Altstadt Hotel Glockenhof

Fantastic location. Helpful staff. Lovely outside drinks terrace by the fountain.

Condition of the equipment in the room needs maintenance and updating

Right in the centre of Eltville and above a (lovely) bakery/patisserie. Very comfortable room, very helpful staff and relaxed atmosphere. We loved the breakfast which was served at the table and was very generous.

The location was good and the breakfast was tastey.

The staff were a bit rude and reminded us of check out time while ordering breakfast at 10.15 felt under pressure. There was no interaction - we checked in after 6 and there was no one there. They made us feel rushed for check out and furthermore there was no cleaning of the rooms whatsoever between day 1 and day 2. It felt like they just wanted the money and that was that.

location was amazing! the hotel was clean and very comfortable

Location was fabulous. Heater worked well as it was pretty cold out.

Room and bathroom were very small. We saw a cleaning woman but no other staff.

The town was lovely and the location was great, close to the river

Parking was very difficult. We had to park on a piece of wasteland about a 15 minute walk away. Then we had to navigate the one way system to get back to the hotel. This was ok except that my husband has walking difficulties so had to be dropped off and collected. We were a bit worried about leaving the car. This is not really the fault of the property just unavoidable due to the nature of the old town.

The whole place is really nice, clean and well looked-after. I really enjoyed staying there. It is beautifully and conveniently placed (less than 10 minutes from the train station on foot). The bed is big and comfy. The bathroom has both shower and a big bathtbub. You can go and spend some time on the large balcony, but it was a bit too cold at the time to do so. The rooms are just above a cafe, where you can get some tasty and nicely served breakfast accompanied by a very good coffee or tea.

I had some problems finding the place, not in reality, but on the map, when I arrived at the station. I entered the address and it showed me the same street with the same number but in the other town. Luckily I looked around the station, found the local map and found the place there.