“Wohltuend”
The vibe is special. There were plenty of opportunities to gather outside the rooms in a pleasant setting. The breakfast spread was very appealing, even for vegans. The stay was very soothing.
SabineVor 2 Wochen
Einen Moment…
Würzburg·8.7
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oder tipp es einfach — „um den 20. herum, drei Nächte“
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Located in Würzburg’s historic Zellerau district, Tagungshaus Himmelspforten offers self‑check‑in and modern rooms each featuring a private bathroom with shower, complimentary toiletries, and a hairdryer. Guests enjoy free bicycles for exploring the surrounding cycling routes, while the venue’s tranquil garden setting provides a peaceful retreat for business and leisure travelers.
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Wie Gäste das Haus bewerten, Aspekt für Aspekt.
The vibe is special. There were plenty of opportunities to gather outside the rooms in a pleasant setting. The breakfast spread was very appealing, even for vegans. The stay was very soothing.
Sabine·Vor 2 Wochen
We really liked the location and the ambience.
Ramona·Vor 3 Wochen
Very quiet yet central. Everything was clean and modern, and there were plenty of free parking spots. No TV in the room, only in the common area. The breakfast staff were extremely terse and couldn't even smile.
Martina·Vor 3 Wochen
A beautiful and quiet property with a large garden. Great breakfast with a wide selection. The staff were friendly and very helpful. We’ll definitely return.
Fidelma·Vor 4 Wochen
The venue – Vogel Convention Center (VCC) – is within walking distance. The location is absolutely peaceful – I slept “heavenly.” Unfortunately, it was so long that I missed breakfast. The reception was super friendly and the staff helpful. “Self check‑in” is limited to night hours; the front desk is staffed only during normal business hours. The provided code for opening the gates consists of four digits and a letter (F). The keypad offers no letter input! My instinct was to press the digit 3 at position 5 because that used to allow entering the letter F on older phones. After several failed attempts (even pressing 3 three times, as was once common for F), it didn’t work. Eventually I found the hidden hint that you should press the digit 1 instead of F. That worked. Why give a code with four digits and a letter if you ultimately just enter five digits? They could just send a five‑digit code. Other than that, everything was great!
Hermann·Vor 4 Wochen