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Our top choices for Zeulenroda-Triebes guest houses

1. Pension Eberhart in Treuen

Treuen

Rocky

P4,495 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 14 - Oct 15

A hallway with framed artwork on the walls, a carpeted floor, and a door at the end.

2. Pension Take Off

Gera

ioan stefan

P4,483 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 1 - Oct 2

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Top Zeulenroda-Triebes Hotel Reviews

Best Western Hotel Am Strassberger Tor

8/10 Good

"Very German. No complaints about the room. Breakfast also good"

Mercure Hotel Gera City

8/10 Good

"The Mercure Hotel in Gera was good business and comuter hotel. The surroundings were a bit eerie because a lot the buildings gave off a cold and industrial feel that were remnants from the Soviet Era. The bathtub in my room was a bit high and slipped and hurt myself get out of the high bathtub. The parking was also tricky because the door to the faciity was very quick. The consierges were frendlier and provided me with an iron an ironing board to get prepared for two business meeting in the Gera and Thurigen area later that day."

Promenaden Hotel

8/10 Good

"This is a beautiful old hotel property. It has great bones and the rooms have been updated and modernized nicely. That said, there are some very quirky aspects to the property. Firstly, there is no reception - just an automated machine that provides a key card. This means that there is no one to ask about parking, amenities etc. The second thing is that no one speaks English at all. The cleaning staff was very sweet but could not speak a word. We had to use Google Translate for all interactions including ordering breakfast, asking for towels, etc. Finally, the public spaces are very austere. This seems out of place with the historic hotel. For example, there are just IKEA tables and chairs in the eating area but then there is a large open foyer on the second floor with a grand piano. But there are no chairs or couches in that room. It seems with a bit of TLC this could be a great boutique hotel and cool place to hang out. This is especially true when you consider the location right across the street from the historical theatre where we attended the International Ballet Festival."

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