MOTEL ONE SAARBRUCKEN

We have stayed at several Motel One hotels, the first time here in Saarbrücken. The hotel is centrally located, right at the entrance to the old town and opposite the Staatstheater. Although there is only a small hotel underground car park, within walking distance in the underground car park of the Staatstheater you will also find an underground car park for the same price. The hotel room was Motel One-typical, maybe a bit small but quite modern with a certain chic. The hotel staff were very nice and attentive. Even in the late evening, after 11 p.m., you can get a beer, a glass of wine or very delicious cocktails in the well-attended bar. Breakfast was perfectly adequate but rather average. We always like to come to hotels in the Motel One chain, because here you know what you get.

All the staff, including Housekeeping, were exceptionally friendly and helpful. The view from our room was onto the main street, and we could see the old castle, church and the Christmas Ferris Wheel. Breakfast was always delicious. The room itself was very comfortable, including the bed. One thing I have to mention is that there are two separate doonas (duvets) on the bed...which is great when one partner likes to hog the "blankets" at night-time. The hotel was close to everything. I was able to order a lactose free hot chocolate, (which certainly made my day!) downstairs. The drinks list, and the wine list are great, covering a variety of drinks for all. Will definitely come back and stay here next time

Motel One Saarbrücken has modern and functional facilities that are similar/identical to other hotels in the group. It is located almost directly on the pedestrian zone with many restaurants in the immediate vicinity. Rooms and bathrooms are modern, the beds comfortable. Breakfast is characterized by many organic products. Coffee and juices are very good and much better than in far more expensive hotels. From the price-performance ratio, Motel One Saarbrücken is top! The weak point is the small number of parking spaces in the underground car park. Around 18:00, the chance to find a parking space here is zero. This is especially a problem as the nearest public car park at the Staatstheater is already longer and also out of operation during our visit.