Ringhotel Loews Merkur is set in the heart of Nuremberg, formerly a medieval imperial city, now housing this modern hotel with an imposing white exterior. The German National Museum is a five-minute drive from the property. Well-appointed rooms are lovely and spacious. They include work desks, a comfortable seating space, a minibar, and an en-suite bathroom. Upgraded units add large tubs. Guests are welcome to enjoy a work out at the gym, soak in the sauna, or swim laps in the indoor pool. Additionally, a lounge is the ideal place to relax, read the daily newspaper, or catch up with family via the free Wi-Fi network. Breakfast is 'all-you-can-eat' every morning for an extra fee. The a la carte Pachelbel & Co Restaurant is open for dinner and Mylord is the hotel's cosy lobby bar. The Schauspielhaus Theatre will take about eight minutes to reach from Ringhotel Loews Merkur for those who feel like a brisk walk. Nuremberg Central Station is a five-minute walk.
WiFi in lobby
Free WiFi
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Guests said that one of the main things worth noting about this hotel is its perfect location. It didn't get any better for proximity to the train station, which meant guests not only had a short distance to go when arriving by train, they also had easy access to buses and the U-Bahn. The safe and central location was also within walking distance of attractions.
Well-lit and well cared for rooms made this a preferred overnight stop for many. Several guests declared that this was the hotel for them after encountering the highly sought after mix of great location and nice accommodation. Rooms were spacious by European standards, Wi-Fi was reliable, and beds were comfortable with a nice bathroom to boot.
If you choose to stay for breakfast, guests said that you won't be making a mistake. A good selection of food suited both American and European tastes, and several commented on the standout coffee.
Guests located on certain floors sometimes had the unpleasant task of trying to find their rooms. A complicated maze of corridors often took them up and down stairs before reaching their final destination.
While professional and helpful, guests noticed a number of unsmiling staff members. A bit less formality would have been appreciated by many.
Interiors were considered to be dated by some. If you would rather stay in a trendy design hotel, this might not be the place for you.
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