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This hotel is a travel to the past, because it keep the vintage feeling of the grand hotels from old times, but it doesn't mean things are old - things are well kept or renewed (smart TVs with Netflix and etc). On the weekend we've been there (Easter), everything was working perfectly: the 2 restaurants, bar, gym, sauna, pool. The boat to see Loreley is just by the door. If I have to highlight 2 tops, would be: the great service offered by the staff (specially in the restaurant and bar) and the prices: everything has a fair to low price (like drinks for 1 euro in the minibar or super breakfest for only 11). Definitely recommended.

Whenever I travel to Mainz I try to stay at this hotel. It is not too big, has friendly service, is centrally located and most rooms have been recently refurbished. The breakfast buffet is very nice and tasty although there seems to be slightly less choice of food then they used to have a couple of years ago. The menu of the restaurant could be a little more comprehensive as well. Unfortunately, the hotel does not have a spa area.

Our 2-night stay was perfect! Check in and out was quick and efficient, the hotel is one of the best placed motorsport hotels in the world, being situated on the main straight of the Nurburgring Grand Prix circuit, plus it is very close to the village of Nurburg and the infamous Nordschleife, the historic motor racing circuit which covers over 13 miles and can be driven in your own car for a reasonable fee. The hotel is v-clean and comfortable, as are the rooms and bathroom, with all mod cons and facilities. The inclusive breakfast is vast and of a good quality, with enough choice to suit everyone. Parking is taken care of in a huge underground car park. We love the Dorint, we have stayed there before and will come back again, but please install some electric kettles so us Brits can enjoy a cup of tea or coffee!!!

Generally delightful; booked a deluxe room with a view of the Rhine. Do note that such a room will be assigned to a Villa which is adjacent to the actual Rheinfels castle itself. Stepping into the room for the first time, I couldn't help but smile widely and that led to a "Whoaaa" when I checked out the view of the Rhine valley from the balcony. Delightful stay, friendly receptionist except hampered somewhat by the staff at the restaurant. I was ignored by the restaurant staff at dinner time and made to feel rather ridiculous and embarrassed standing at the entrance for a good 10 min. Approached 2 or 3 wait service staff initially and they kept saying that I had to check with the restaurant manager who was nowhere to be seen apparently. Decided to put my foot down eventually and said, "I have been waiting for about 10 minutes and I really just want to eat." Only then did one of the waitresses guide me to a table (albeit being rather isolated from the rest of the dinner crowd), all this while apologizing profusely. Requests to be shifted to another table closer to the livelier dinner crowd was met with initial hesitation, with the waitress saying that she had to check with her "restaurant manager" first. At that point in time I wondered if I wasn't being taken seriously because I was the only solo diner and probably the youngest in the restaurant. But it all worked fine eventually, and the food was no doubt among the best that I've had in Germany. Was charged a "business facilities" fee of EUR16 which I had no idea what it was for. Nevertheless, this is a hotel that you would surely want to consider if you'd like to spend a day or two indulging right by the Rhine valley, in a charming, quaint town like St. Goar.

Our stay was functional and pleasant. It is one of the first hotels in Germany that we have stayed atvrecently where the receptionist spoke English quite well. What staff friendliness is concerned we had mixed experiences. At check in the receptionist was very friendly and helpful. At check out the receptionist was not at all friendly. During breakfast we missed the interaction with the person serving. There was no friendly smile to be seen or a friendly word spoken. You can have a great check in experience but if the breakfast and check out experience is bad, this sticks most to the guests mind. This is a shame! The other thing worth mentioning is the terrible internet connection we had.

This hotel is supposed to be 4-stars but the room we got was awful because the air conditioner didn't work. We arrived close to midnight and the room was so hot with the fan and a/c running. The a/c machine is old so by the time we got to our room it was heating up the whole room instead of cooling it. I had hoped my experience would be different from those who were here in 2015, but no. We were supposed to stay 2 nights but we couldn't take the heat so we just checked out after 1 night and drove back home for 3 hours. The location is convenient, but when it's 36 degrees C outside and there is no a/c working inside, it is a nightmare.

We spent one night here on a car trip of Europe, it is very easy to find, had free parking and free internet. The staff were extremely helpful and provided a map and timetable for buses into the city centre. We had both dinner and breakfast in the restaurant, both were excellent, the restaurant had locals in it for dinner, this is always a good sign to me. The decor is a little dated but the rooms are spacious and clean. The bed was very comfortable and everything functioned. There is no air-conditioning but the room was no hot so it may not need it at all. A enjoyable stay and I have already recommended the hotel to friends.

The staff members were excellent in responding to our needs especially the reception personnel. Yvonne dealt with us more than once despite our not speaking German, she was very patient. David Dettinger at the swimbadd made our experience memorable because he spoke good English and answered all our questions. Breakfast was excellent. The free train cards to Dernau and back were truly appreciated. My only complaint is the hair dryer is antiquated: needs to be replaced. Our view from room 445 was magnificent, but the party at the Kurhaus was too loud.

Dunhoff hotel- Nice , clean a little bit old , excellent buffet breakfast , satisfactory service .. Excellent location! less than ten minute walk to the Speyer cathedral & a major museum ; less than 15 minute walk to the residence of our friends , the church , where St Edith Stein used to the pray & the school where she used to teach, & the river Rhine ; less than a 20 minute leisurely walk to St Joseph's church; less than 10 minute walk to fantastic restaurants & the shopping areas ; What a blessing ! What a wonderful experience !

The hotel is not worth the money. Bathroom doesnt have any amenities such as tooth brush or shaving sets or shower cap. When working at the room, I got 4 times disturbed by the maid. There is no sign you can hang out at the door. Breakfast isnt served. Even the table you have to prepare by yourself. The waiter looked rather unfriendly when I asked for coffee. I would expect more attention to details.

We arrived at the hotel very late due to flight times and transfers, the hotel was locked but we were greeted very soon by the proprietor who was very pleasant and showed us to our rooms. From the outside the hotel looks very inviting and has a lovely surrounding area.The rooms were very quiet and pleasant.there were toiletries and even a hairdryer I will not pack mine next time as it makes your suitcase lighter!! Breakfasts were presented beautifully and there was plenty of it.we had dinner in the hotel one night which was exquisite, there was a wonderful ambience. Due to work commitments I did not find time to use pool and facilities but I will definately return soon for a few days holiday. I would recommend this hotel to my friends.