Hotel Erlenstegen
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 15:30 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 10:30 |
Pets | Pets allowed with an extra charge |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Lift
Fire extinguishers
More about Hotel Erlenstegen
Hotel Erlenstegen
Hotel Erlenstegen is situated in the north-eastern part of Nuremberg, just a 10 minute drive away from the A3 motorway. Guests can enjoy the nearby Lake Wöhrder, which is only 850 metres away from the hotel.
Reviews from 
Business traveller
Comment: 18 May 2025
Stayed in: Oct 2024
Hotel des grauens
Hotel of horror. Worst hotel ever. Goods for the 2024 fair there. We're in a lot of hotels, this was the worst. Bathroom was so dirty you don't dare shower here. Bed ancient, dirt everywhere. Never this hotel again.
Business traveller
Comment: 15 Mar 2025
Stayed in: Mar 2025
Worst hotel ever
Don't go and stay there if you are thinking about your well-being. This hotel was terrible in all senses. It is a little bit far from the city centre and has nothing to be assumed as a good hotel. The temperature inside the room at night dropped to probably minus degrees since they didn't turn on the heating system. Furthermore, they shut down the lift after some hours. Although the hotel is rated for 3 stars, you can assume it as one. Germany is very bad in the hotel and service sector.
Group traveller
Comment: 2 Oct 2024
Stayed in: Oct 2024
Functional, approved just
It is a very basic, unpretentious hotel.
The rooms are spartan and the single beds very small. The bathrooms ñ, especially the showers, very old.
Very normal breakfast for what it costs, 12€.
Mind you, the staff, great! Very willing and Reviewer.
The rooms are spartan and the single beds very small. The bathrooms ñ, especially the showers, very old.
Very normal breakfast for what it costs, 12€.
Mind you, the staff, great! Very willing and Reviewer.
Solo traveller
Comment: 26 Sep 2023
Stayed in: Sep 2023
15yrs ago it was still ok. But now? Not for that price
The room is clean, but unreasonably run down. Maybe for a 0* hotel, but not for 3* and €55 per night.
My pictures show:
There are two lamps in the room, but only the one above the bed works. It's just no longer a lamp, but a naked light bulb in what may have been a lamp.
The second lamp doesn't work because the plugs are lying on the floor. I don't know where there are any electrical outlets, I didn't want to be crawling around on the floor at 1 a.m.
The desk is stained, the cupboard is old, the chair is worn out and also has a clearly visible burn mark.
The radio system, which is actually museum-worthy, can be seen in a picture, but of course it is also inoperable because the plug has been pulled out.
The flat-screen TV delivers 7 programs, not ARD and ZDF, but private channels, ZDF Tivi (children's channel) and even a shopping channel! The poor, dull picture quality suggests an ancient television converter.
The room telephone is also not connected to electricity or telephone technology - these plugs and cables are also lying around on the floor.
The bathroom would be ok if the toilet paper had actually been in the holders; In the upper holder, even the rod is missing; the two rollers were on the landing behind the toilet. I hung the bottom roller.
The toilet seat and cistern show the typical color changes of VERY old plastic.
The main towel is visibly torn, the shower mat appears to have been cut off, but the threads are at least even.
There is no night porter, access is possible at any time using the room key via a rear entrance, BUT: The passage into the backyard is unlit - a problem for anxious people. However, the ultra-modern elevator (built in 2020) is completely switched off at night - and I had a room on the 3rd floor. This is an outrage.
It's just a bed and breakfast hotel, which means there's only breakfast for an extra €10 per person.
The breakfast buffet provided is… modest. Only three types of semi-hard cheese and sausage, tomato wedges and (unfortunately unpeeled) cucumber. Baked rolls and croissants, both baked too short, doughy. The open breakfast eggs could have been soft when you look at the egg cups on offer. Butter, cream cheese (without), jams – all in disposable packs. Three juices, four cereals. BUT: There is only filter coffee available as coffee.
At €10 for a breakfast buffet, I expect a little more. Coffee specialties - these are also available at an affordable price if you don't have many guests. Correctly baked rolls and correctly, if necessary, freshly boiled and kept eggs. And more than three types of sausage and cheese.
Apart from that, there was a grave silence in the breakfast room that I wouldn't even want at a funeral. There is GEMA-free music for low-priced hotels.
My pictures show:
There are two lamps in the room, but only the one above the bed works. It's just no longer a lamp, but a naked light bulb in what may have been a lamp.
The second lamp doesn't work because the plugs are lying on the floor. I don't know where there are any electrical outlets, I didn't want to be crawling around on the floor at 1 a.m.
The desk is stained, the cupboard is old, the chair is worn out and also has a clearly visible burn mark.
The radio system, which is actually museum-worthy, can be seen in a picture, but of course it is also inoperable because the plug has been pulled out.
The flat-screen TV delivers 7 programs, not ARD and ZDF, but private channels, ZDF Tivi (children's channel) and even a shopping channel! The poor, dull picture quality suggests an ancient television converter.
The room telephone is also not connected to electricity or telephone technology - these plugs and cables are also lying around on the floor.
The bathroom would be ok if the toilet paper had actually been in the holders; In the upper holder, even the rod is missing; the two rollers were on the landing behind the toilet. I hung the bottom roller.
The toilet seat and cistern show the typical color changes of VERY old plastic.
The main towel is visibly torn, the shower mat appears to have been cut off, but the threads are at least even.
There is no night porter, access is possible at any time using the room key via a rear entrance, BUT: The passage into the backyard is unlit - a problem for anxious people. However, the ultra-modern elevator (built in 2020) is completely switched off at night - and I had a room on the 3rd floor. This is an outrage.
It's just a bed and breakfast hotel, which means there's only breakfast for an extra €10 per person.
The breakfast buffet provided is… modest. Only three types of semi-hard cheese and sausage, tomato wedges and (unfortunately unpeeled) cucumber. Baked rolls and croissants, both baked too short, doughy. The open breakfast eggs could have been soft when you look at the egg cups on offer. Butter, cream cheese (without), jams – all in disposable packs. Three juices, four cereals. BUT: There is only filter coffee available as coffee.
At €10 for a breakfast buffet, I expect a little more. Coffee specialties - these are also available at an affordable price if you don't have many guests. Correctly baked rolls and correctly, if necessary, freshly boiled and kept eggs. And more than three types of sausage and cheese.
Apart from that, there was a grave silence in the breakfast room that I wouldn't even want at a funeral. There is GEMA-free music for low-priced hotels.
Couple
Comment: 23 Nov 2021
Stayed in: Nov 2021
Zero customer service
Quick stopover on way to Austria but they went into Covid lockdown so our trip cancelled. Contacted hotel to cancel (accepting may incur charges) but they couldn’t be bothered to respond. Didn’t reply when our booking agent tried to contact them either. Just took the money and pretended nothing happened. Must be desperate. Tells you all you need to know….
Location
Äußere Sulzbacher Straße 157, Nuremberg, 90491, Germany|3.73 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
15:30
Check out before:
10:30
Good to know
Pets allowed with an extra charge
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
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