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Altstadt Hotel

A cosy bar in the lobby of this 18th century building heralds a lovely hotel run by helpful staff. Rooms are comfortable, mostly spacious, and well furnished. Read_on (No Comments)

Barbarossahof

Outside of the city proper, this hotel-restaurant has been owned and operated by the Flockerzie family for over 140 years. With 150 rooms divided into three categories this is professionally run and equipped hotel. Read_on (No Comments)

Blechhammer

Owned and operated by the Daneluzzi family (restaurant Firenze), this exceptionally lovely hotel is located in another one of Kaiserslautern’s hidden green valleys. Read_on (No Comments)

Bremerhof

Located in a green valley south of the city centre you could almost be fooled into believing that you were actually miles deep in the Palatine forest. Read_on (No Comments)

City Hotel

A hotel from a by-gone era in some ways, with fantastic 70s design, no internet, no bar, a small lobby and friendly, personal service. Read_on (No Comments)

Dorint Novotel

Well located by the Fritz Walter stadium and with good bus links to the centre of K-Town, The Novotel is comfortable and continually Read_on (No Comments)

Gasthof Fröhlich

The genuinely friendly staff here makes up for the IKEA-chic rooms. Hotel Fröhlich, literally ‘hotel happy’, has a large sauna and wellness area with various services available for various prices. Read_on (No Comments)

Heymann Hotel

Central but quiet hotel on the edge of the pedestrianised zone, the Heymann has WiFi throughout, satellite TV, minibar and gummy bears on the pillows in all rooms. Read_on (No Comments)

Hotel Zepp

Zepp sports Ikea-inspired minimalist design in the rooms and brown carpet in the lobby. Various prices offer various conveniences - some rooms have shared bathroom facilities and not all have TVs. Read_on (No Comments)

Landhaus Woll

Kaiserslautern has no shortage of family-run hotels. This particular hotel as such does not seem to be the main focus of the family’s business. Read_on (No Comments)

Lautertaler Hof Hotel Garni

There’s a farmhouse feel to the lobby and breakfast room in this pleasant family run hotel which has just expanded to add 37 new rooms to their hospitality. Read_on (No Comments)

Pfälzer Hof

A basic hotel in a 100 year old building slap bang in the middle of town. Some rooms are small, some large with a sofa, three have shared bathroom facilities and the front rooms can be noisy due to the main road. Read_on (No Comments)

Seelord Hotel

A small (9 rooms) hotel with an interesting maritime theme in its restaurant and rooms which could be a good last minute chance for accommodation as they are not taking bookings for the World Cup. Read_on (No Comments)

Stadt Hotel

The Stadt is a charming and modernised family run hotel in a residential part of town with a lovely summer courtyard and fairly atmospheric breakfast room; the building dates to 1892. Read_on (No Comments)