but comfortable with good amenities, though soundproofing is poor. Cleanliness is inconsistent—some guests report very clean rooms while others found dirty bedding and towels with stains and hair. Staff quality varies, with mostly friendly help but occasional rudeness.
Le Méridien Grand Hotel Nuremberg
Location beats the hotel itself. Rooms vary wildly in size and quality, thin walls let in street noise and neighbor sounds, and you'll hear trams all night. Breakfast is good, but expect slow check-in and inconsistent hot water.
B&B Hotel Nuremberg Central Station
Rooms are clean, stylish and well equipped with good charging options. Noise from the street and other guests disturbs sleep for some visitors. Staff quality varies, with friendly helpful service from some and rude interactions from others. Location near the station works well for exploring the city.
Leonardo Hotel Nürnberg
Clean spacious rooms in a great central location near the train station, but housekeeping drops the ball on basic requests like changing sheets. Noise bleeds between rooms and squeaky chairs are annoying. Staff stay friendly only if you don't ask them to actually do anything.