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Best Hotels In The Black Forest Of Germany

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The Black Forest is a popular destination in Germany. It’s known for its lush evergreen forests, varied natural landscapes, fashionable spa towns, rich cultural heritage, charming villages, outdoor activities, and being in the sunniest part of Germany.

If you’re visiting the region, choosing the best Black Forest hotel to stay in is key to having an unforgettable experience! This guide makes it easy to find the perfect place to sleep in the Black Forest.

Blackforestline suspension bridge

Where is the Black Forest?

The Black Forest is located in southwest Germany in the state of Baden-Württemberg. To the north is the Rhine Valley region and to the east is the state of Bavaria. It also shares a border with France to the west and Switzerland to the south, making it the best place to travel to three different countries in just a couple of days.

Map of Black Forest area

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If you have our Germany Travel Planner, you’ll find recommended hotels on our interactive planning map. Seeing where these hotels are in relation to the top sights makes it a lot easier to find the perfect place to stay. If you don’t have it yet, click here to get access.

Cities and Towns to Stay in the Black Forest

If you’re planning to explore the Black Forest area, choosing a city or town as your home base can be the best way to make the most of your trip. This lets you have a clear starting point for your adventure and a good place to return to after a long day of exploring. Not having to pack and unpack, check in and out, and find your way around a new location every day saves you time and stress.

Many of the towns in the region have excellent public transport connections or are just a short drive away from one another and other nearby popular attractions. 

This makes it easier to get around and allows you to be more flexible with your schedule, so you can take your time and see all the sights at your own pace. By choosing a location (or even two) as your base, you can easily access a wide range of activities and attractions, ensuring that you make the most of your time in the Black Forest.

The Black Forest region is made up of tons of small towns. Any would make an ideal base for your journey, depending on what you’re looking for. All of the little towns in this beautiful region are warm and welcoming but are also distinct from one another.


Quick Answer: Best Hotels in the Black Forest

1). Freiburg im Breisgau

Freiburg im Breisgau is known as the Capital of the Black Forest. It’s a vibrant university town, home to the famous University of Freiburg (Albert-Ludwigs-Universität), that is also known for its Gothic and modern architecture as seen in the Old Town’s picturesque streets. It’s the ideal spot to stay for a couple of days if you’re looking for a livelier atmosphere that also has a historic feel. Some important landmarks include the Freiburg Cathedral and Schlossberg, an outlook with panoramic views of Freiburg’s red-tiled roofs. 

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2). Triberg

Another great place to stay is Triberg. Triberg is a smaller town that’s closely associated with the famous Black Forest cuckoo clocks. In fact, you can find the world’s biggest cuckoo clock here!

Triberg does lean towards being touristy but it’s also home to the Triberg Waterfalls, a series of waterfalls near the Gutach river and considered to be one of Germany’s highest waterfalls. It’s really fun to hike to these waterfalls and an easy way to work a Black Forest hike into your itinerary. If you’re looking to stay somewhere that has a good mix between natural landscapes and tourist attractions, then you’ll have a great time in Triberg.

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3). Bad Wildbad

Bad Wildbad is another beautiful, idyllic town in the northern Black Forest. Like Baden-Baden, this town is known for its thermal baths and spa resorts. Some of the most popular ones include Vital Therme and Palais Thermal, both of which are great options to pamper yourself. Bad Wildbad is also home to the  Sommerbergbahn, a funicular railway that goes up to a plateau with breathtaking views of the Black Forest. From there you can walk to two of Bad Wildbad’s most popular attractions – the Treetop Walk & Observation Tower and the Wildline Suspension Bridge.

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4.) Baden-Baden

The spa town of Baden-Baden in the north of the Black Forest is perfect for those looking to enjoy a wide array of activities while also having the option to wind down and relax after sightseeing. This town is famous for its natural hot springs, spa and wellness centers, and thermal baths. Aside from luxurious spas, Baden-Baden is also one of Germany’s top destinations for sports enthusiasts. You’ll find everything from hiking trails, golf courses, tennis courts, and equestrian clubs.  Two other very popular attractions are the Hohenbaden Castle and the Merkur Funicular Railway.

