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Our top choices for Northern Black Forest hostels

1. WG-Hostel

Baiersbronn

VARALAKSHMI

P4,157 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 30 - Aug 31

2. Gaestehaus Kaiserpassage - Hostel

Karlsruhe City Centre

Michael

P4,344 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 11 - Sep 12

3. The People - Strasbourg - Hostel

Krutenau

Amanda

P5,194 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 27 - Sep 28

4. Auberge de Jeunesse HI Strasbourg

Port du Rhin

Jacob

P4,260 total

includes taxes & fees

Sep 11 - Sep 12

5. a&o Stuttgart City - Hostel

Stuttgart-Nord

Jon

P3,424 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 30 - Aug 31

6. Ciarus - Hostel

Quartier de la Gare

ALONA

P7,024 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 30 - Aug 31

7. Le Patron Hotel

Lahr

P12,975 total

includes taxes & fees

Aug 30 - Aug 31

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Top Northern Black Forest Hotel Reviews

Aqua Aurelia Suitenhotel an den Thermen

10/10 Excellent

"Room was clean and spacious. I liked the bathrobe ready to go. Staff was helpful and friendly. Parking was directly below. We didn't try breakfast but it looked nice. We really enjoyed the retractable window covers and the cold AC because it was rather hot and uncomfortable in the town. The underground passage to the bath was also very nice. Overall, nice stay. We needed a little extra breathing room, so that was nice to have , especially as a person with disabilities. Didnt notice a ton of amenities, except little things like the window coverings and location of lights- that was a big help because the buses go up and down the main road."

Schwarzwald Panorama

8/10 Good

"Nice hotel which a great view. Staff were really helpful despite my lack of German, and made everything easy. The score wasn’t perfect because the hotel is slightly dated (although room was good), the sauna is only open in the evening (despite the spa being open all day) and the restaurant only had a buffet (which was ok, but limited). Also, the bar wasn’t open. In summary, nice stay but won’t stay again for my next work trip to the area."

Radisson Blu Hotel, Karlsruhe

8/10 Good

"The hotel is just off the motorway and is quite remote. There is a large car park with electric chargers. There is a 90 minute charging time allowed before idling fees are incurred. Although there was a Dutch non electric car parked in the bay all night blocking the charger and there did not appear to be any attempt to move it. The fee for the car park is displayed at 17Euros. Initially we did not book the parking but were later offered it at 12 Euros which we accepted. There are some free street parking spots around the industrial estates but a lot of the spaces are designated for the workers in the actual units. Apart from the hotel there are no other facilities on site. The rooms are large and have a mini fridge, kettle and tea and coffee facilities but no milk. Comfortable bed but the air con was a little noisy. The town is accessible by walking over the bridge which crosses the motorway - its takes about 15 minutes. There is a beer garden there but it was shut on the Tuesday we were there. There is a supermarket and a small shop which sells beer. It is a good hotel for a one night stopover"

Hotel Quellenhof

8/10 Good

"We were here for just one night. It was a convenient location, and the room was nice and quite spacious, though there was no air conditioning, which was miserable in the summer heat wave. They did provide a fan and the windows open, though they kept blowing shut. The staff seemed like they didn't want to be there, never cracking even so much as a smile. But that ended up being the kind of service we got everywhere in Germany. They have limited on-site parking, which was full, so we were directed to a public lot about 100 yards up the street, which was easy & convenient enough."

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