When you pay for an hotel and you finally end up in a retirement home... at least let people know…read moreclearly on your website. No coffee in the room, old painting in the wall. Clearly everything is done for old people, but if you are a young couple, do choose an other hotel.

Checking into the Kanzler hotel is like travelling back in time and highly recommended for fans of…read moreDeutschland 83 - it is like walking into a retro version of Germany, the Federal Eagle on the entrance doors and portraits of chancellors on every floor take you back to a Germany of Deutschmark and Cold War. I loved the fact that it looks just like the hotels I used to frequent when going on business trips to Germany; all a bit bling (gold light switches!) and Dallas-era, just like you imagine a hotel room to look like when you've watched too many made for TV dramas. All a bit tired looking now, which adds to the retro charme. Each room doubles up as a mini apartment with kitchenette and built-in ironing board, and apparently some guests stay here semi-permanently. There's a laundry room in the basement, as well as spa and fitness room. I was lucky to stay with a friend who extended a business trip, but apparently the rates are very reasonable even if you have to pay yourself. It's easy to get to, just a short walk from the tube. Didn't try any food here, with the town centre in walking distance the breakfast bar didn't hold much temptation.

The hotel is in a good location, close to the Museum Koenig u-bahn station in the midst of Bonn's…read moremuseum district. There are a range of rooms available, split between traditional hotel rooms and apartment hotel rooms. The staff are friendly and the customer service provided was good. The hotel's post war architecture is very distinct and is complimented by the fixtures such as the art work in the corridors. The overall standard of the room was good. We had an apartment hotel room which contained everything we needed except an oven. However, a microwave and two hobs are provided so you can cook some meals. The bedding is German style so the pillows are very soft so not to everyone's level of comfort. The apartment rooms are cleaned twice a week and more cleaning is available for an extra charge. A basic cleaning pack is provided along with some initial welcome supplies of tea, coffee, bottled water and beer.

For a 3* hotel it is within expectations. I'd personally give them a 3.5* rating as the service…read morewas friendly, decent room design despite being small and economical. This whole week I've changed 3 hotels from 5* Marriott in downtown Frankfurt to 4* hotel within nurburgring's new Linder hotel to 3* Galerie design, so I am definitely offering a different perspective on this. The food is avg The service is top notch The amenities has everything you need including a mechanical analog weight in the bathroom and dang I gained weight with all em schnitzels!! And beer :( Bottom line it's a good above avg hotel worth the stay if you don't mind a bit of poor noise insulation an smaller rooms.