Agritourism Trier Hotels

"This is the perfect place to stay when visiting Trier. The view from our rooms was amazing. It was nice to be so close to the Porta Nigra. The breakfast buffet was very good as well. "

"Diverse breakfast options made it a good deal. Very comfortable bed. Nice, new bathrooms. A bit stuffy and the window doesn't open much for air flow. "

"Whilst this is a little walk from Trier station (about half an hour), the hotel is terrific: staff are friendly, the room quality is great and the breakfast was plentiful."

"Everything was perfect "

"Great hotel centrally located in the old town. Short walk to all the sights. Large, beautifully appointed room with superb view. Excellent, thoughtful service from all the staff. Great breakfast. Great restaurant on the first floor was a plus. We were very happy that we found it!"

"I stayed at the hotel for the Luxembourg Remich 70.3 Ironman race. First of all, I spent a relaxed and comfortable two days both at the hotel and at my room. Parking was available with a fee. The staff prepared me a snack box for breakfast upon my request which already made my race morning. They were friendly and showed great hospitality from check-in to check-out. The breakfast itself was also great. I definitely recommend this value of the price hotel."

"The property is by a river. I really enjoyed that. The front desk host was very friendly. The room was quite clean and comfortable. "

"We had a nice experience staying at this hotel. Our hotel room was huge - we were at the Gallery suites. Breakfast was good as well with wide variety of choices.Front desk were also helpful and respectful. I like the location of the hotel because it’s quiet and far from the busy city. Even though it’s not within the city of Luxembourg we preferred that. There is a close by grocery store in that hotel. And what I like the most, public transportation is free for everyone ( for residents and tourists a like ). "

"Lovely hotel with great views. The restaurant and bar was a bit underwhelming as was access to Trier."