Euro Park Hotel Hennef
Reutherstrasse,1a-c, In the city center, Hennef, NA 53773, Germany
Rating
4
Price Level
$
Rooms
78
Pets
Yes
21
May
Euro Park Hotel Hennef, Hennef
Euro Park Hotel Hennef
This modern 4-star hotel in Hennef is near the A3 motorway offering good links to Cologne and Bonn. WiFi is provided free of charge in the whole hotel.The large rooms at Euro Park Hotel Hennef include an armchair work desk and a private bathroom with shower. All rooms also feature a flat-screen TV with international satellite channels.The Euro Hotel is 2 minutes from the A3 and A560 motorways. It is a 20-minute drive from Bonn and Cologne/Bonn Airport. Cologne city centre is 30 minutes away.The Restaurant Si(e)gnum serves regional German and international specialities. The Sunrise cocktail bar is open 24 hours a day.
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Overall
Very Good
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Customers Review
Location 3.7
Cleanliness 4.2
Comfort 3.8
Neighborhood 3.4
Amenities 4.5
Condition 3.9
Recomendation 77.8%
“Pretty solid hotel; it feels a bit more like three stars, but the service is good and there's no specific thing to complain about. Rooms are decent, the beds are pretty good, the bathroom is decently sized and furnished. It's a bit out of the way if you don't have a car, but you can easily get to Bonn or other nearby locations if you have one.”
— Tobias “towo” Wolter
“Very dated and expensive for what is delivered. The rooms while clean are very basic and furnished with very old fittings.
The food is also very limited in range and ‘satisfactory’ in terms of quality.
The lady who checked me in was very pleasant and helpful as were the restaurant team. Most of the others seemed annoyed that I was bothering them.”
— Michael Hogburn
