Puntuación media: 7.6
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Hotel Regina offers pet-friendly accommodation in Darmstadt. All rooms come with a flat-screen TV. Each room has a private bathroom equipped with a bath.
“1. The staff were unfailingly pleasant, efficient and kind. I used their computer several mornings to quickly check emails, or for tourist/transit information, and they always obliged me. Although my German and their English weren't always the best, we still managed just fine.
2. The breakfast room is a cheerful place on the ground floor, and tables were always laid with tablecloths and a fresh flower.
The breakfast, as promised, was very good. Among the items offered were: smoked salmon; many different deli meats and cheese; liverwurst paste; sliced cucumbers, red bell peppers and tomatoes; strawberry, raspberry and 'forest fruits' (Waldfruchten) jams in bowls, plus others in the usual plastic serving portions; horseradish sauce; and margarine and butter for putting on the various breads and buns. Yoghurts, fresh fruits (whole and cut up), were also avialable. As well, there was orange juice, fruit punch, tea, coffee, water and milk to drink. A hot egg (usually close to hard-boiled) and a personal coffee carafe would be brought as soon as you arrived in the breakfast room. Anything that ran out was immediately topped up.
3. The bedroom and bathroom were always spotless. The duvets and pillows were relentlessly fluffed. Even if I'd folded my duvet in their usual fashion, it would be redone. Towels were replaced frequently, sometimes even if we hadn't requested that.
4. The bed was a genuine double or queen mattress, not just two singles placed together as is often the case in German hotels. The curtains are quite sufficient to block most of the light at night. There was a spare blanket and pillow in the wardrobe.
5. Either one block or four blocks to public transit, depending on which one you wanted to catch. The trams are frequent enough that between the #1, 3, 6, 7 or 8 you could usually find something fairly quickly in the morning. At night, most runs are only every half hour.”
