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"Great place to stay. Clean, quiet, reasonably priced.. I've arrived late and they've organised for "after hours" check-in easy and trouble free.. Would definitely stay again and recommend to others "

"Great"

"This was a great place to stay and use as a base to travel around the area. The train is very convenient to the property and included parking was a treat. Breakfast was good and rooms were comfortable."

"Lovely hotel as usual clean and staff friendly. Secure underground parking. Nice restaurant and lovely breakfast buffet. Have used several times before and will do again"

"A reasonably priced hotel, competently managed and serviced by just one lovely lady. The room was sparsely furnished with minimal facilities to hang and store clothes, so we lived out of our suitcases, but otherwise perfectly adequate with a comfortable bed. The ensuite bathroom was clean with a well-functioning shower. The continental breakfast was ample with fresh bread rolls and a wide selection of meats and cheeses, as well as a limited number of cereals and fruit. The hotel is situated in the village of Vicht right next to the stream of the same name. The village offers delightful walks in its own right, but is also well situated to explore Aachen, Stolberg, Monschau and the northern Eifel region. Use of a car is desirable to get around, but the village is serviced by public transport. Overall we had a great time."

"Wonderful location and very nice accommodation!"

"Comfortable spacious clean rooms and the bed is very good. All the staff are friendly and helpful. Breakfast has a good self service choice and the breakfast room is bight and comfortable. I definitely would use this hotel again."

"The building is not modern but the room are very clean and the bed are comfortable. I was not sure about very small single duvet but i did not not need a duvet as it was very hot. The room could be better with air condition. which. "

" Beautiful property. Modern rooms. My son loved having a room looking out over the moat!"