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Caprice

An absolute swine to find being located in a square rather than on the street marked on the map, once you’ve found it Caprice is well worth it. Read_on (No Comments)

Coellner Hof

There are many types of rooms here, and they all have their own character. Some rooms are called “country” style, which means lots of wood. Read_on (No Comments)

Dom Hotel

Location, location, location and a €8.5 million facelift make this spectacular hotel luxury personified. Lots of bright colours Read_on (No Comments)

Dorint Novotel Köln City

Boasting Rhein views, fitness and wellness area, cocktail bar and a Mediterranean restaurant, this well situated hotel pleases everyone who stays there (which seems to be mostly businessmen). Read_on (No Comments)

Dorint Sofitel Mondial Am Dom

You could not dream of a better situated hotel in Cologne. Standing next to the Museum Ludwig, the Philharmonie, the Romisch Germanisches Museum and the shadow of the Dom, this Sofitel is a favourite for those who can never get close enough to the action. Read_on (No Comments)

Euro Garden

A good standard mid-range choice just around the corner from the hauptbahnhof, Euro Garden features a choice of comfortable rooms with wireless internet, modern bathrooms and one or two good views if you choose your room carefully. Read_on (No Comments)

Good Sleep

The workers’ canteen of the hotel world, Good Sleep balances a great location with cheap and cheerful accommodation and gets the mix just right. Read_on (No Comments)

Hilton

Opulent designer overtones and an industrial grey appearance lend a sophisticated air to one of Cologne’s best hotels. The Read_on (No Comments)

Holiday Inn Köln-Am Stadtwald

Located in a leafy area of Cologne, this hotel offers a peaceful contrast to the busier centre. True to its name, the hotel lies next to a sprawling forest and adjacent to an animal farm. Read_on (No Comments)

Hotel Im Wasserturm

Housed in an old watertower, this is one of the most unique places to stay in Cologne, and one of the most exclusive. The feat of creating a 5-star hotel here has spawned spacious double-storey suites, beautiful views and inimitable style. Read_on (No Comments)

Hyatt Regency Köln

All of the rooms in the Hyatt (the first Hyatt in Europe you’ll no doubt be told several hundred times before you check out) are of the same standard, which is of course the best possible standard. Read_on (No Comments)

Intercontinental

A ludicrously large lobby bigger than most hotels spells out loud and clear what you can expect at the Intercontinental. Impeccable and delightfully stylish, even the lowest category rooms here are bordering on awesome. Read_on (No Comments)

Jolly

The MediaPark is a conglomerate of business offices, and the Jolly sits on the edge of it. As one can imagine the majority of guests are businesspeople, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have a unique character. Read_on (No Comments)

Königshof

Industry standard German boiled sweets on reception and cheerful staff keep watch over a choice of bright, cheerful and slightly feminine rooms with even more sweets on the pillows. Read_on (No Comments)

Kunibert Der Fiese

One of the best-located hotels in Cologne, right in the centre of the old town. There is a bustling restaurant at the front of the hotel, and the building dates back to 1234 AD. Read_on (No Comments)

Lyskirchen

Recently refurbished, this colourful yet elegant hotel combines a German sense of hospitality with a cosmopolitan air. Just off a side street from the Rhine, on Sundays you find a classy flea-market across the street. Read_on (No Comments)

Marienburger Bonotel

A little out of the way, and slightly hard to get to, but worth the distance for the wellness area. Spas, saunas and solariums are all inclusive, which, coupled with the elegantly styled rooms, leaves a guest wondering why the hotel is not more expensive. Read_on (No Comments)

Maritim

A swish brass and marble affair with a glass lift shooting up and down between floors, Maritim can be found opposite Heumarkt. Read_on (No Comments)

Marriott

Opened at the beginning of 2006, this Marriot is an example of how it should be done. The futuristic lobby impresses, without being garish, the martinis in the cocktail lounge have won awards, the rooms are ultra comfortable and the service is impeccable. Read_on (No Comments)

NH Köln City

This hotel has a professional atmosphere to it, which at times feels a little impersonal but also is non-intrusive. The rooms are tidy, well organised and business-like. Read_on (No Comments)

Park Consul

Located in a mostly residential area, this hotel is suited to families and businessmen. The rooms are quite sunny, with big windows overlooking the neighbouring park. Read_on (No Comments)

Radisson SAS

With subtly styled rooms, prim and proper concierge and a bustling lobby, this hotel has something for everyone. One might bump into Sarah Connor in the elevator. Read_on (No Comments)

Residence

Ghastly yellow corridors and a pensive lift await guests inside this city centre budget hotel. The rooms all come with a distinct lack of trimmings, tasteless 80s furniture, Pay TV, showers and little else. Read_on (No Comments)

Savoy

A truly delightful boutique hotel right in the city centre, the owners have gone to great lengths to provide a quirky and fun Read_on (No Comments)

The New Yorker Hotel

Staying here feels like staying at a rich friend’s place. Adorned with chic couches, a well sculpted garden, library, fitness room, sauna and solarium, it's perfect for those seeking a personal touch. Read_on (No Comments)

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