Starkenburger Hof - Heppenheim

A cheap hotel that sprays the charm of another time. The building and the hotel area recall the Imperial Age and the 20s. Unfortunately, this also includes the creeping hotel stairs and the hotel facilities already mentioned in other comments. If there weren't the style bush with the room doors, you could sign the hotel as Nostalgie Hotel. The establishment has certainly experienced better days, but one should also say clearly that it is a 3 star house. The price of 61 euros and 7 euros for breakfast is quite reasonable and I have already stayed much worse for more money. Breakfast was at 3 stars but quite good. The Indian ambience in the restaurant, where breakfast is served, should also be positively evaluated. You feel transferred to a Maharascha palace and can start the day with pleasure. The service is super nice and it is relocated directly, in many other hotels not always usual. Despite the deficits, each guest can learn about the search engine beforehand, a fair price for the night and breakfast. A different hotel, which is quite acceptable. Just against the background of room prices in the region. Cleanliness was quite usual in my room and the room size was spacious. I also had the luck to sleep on the side street. As already reported, the EUR 61 had been accessed via a booking portal and EUR 7 extra for breakfast.

It was horrible. For the money called a nasty. Luckily there was no breakfast, you could have just been diarrhea.

I was in the Indian restaurant, not in the hotel itself. It is located directly opposite the train station, parking in front. Service in the restaurant very courteous and friendly! Authentic Indian food, all very tasty, plentiful and beautiful presented. Always happy!

No recommendation! Staff not really striving to refurbish rooms! Bed linen dirty! Windows so dirty you can't see. In the evening the smell of the restaurant in the room. Clear recommendation not to do that.

I stayed here for one night with my wife during our Europe tour. This hotel is owned by an Indian owner as far as I knew from our tour manager. The outside area is very lonely at night. The Hotel is like a very old fashioned european house with old style elevator. The light in the corridor goes off sometimes and gives an uncanny feeling. The rooms are comfortable with doors to be opened by keys card swiping system not available . Wi fi is very poor at rooms. The restaurant is fair with good indian foods specially chicken dishes. Wi fi is good in the restaurant area only.