Würzburg: i migliori hotel con palestra

What a great little hotel! I stayed here for 5 nights in October. My room was good for a single person. It might be a tighter fit for 2. My room was tiny. The bed was quite comfortable, considering others I've slept on in Germany. The pillows were pretty good. a full length mirror, a TV, and a wire rack to hang clothes. I was OK with it because I didn't want to hang out in my room. No coffee maker, no refrigerator. My room was very quiet. The bathroom is one of those that has a shower in the corner. Not a separate shower. The floor gets wet no matter how you hard you try. The curtain just isn't big enough. Another annoyance. The bathroom light was on automatic, so if you rose in the middle of the night to use it (jet lag anyone)? the light turns on automatically super bright, like those at a football stadium. It's hard to resume sleep after that. Breakfast was included and it was a pretty good selection. The usual Euro fare, meats, cheese, etc. lots of bread, eggs, bacon, and a wide selection of cereals. There is a bar there, though small and they will cook a decent burger or quick food upon request. The Hotel is very new and clean. A younger crowd stays there, but it's not uncomfortable if you're older. The staff were all very pleasant and accommodating. They spoke English well and I heard other languages also. It is within walking distance of the Old Town although its a longer walk so be prepared. Lots of restaurants and other things to do and see are also within walking distance. Wurzburg is a beautiful city and you could do a lot worse than the Moxy.

Was here for a short stay. But the services are wonderful, the room are superb, all necessary things like kettle, ironing board, welcome gifts are there. Spaces to do some works, chill out and drinks coffee are good too! Best hospitality! Would definitely come again. The bus stop is just right in front of the hotel if you come from the Central Station direction. But the bus stop to go in the oposite direction is a like 300m you have to walk a bit.

Typical Maritim hotel. We stayed in a Family suite which was newly renovated and in the far corner of the hotel. The room had a great view of the river and castle and was quiet, all inclusive mini-bar is also a plus which I think is only for the suites. Downside was the bathroom, blocked showerhead and broken shower rail were fixed as soon as we made the FD aware about it, black mold and fluctuating water temp could not be resolved. don't wash your hands or flush the toilet if your partner is in the shower as the water will run very hot, actually it did if if the other rooms were using the water. We were comped the two days parking to make up for this which accepted. The pool is nice but you walk though the service area to get to is which is a bit disconcerting. This also where the entrance to the car park is. A few things about truth in advertising, the hotel claims 2 restaurants and a bar, in fact is has a buffet restaurant which does a decent breakfast and very limited (as in 3 choices for mains) for dinner. Room service menu seemed more extensive although we didn't order from it not sure why the same is not offered in the 1 and only restaurant. There is no bar! Location is about a 10 min walk from the old town and I suggest you walk along the river as the other route is not the most attractive. Hotel is catered towards conference and bus groups but the prices were fair.

Grattacielo albergo di grandi dimensioni a non grande distanza dal centro. Camere abbastanza grandi, pulitissime, un po' claustrofobiche per la mancanza di finestre apribili. Colazione con grande scelta di vivande. Ascensori mal programmati che costringono talvolta a lunghe attese. Consigliato a chi vuole ammirare le meraviglie del Tiepolo (20 minuti a piedi).

Il nuovo hotel, il letto perfetto, i mobili molto bello. Un bicchiere d'acqua, una coca e succo di mela era nel minibar gratuitamente. Tuttavia, 2 km fuori dalla città, ma lo sapevo. Parcheggio in fronte all'hotel. Il colazione era buono, ma era un colazione corona, il che significava che dovevi aspettare il cibo alla tavola. Purtroppo, i camerieri non ci vedevano (stressati?) così dovevamo chiedere due o tre volte per tutto.