Europa Hotel City Saarbruecken, Saarbruecken

The hotel is conveniently located, just a short walk from the train station and city center. I found the room small but adequate for my one-night stay. While I appreciated the warm welcome, the overall comfort was hindered by some noise from the bed and a broken TV. The cleanliness was decent, but the lack of shower gel was a minor downside, especially for longer stays. Overall, it’s a fair choice for a quick stopover, though perhaps slightly pricey for what you get.

I found this hotel to be a welcoming place after my long journey. The location was perfect for enjoying the quiet I wanted while still being just a short walk from the Weihnacht markets. While the room was small, it met my needs and was clean. However, I missed out on breakfast and was disappointed with the staff's language barrier. Overall, I felt I got good value for the price I paid, despite the minor issues.

I found the hotel very conveniently located, only a short walk from the Christmas markets, which was great. The room was small but served my needs just fine. I appreciated the warm welcome at the front desk, but the Wi-Fi was frustratingly slow, and cleanliness could be improved. Overall, it represented decent value for the money I spent.

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. It was conveniently located, just a quick walk to the train station and Christmas markets, which was a huge plus. The room was small but clean, and the warmth of the staff made my stay more pleasant. However, the Wi-Fi was terrible, and the morning disturbance at 11 a.m. was quite annoying. Overall, it’s decent for a short stay but could use some improvements.

I had a warm welcome at this conveniently located hotel. Although the single room was small, it was clean and met my needs perfectly. The quiet atmosphere was just what I was looking for, and it was only a short walk to the Christmas market. While I missed breakfast due to sleeping in, I felt that the price was reasonable and offered good value. However, I did notice that not all staff were fluent in English, which could be a minor hurdle for some.