Siedlung Krusenbusch Hotels

"Great location near the train station."

"Room was good, one of the cot "

"Polite staff. Comfortable and quiet rooms. The restaurant is excellent."

"The advert on Hotels.com specifically talks about spa facilities, saunas, massages etc. There are NONE of these available AT the hotel; you have to go half a mile down the road to the local health club (which was amazing, by the way), but cost another £30 or so for the evening. It is misleading to suggest the Hotel itself has these amenities. And the restaurant closed earlier than the host told me. I wouldn't book again."

"A lovely hotel. Rooms were clean and comfortable. Food was delicious - ate breakfast (great buffet and variety) and fabulous lunch too. Staff was very good. Only negative was the WiFi was weak. In this day and age that was disappointing. Overall highly recommend. "

"Beautiful place! Nice, warm clean and cosy. Beautifully decorated for the festive season. Big clean room with very comfortable bed. Good location for a nice stopover not far from the motorway. Just wished we could have stayed longer."

"Did not have breakfast there. TERRIBLE WiFi connection Lampshade near desk has cobwebs on top "

"good service"

"We stayed in a deluxe double which had a view out over the garden and on to the lake. The room was clean and tidy but there are no tra or coffee making facilities in the room. Instead there are some 'refreshment stations' placed in the corridor which work on an honesty system. Whatever you take you keep a note of and then declare it at checkout (I think). We didn't use it but some other guests did, at about 1 in the morning, and made a great deal of noise - not ideal. However, not the fault of the hotel really, but just worth being aware of. There is a big car park opposite the hotel, so parking is easy. Breakfast was good, although we did have to hunt for bowls or plates which were not placed close to where you might need them. The terrace and garden are lovely to walk around and it is only a short walk through the garden to the lake."