INVITE Hotel an der Kaiserburg
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Fast facts
Check in from: | 15:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 11:00 |
Pets | Pets allowed with an extra charge |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Fitness centre
Front desk 24 hour
Restaurant
Non-smoking
More about INVITE Hotel an der Kaiserburg
INVITE Hotel an der Kaiserburg
This hotel offers spacious rooms. It is a 5-minute walk from Nuremberg Castle and the Medieval old town. The INVITE Hotel an der Kaiserburg’s elegant rooms include satellite TV and a modern bathroom.
Reviews from 
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 23 Aug 2026
Stayed in: Jul 2026
Good location, very helpful and nice staff. It was clean. We came in the middle of the night and there were no problems. Nice Greek restaurant nearby. The only negative was the carpet in the room and that it has no air conditioning. Luckily the staff provided us with a fan. We only stayed for two nights so for that price it was worth it.
Family traveller
QA
Comment: 1 Aug 2026
Stayed in: Jul 2026
Not So INVITing
We arrived in Nuremberg full of excitement as part of a longer road trip. Since we got there around 2 pm and check-in wasn’t until 3 pm, we asked if we could leave our luggage at the hotel while we explored the Altstadt — our car was packed and we didn’t want to haul everything around. The receptionist’s first words to us, though, were simply that check-in was at 3 pm, and the interaction went downhill from there.
We were told storing our luggage wasn’t possible and were advised to leave it in the car until the room was ready. Inconvenient, but we accepted it. Then, with two five-year-olds in tow and 37°C heat outside, we were told to wait in the small, un-air-conditioned reception area rather than the empty (and clearly larger) dining area next to it — being informed, rather sharply, that the dining area was off-limits.
For the next several minutes, the four of us shared two seats while we debated whether to just wait it out. In the background, we could hear the reception staff cursing — in both German and English, including the F-word — about the heat and about guests. When my husband politely asked, in German, whether the rooms had air conditioning (we couldn’t recall from booking), he was snapped at: “Did you read that anywhere? Does it look like we have air conditioning right now?” By that point we’d been standing in the lobby for about ten minutes with two young children, with no seating offered and not even a glass of water.
All told, it took less than ten minutes for this to erase the warm welcome we’d come to expect from every other hotel on our trip — enough that we decided to cut our losses and book somewhere else for the night. On the bright side, we found a lovely alternative and ended up having a fantastic 24 hours in Nuremberg regardless.
Overall: the staff here were unfriendly, rude, and made us deeply uncomfortable with their expletive-laden complaints about the weather and guests — especially with our children present.
We were told storing our luggage wasn’t possible and were advised to leave it in the car until the room was ready. Inconvenient, but we accepted it. Then, with two five-year-olds in tow and 37°C heat outside, we were told to wait in the small, un-air-conditioned reception area rather than the empty (and clearly larger) dining area next to it — being informed, rather sharply, that the dining area was off-limits.
For the next several minutes, the four of us shared two seats while we debated whether to just wait it out. In the background, we could hear the reception staff cursing — in both German and English, including the F-word — about the heat and about guests. When my husband politely asked, in German, whether the rooms had air conditioning (we couldn’t recall from booking), he was snapped at: “Did you read that anywhere? Does it look like we have air conditioning right now?” By that point we’d been standing in the lobby for about ten minutes with two young children, with no seating offered and not even a glass of water.
All told, it took less than ten minutes for this to erase the warm welcome we’d come to expect from every other hotel on our trip — enough that we decided to cut our losses and book somewhere else for the night. On the bright side, we found a lovely alternative and ended up having a fantastic 24 hours in Nuremberg regardless.
Overall: the staff here were unfriendly, rude, and made us deeply uncomfortable with their expletive-laden complaints about the weather and guests — especially with our children present.
Couple
Comment: 21 Apr 2026
Stayed in: Apr 2026
Good location, nice breakfast, beautiful but rather dated furniture
Our Standard double (twin actually) was a huge room with a nice balcony facing the street.
The furniture in the room and wardrobe seems to resemble the one from previous century in a good way but needs some repairs.
No electricity sockets but the beds, but there are some in the room.
Comfortable desk and chair if you need to work.
Rather big bathroom with a nice mirror and very good hair dryer. Not quite mold yet but some black lines in the shower and the shower water pressure could be stronger, but my hubby said it’s because of old equipment. All was good with tap water pressure.
Very nice location as close to the old town.
The breakfast was decent and delicious. We went quite early in the morning and it had a good choice of everything.
The furniture in the room and wardrobe seems to resemble the one from previous century in a good way but needs some repairs.
No electricity sockets but the beds, but there are some in the room.
Comfortable desk and chair if you need to work.
Rather big bathroom with a nice mirror and very good hair dryer. Not quite mold yet but some black lines in the shower and the shower water pressure could be stronger, but my hubby said it’s because of old equipment. All was good with tap water pressure.
Very nice location as close to the old town.
The breakfast was decent and delicious. We went quite early in the morning and it had a good choice of everything.
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 14 Mar 2026
Stayed in: Mar 2026
The staff were very unhelpful , wouldn’t provide instant coffee , despite a kettle in the room .. only tea apparently, the fridge in the room would work sporadically .. even refused to give me dental kit ..and no shower caps … definitely not worth the money
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 30 Dec 2025
Stayed in: Dec 2025
Really good stay for the price paid. Very comfy pillows and mattress. Staff very friendly and helpful. Easy access to local transport
Very good location
Kaulbachstraße 1, Nuremberg, 90408, Germany|1 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
15:00
Check out before:
11:00
Good to know
Pets allowed with an extra charge
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
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