Hotel Adler - Weil am Rhein

We arrived after an unplanned 800km trek on the Autobahn, and were greeted by a busy but very friendly staff. The beer was oh-so-cold. The rooms were large and well-equipped. Dinner was tasteful (we had steaks and schnitzels). And breakfast the enxt morning was excellent. All in all a great place to spend a night!

Relatively easy to find. Good location for springboard to other locations. I liked the church bells. Clean and comfortable. Breakfast was okay. Some staff were friendly, others a bit stand offish. We were in the annexe so had no difficulty with access. Facilities are slightly sparse. Limited breakfast and bar closes early for a hotel. Cleaners a bit hasty in coming into the room on all days.

We enjoyed our stay at the Adler hotel and enjoyed very much our dinner at the hotel restaurant

I hate to leave bad reviews to friendly hard working people but future travelers will need to know about a few problems they may have at this place. While very clean and full of historic charm, this place sits right on a fairly busy street and is also a home to a busy restaurant. Up to about 11 am the noise and smoke from the restaurant was right up in our room. The street traffic somewhat subsided by midnight but the town bell still rang every hour, not even a hundred meters from the hotel. That was probably the worst part of our stay. Because there was no AC or wall fan in the room, we had to leave the windows open and the noise from the bell every hour and occasional traffic literally kept us awake all night. The room, while clean, is very small and very basic, no fridge or tea/coffee maker. Bathroom , while clean, is very dated, with swing out glass door over the bathtub, minimal amount of water from the shower and difficult to adjust hot/cold water. Its also very narrow, for an average person its hard to walk in and not run into a countertop or glass shower door. Internet was literally non existent. It worked for two minutes and then dropped, we played with it and had to use our iphones as mobile hot spots for laptop. Hair dryer in the bathroom didnt work either.

I hate to leave bad reviews to friendly hard working people but future travelers will need to know about a few problems they may have at this place. While clean and full of historic charm, this place sits right on a fairly busy street and is also a home to a busy restaurant. Up to about 11 am the noise and smoke from the restaurant was right up in our room. The street traffic somewhat subsided by midnight but the town bell still rang every hour, not even a hundred meters from the hotel. That was probably the worst part of our stay. Because there was no AC or wall fan in the room, we had to leave the windows open and the noise from the bell every hour and occasional traffic literally kept us awake all night. The room, while clean, is very small and very basic, no fridge or tea/coffee maker. Bathroom , while clean, is very dated, with swing out glass door over the bathtub, minimal amount of water from the shower and difficult to adjust hot/cold water. Its also very narrow, for an average person its hard to walk in and not run into a countertop or glass shower door. Internet was literally non existent. It worked for two minutes and then dropped, we played with it and had to use our iphones as mobile hot spots for laptop. Fan in the bathroom didnt work either.

Lovely property and very helpful staff. The breakfast is great 👍

Adler was a beautiful hotel in an iconic, quiet neighborhood but it was a little short on cafes, restaurants and shops and it’s hard to get into Basel downtown from there. It took me over a hour to get to the downtown train station and Swiss phones don’t work in Germany so navigation was challenging.

Both rooms and restaurant are of good quality. The restaurant’s menu is great but the 100 cl wines are too expensive which makes price-quality very unbalanced and the final financial result staggering. Our table waitress was professional but her male colleague was too pushy and dominant and really knew how to temper our enjoyment.