Dormero Hotel Worms ★★★

Weingut Sandwiese Winzerhotel ★★★★

"Helt precis hotell , vackra rymliga rum och relativt lugnt beläget. Hotellet har också en trevlig vinbar och restaurang. Restaurang är inte i egen förvaltning som du för övrigt inte märker något, kommunikationen går smal.Maten är underbart färsk, saladen som du är van vid dem i Tyskland är smakfullt knarkig.Frukost var omfattande och smakfullt med olika kaffe. Vi har en bra natt. Minpunkten tyckte vi att du inte kan gå någonstans lika trevligt, i närheten finns verkligen ingenting på Schloss Herrsheim. Den renoveras för övrigt. Worms ligger 8 km bort och för vinfreaksen ligger alla GG vingårdar på ett trevligt avstånd."

Asgard Hotel ★★★

"GOOD LOCATION BUT LIMITED SVC"

Am Schlosspark ★★★

"⭐☆☆☆☆ (1/5) En av de mest besvikna hotellupplevelser jag någonsin gjort. Jag hade en bekräftad online-checkning med rumsnummer och åtkomstkod. På ankomstdagen fick jag telefonsamtal vid 11:30 att jag skulle få ett annat rum. Den nya åtkomstkoden försäkrades, men aldrig skickades. Efter 2,5 timmars vägledning stod jag utanför hotellet vid 00:40 på natten utan åtkomst. Trots flera samtal och e-post var ingen tillgänglig, ett nödnummer fanns inte. I denna situation var jag tvungen att kontakta till och med polisens chef Worms vid 01:39. Därefter var jag tvungen att kontakta omkring 15 hotell, många var bokade. Slutligen hittade jag ett ersättningshotell och jag var tvungen att åka dit i 25 minuter på natten. Det var särskilt belastande att jag samma dag fick bli läkare 24-Stunden-Dienst och att jag knappt hade återhämtning från händelsen. Min byrå har diskuterat händelsen med hotellet. Tyvärr har bara den ursprungliga övernattningstidningen avbrutits. Ett annat ansvar eller rimlig ersättning har inte tagits över av hotellet. Fel kan hända – men hur man hanterar fel visar kvaliteten på ett hus. Jag har inte kännt mig allvarlig i denna situation och har tillfälligt känt att jag har lämnats ifred med mitt problem. Jag kan inte rekommendera detta hotell mer."

Altes Ruderhaus ★★★

"I chose to stay overnight at the Altes Ruderhaus in Worms on a journey south to Austria. I thought it would give an opportunity to have a quick look at this historic city. It sits on the bank of the Rhine and its website showed a very attractive restaurant. The first slight alarm bell rang on receiving an email a couple of weeks before leaving home saying that check-in at Reception was only available from 3.00pm to 4.00pm. After that my key would be left in a key safe and I was given a code number to access it if necessary. As I expected to arrive by 3.00pm this didn't unduly worry me. In the end, after a careless navigation error in Worms, I arrived at about 3.25. The lady from Reception was already putting room keys into the external key safe. I told her who I was and she extracted my key and pointed to my room. I asked if I could reserve a table to eat later on but was told the restaurant was a separate business and I would have to go to them to make a booking. The "hotel" is in the style of what I would call an "American Motel" - a two storey building with each room opening onto an outside walkway that runs along the front of the building and accessible to the public. Apart from the fact that the room opened directly into a public outdoor area, it was quite comfortable and well appointed - fine for an overnight stop - but with no inside public areas such as a lounge or a residents' bar. But by the time I had settled in and was venturing out to make a table reservation, the lady from reception was already disappearing at speed down the path to the car park to drive off. Reception was closed. There was nothing anywhere giving any information about Worms or how to get around. (I have subsequently discovered that there is a bus route that could have been very handy.) I saw the following morning when checking out in Reception that there were a few leaflets but obviously you couldn't get them when Reception was closed. This lack of information, and the very hot temperature that afternoon meant that the planned visit to the historic centre was abandoned in favour of a shorter stroll along the banks of the Rhine in the vicinity of the hotel. I did indeed eat in the restaurant that evening, though the people running it said there was no need to make a reservation, and while that was in one sense true in that there were always tables available, it meant that by the time I turned up to eat all the outside tables had been taken. The meal was good and the service was attentive and friendly; I felt welcomed. The sleeping block - I find it hard to consider it a hotel - like many others nowadays, is non-smoking. Unfortunately the couple in the next room were smokers so they left their room and stood outside to smoke, which of course was right outside my window because of the style of the hotel with every room opening to the outside. Inevitably my room filled with their smoke. So would I choose go back there? Probably not. The good p"