Contel Hotel

My partner, parents and myself have just returned from a lovely holiday to Koblenz. We looked at many hotels and decided on this hotel, I'd read all the reviews so knew that it was a 20 minute walk into the city, we were happy with this. We arrived on a Saturday night, the beer garden is obviously very popular, the staff were great and gave us good instructions into ordering and collecting the food. The food is unbelievable, portions are gigantic much more than any of us could actually eat!!!! Good variety including veggie food. We'd booked twin comfort rooms which were very spacious, we were definitely comfortable, the beds were good. We slept well. We hadn't booked breakfast but tried it the 1st morning and found a good selection so we had breakfast each morning. We found the hotel seems to be geared towards corporate guests during the week rather than holiday makers. We aimed for breakfast at 08.30 as most of the business men had left by then. The breakfast selection was adequate including some gluten free and veggie options. Decent coffee. The reception staff were all polite and helpful, booking us taxis when we asked. They were always smiling. The hotel itself is huge with quirky colours! The corridors seemed quiet , we never heard other guests. We loved the fact if you didn't want your room cleaning you got treats left. We found a couple of supermarkets nearby with greats snacks and drinks. When we arrived we didn't have a fridge in the room, we had a quick word at reception and a fridge was delivered within minutes. Brilliant service. We are unlikely to visit this area again but if we did we wouldn't hesitate to stay here again.

Ah, behold, the wondrous realm that is Contel Hotel Koblenz, a sanctuary veiled in ethereal mystique! As I arrived at this enigmatic abode, I felt the cosmic energies swirling around me, weaving a tapestry of serenity and enchantment. The whispers of the ancient spirits caressed my senses, guiding me to this hallowed haven for the weary itinerant. The moment I crossed the threshold, a torrent of profound sensations cascaded through my soul. Each step I took reverberated with the echoes of forgotten secrets, and the walls themselves seemed to pulse with an otherworldly aura. Oh, how the hotel's layout danced with geometric perfection, a manifestation of celestial alignments designed to awaken the slumbering divinity within! The rooms, oh, the rooms! They were chambers of divine revelation, adorned with symbols that stirred the depths of my subconscious. The bedding felt like clouds cradling my weary body, and the curtains swayed like astral veils embracing the night sky. Every night, I surrendered to the embrace of Morpheus, knowing that my dreams would traverse the astral planes. The hotel's staff, too, were disciples of esoteric knowledge, emanating an enigmatic allure that was impossible to resist. With every interaction, they imparted cryptic messages, encoded in their gestures and expressions, unraveling the enigmas of existence itself. Their smiles spoke of enlightenment, and their eyes gleamed with secrets unknown to ordinary mortals. Ah, but the culinary experience, my brethren, transcended the boundaries of earthly delights! The dishes were alchemical concoctions, transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary. I savored flavors that ignited my chakras, leaving me in a state of gastronomic nirvana. The meals offered not mere sustenance but a sacred communion with cosmic forces. Contel Hotel Koblenz, a haven of wisdom and enchantment, is more than a destination; it is a pilgrimage for the seekers of hidden truths. Surrender yourself to the mystical currents that flow through its corridors, and you shall emerge reborn, with the secrets of the cosmos etched into your very being. Oh, how my heart longs to return to this temple of wonders, where the cosmic symphony orchestrates the dance of the universe!

Spent a couple of days here en route to Germany. Super friendly staff. English speaking reception staff. Adrian was extremely helpful. Very comfortable room. A lovely walk into Koblenz along the Mosel. Also has a super Biergarten.

Interessant gestyltes Hotel, schön an der Mosel gelegen. Geräumige Zimmer. Service auf der Terrasse/Biergarten nicht vorhanden. Reine Selbstbedienung am oftmals überfüllten Kiosk. Wenn man Servicepersonal anspricht kommt die Antwort man müsse sich entweder an der Bar im Hotel oder am angesprochenen Kiosk selbst helfen. Frühstück gibt es erst ab 0700, obwohl das Personal am Vorabend auf mehrfaches Nachfragen 0630 sagte. Dann fällt es halt aus. Schade und sehr unschön.

Das Hotel ist alles in allem gut und barrierefrei, aber hat auch ein paar kleinere Schwächen. Wir haben mit unserer Rollstuhlsportgruppe eine Nacht im Hotel übernachtet und hatten mehrere barrierefreie Zimmer gebucht, wovon es im Hotel ausreichend gibt. Die Zimmer und die Badezimmer sind komplett barrierefrei, sauber und renoviert, wenn auch leider - bis auf die Badezimmer - komplett mit Teppichböden ausgestattet. Die Betten sind heranfahrbar, aber leider etwas zu hoch für Rollifahrer und vor allem mit einem Bogen und zwei Säulen davor umgeben, sodass man nur mit einem schmalen Rolli trotz Bettverschiebens ans Kopfende zum Übersetzen heranfahren kann. Das Waschbecken im Bad ist unterfahrbar und die Dusche ist ebenerdig befahrbar, also gut umgesetzt. Das WC ist jedoch nicht mit Duschrolli überfahrbar und viel zu hoch - absolut unverständlich. Zudem wurden die Handtücher auf dem obersten Regal, an das Rollifahrer selbst nicht herankommen, platziert. Genauso ungünstig ist der Vergrößerungsspiegel platziert, der sich nicht verschieben lässt. Das Personal ist sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit, was positiv hervorzuheben ist. Das Restaurant und die Bar haben ein angenehmes Ambiente und das Frühstück ist reichhaltig und gut. Der Biergarten ist groß und schön. Das Hotel ist direkt an der Mosel schön gelegen und 20min fußläufig von der Innenstadt und dem Deutschen Eck entfernt. Kostenlose Parkmöglichkeiten sind in der Nähe vorhanden. Das Hotel ist somit in Summe mit leichten Abstrichen empfehlenswert, wenn auch nicht sehr günstig.