Riads in Trier-Saarburg District

"Beautiful spot to relax. Lovely staff. It's a little remote but there is a local bus to Trier about 15 mins walk away."

"We hebben heerlijk even kunnen ontspannen op deze plek! Het huis is van alle gemakken voorzien, en het ligt dicht bij twee kleine supermarkten en een paar hele mooie fietsroutes. Meneer Jansen heeft voor ons de hot tub warmgestookt, zodat we er na het fietsen in konden. Super bedankt!"

"Great breakfast and dinner!"

"The horel was in a very central location. The staff were very helpful and friendly."

"Beautiful hotel, amazing staff, really clean hotel. Pillow was amazing! Breakfast was really good with so much to choose from. "

"Mooie omgeving en super fijn schoon huisje met mooie tuin. Wij hebben genoten "

"Gunstig gelegen tov Muhlertall. Ruim en schoon appartement, van alle gemakken voorzien.Telefonische communicatie of app bij aankomst niet mogelijk, omdat oude telefoonnummer in bevestiging stond. "

"Lovely location and great dinner & breakfast. I stayed in the non renovated section, so room was only average."

"Horses for courses really. Very highly rated by others - walkers and wine buffs, perhaps - but it wasn’t for us. The building is very attractive; the proprietor was very pleasant; the breakfast was good. The room was spacious & clean but badly thought out - e.g. amongst other things, power sockets for the bedside were behind the bed and inaccessible, the loo was situated below a very low, sharp point of the ceiling, the curtains served no purpose at all. We didn’t manage to get wi-fi at all in our room, which was inconvenient. I should have looked more carefully at details on the website, so the next problems are down to me. I didn’t expect it to be so near the road - it was hot & stuffy on the 2nd floor and noisy with the window open (no air con). I hadn’t taken on board either that there wasn’t a lift (so suitcases had to be carried up to the 2nd floor) or that there wasn’t a bar or guest lounge. I’m mentioning these points now purely to flag them up to prospective guests. I realise they might not be important to others."