Find hotels near Rhenish Iron Art Casting Museum, Bendorf from NT$1,082

"Clean rooms, comfortable beds and pillows. It is a budget stay with bare rooms. No kettle. There was no curtain or window cover in the bathroom, while there were no closeby windows I was still a little concerned about people seeing in after a shower. "

"Beautiful hotel with amazing view of the Rhine river. It has a nice pool and a sauna complementary for guests. "

"Staff was oke."

"Clean room friendly staff. Breakfast need an improvement! "

"Beautiful facility, very clean, organized, very good breakfast, convenient parking just in front, great restaurant."

"The hotel was clean, the rooms were very comfortable, and the breakfast selection was good. The only drawback was the poor sound insulation—mainly through the doors—which led to an uncomfortably early wake-up as other guests departed and children began playing around 6h00 a.m. If this can be improved, I would certainly highly recommend the hotel"

"This is my goto for stays in Koblenz. Yea, its like a 20 min drive...but it is worth it! The rooms have been upgraded since the last time I was here. They look great. The breakfast buffet is just as I remember it...legendary. The surroundings are serene. Leave your window open and fall asleep to the babbling brook. Never hit the spa yet, but it looks comprehensive. Maybe next time! "

"Whilst the rooms had been recently refurbished and were in good condition, the reception area and lobby/ breakfast room were under renovation and completely unusable. We were notified of the works only two days before our stay by email. No details of the consequences of the renovation works were communicated, and the term for cancellation had expired, so we felt we had to attend. The consequences were that there was no breakfast service as advertised, WiFi was only available on the ground floor outside the building, as the necessary infrastructure had not yet been installed to provide WiFi in the bedrooms. Obviously there was no lobby to relax in, and during the day the place was swarming with workmen also in the areas which needed to be used by guests, such as the staircase. As the hotel is situated in a strange mixture of industrial units and retail outlets we had to drive to a bakery to have breakfast. Tea/ coffee making facilities as in British hotels were not offered. In view of the reduction in services offered compared to those advertised and the late notification of the renovation works without giving any details, we feel somewhat deceived, and we think that as a gesture of goodwill some compensation should have been offered. Naturally there is no easy way of enforcing this with the German equivalent of Trading Standards, but in Britain we would definitely have made a report. "