The location is great, the staff are friendly, breakfast is good, and the room has a spacious bathroom. The garage offers a secure bike parking spot. Nothing negative.
Colette3 weeks ago
★★★·Nuremberg·8.5
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Hotel Elch, a family‑run inn in Nuremberg’s castle district, sits between Weinmarkt and Neutor beside St. Sebald Church. Housed in a 1342 timber‑framed building, rooms blend historic charm with modern amenities, featuring flat‑screen TVs and minibars. Guests enjoy daily buffet breakfasts, free WiFi, nearby motorways within 15 km, and complimentary parking.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The location is great, the staff are friendly, breakfast is good, and the room has a spacious bathroom. The garage offers a secure bike parking spot. Nothing negative.
Colette·3 weeks ago
This charming historic hotel sits almost right in the middle of the old town, which is perfect and the parking is a bonus. We only used the hotel for a night and it was flawless. The attached restaurant looked interesting, but we wanted something more authentic German. The room faced the street, where there was the expected evening bustle, which didn’t bother us but is something to be aware of if you’re sensitive to street noise. Overall, it was absolutely perfect. The air‑conditioning unit was a bit odd because it was a floor model that didn’t really blend into the building, but given the historic setting and the restrictions that come with it, it worked fine – I just didn’t like it, it was a little unusual but functional.
Johnny·A month ago
The room, the hotel’s proximity to Nuremberg’s centre, and the very helpful staff made for an exceptional stay. No complaints.
William·A month ago
Excellent location, central and quiet. The staff were very friendly.
Horst·A month ago
Central location. The air‑conditioner in the attic room was noisy with creaking sounds. Breakfast (16 € per person) was overpriced. The hotel‑assigned parking (20 €) was also overpriced. I’ve stayed there four times already. The price‑value ratio used to be better.
Gerhard·A month ago