We love the outdoor dining. The food and the bier were great. Communication was not a problem and…read morewe were treated very well.

I had two meals here during a short stay in Nuremberg and they were the favorites of my trip…read moreoverall. I tried the pretzel dumplings in mushroom cream sauce - excellent- as well as the sausages. The Hefeweissen was the best beer of our trip as well.

I was traveling with my two college-aged children. We had just spent the day in Bamberg, so were…read morenot arriving until after dinnertime. The streets all around this hotel are impossibly tiny, so be prepared to do some squeezing! Thank goodness they have their own dedicated parking - I don't know how we would have done it otherwise. They only have a certain number of spaces, but believe me, they pack the cars in. I didn't mind, as long as we had a space I was happy! Entering the hotel you have to go up a small flight of stairs, but once inside they do have an elevator. The people at the check in desk were super friendly which was so nice. They had a Nurnberg map and showed us where we were, how to get to things, etc. It was awesome! Our room was on the 5th floor, so we had a beautiful rooftop view of the city. The window were wide open (since they have no air conditioning) and the breeze was so nice. They also had fans, so the temperature didn't bother us at all. When you walked into our room you were in a small side with a single bed and closet area, and then you turned and walked down a tiny hall to a bigger room with two beds, dresser, etc. The bathroom was off of this room. Everything was neat, clean, and well done - no complaints of any kind. Wifi was excellent and easy to access, and despite open windows no traffic or other noise. Loved the morning sunrise view from our window! Breakfast was well done and yummy - lots of options (multiple types of breads, cold cuts, cheeses, cereals, fruit). Even some U.S. breakfast food like bacon! That made our day! We were checking out at 9am, but weren't leaving until mid afternoon. They let us keep our car in the lot until 2pm which was greatly appreciated! The morning clerks were very friendly too, and it was wonderful to see our first stop, the castle, was only about a 5 minute walk. We got to spend all morning in old town, and after lunch we strolled back and got our car. LOVED this place and would definitely stay again!

This hotel was located near the Old Town and Imperial Castle, within walking distance of the…read moreHauptmarkt. The rooms were altogether average, clean, reasonably quiet and comfortable. The staff seemed very eager to help in any way, and helped to make our one night here more pleasant. They have a tiny tiny parking lot with tiny, individual garages that cost an extra €5 per night, which seemed very reasonable. Wi-fi was free, but you need the front desk to create a login name and password for you, which you'll need every time you want to connect online (slightly annoying, but whatevs). Free breakfast was included, and was actually quite extravagant for a free continental breakfast.

Our stay was fairly short only 1 night but the staff was very kind & helpful. The hostel was…read morebasically empty & we did not run into any one while we were here (probably because we stayed december 23). On accident i spilled wine on my jacket & the lady working washed my clothes for me and folded them and put them in a bag by my things . And we needed to stay late after our check out because our bus didn't leave until later & the staff were very kind & welcoming to us staying in the lobby until later. The kitchen is large & fully equipped even with spices. The rooms were spacious and the heaters worked very well. The only downside was the showers turned off automatically so it was really cold taking a shower and you have to press the button every 30 seconds but im sure they were just trying to save water.

I've spent four days in February 2011 at the City Hostel Nürnberg. It's ok for a hostel: clean,…read morecheap, with lockers (you can by a lock for 2,50 EUR or bring yours) and a fully equipped kitchen, even a breakfast is optional for 4-5 Euros. Free tea and coffee and two drink vending machines make your life easer. But there is no comfy-zone or common room there: only one little couch in a corner and some bistro tables . The owner seems to be nice, he tries to create a special atmosphere by backing waffles for breakfast and having a customer-friendly attitude. The big plus is that even when the hostel is overbooked, there are still options like an occasional bed. Nevertheless the hostel is small, corridors and stair house are cramped. One of the unisex bathrooms doesn't have a lock. A huge huge minus in my opinion are the video cams in common rooms. I do understand a security concerns, but eating and cooking under surveillance was not so agreeable. Weekends are little noisy, because of the bars downstairs. But on the other hand you are in the middle of Nurnberg's shopping/ museum / bar&club mile. So why stay inside? City Hostel definitely better than the Let me Sleep-Hostel! Cleaner and quieter. So let it be your first choice.