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5). Gengenbach

Gengenbach is a quaint town on the western edge of the Black Forest. It has the classic, picturesque half-timbered houses in Old Town, which is always fun to explore. The Old Town also features the Gengenbach Town Hall which is known to be the world’s biggest advent calendar. The large windows of the building each represent a day in the countdown, and it looks magical during the Christmas season.

Gengenbach is also a 30-minute drive away from the Black Forest Open-Air Museum, where you can learn about the region’s cultural traditions and even try a slice of the iconic Black Forest cake. It’s easy to reach lots of places in the Black Forest from Gengenbach, as well as hop over the border into France.

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6). Staufen im Breisgau

Staufen is a charming little town south of Freiburg known for its historic architecture, winding streets, and historic atmosphere. One of Staufen’s highlights is its beautiful castle, Schloss Staufenberg. This castle sits majestically atop a hill overlooking the town and offers amazing views of the Black Forest countryside. Visitors can hike up to admire the grounds and also stop by the castle restaurant which serves delicious regional traditional delicacies. The castle also offers winery tours where you can sample their local wines. It’s a great place to stay for food and wine lovers!

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Where To Stay: Best Hotels in the Black Forest

There are a lot of accommodation options in the Black Forest region. You can choose to stay in a larger city like Freiburg or Baden-Baden or in small towns and villages like Bad Wildbad, Triberg, Staufen, Gengnenbach or in a more rural part of the Black Forest.

We like to use Booking.com to find hotels and apartments in Germany because having a list of your reservations in one place is SO convenient. For some trips we’ve made 15+ hotel and apartment bookings and haven’t had to pre-pay for any of them so it’s easy to cancel if you need to.

Below you’ll find hotel recommendations throughout the Black Forest. You can also look for Black Forest apartments here, guesthouses here, B&Bs here, villas here, and resorts here.


Park Hotel Post (Freiburg im Breisgau)

Park Hotel Post
Near Freiburg Main Train Station
Park Hotel Post
Pros:
  • Near Freiburg Hauptbahnhof
  • Historic building
  • Air conditioning
  • Private parking on site
Cons:
  • No family rooms
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SUMMARY: Housed in a stately 19th-Century Art Nouveau-style building, Park Hotel Post is a 4-star hotel located in Freiburg city center. This classy hotel offers elegant rooms with literary and cultural themes and modern facilities.

GUESTS SAY: “From start to finish, we had a wonderful stay at Park Hotel Post! We particularly appreciated the friendliness of the front desk staff and the hotel’s convenient location. The bed was comfortable and there were lots of options for breakfast. In short, we will happily return to this hotel the next time we’re in Freiburg im Breisgau.”

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Hotel Oberkirch in Zentrum (Freiburg im Breisgau)

Hotel Oberkirch
Right Across Freiburg Cathedral
Boutiquehotel Oberkirch im Zentrum
Pros:
  • In front of Freiburg Cathedral
  • Restaurant on site
  • Private parking on site
  • Excellent breakfast
Cons:
  • No family rooms
  • No air conditioning
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SUMMARY: A lovely small hotel in the heart of the old town, across from the church. Lots of pedestrian areas, restaurants, cafes and shops nearby. Great location in the Old Town.

GUESTS SAY: “The location is prime and I was given a beautiful room in from of the Cathedral. The hotel has a fine restaurant and I had the trout from the Black Forrest; it was fabulous. The staff is very friendly and helpful. I highly recommend this hotel”.

Colombi Hotel (Freiburg im Breisgau)

Freiburg
Colombi Hotel, Freiburg im Breisgau
Pros:
  • Parking on-site
  • Indoor pool and a well-equipped gym
  • Located in Freiburg’s historic Old Town
  • Restaurant and Bar
  • Air conditioning
Cons:
  • Pool not always open
  • Pets aren't allowed
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SUMMARY: A fine dining restaurant, an indoor pool and a well-equipped gym are waiting for you at this luxury hotel in Freiburg’s historic Old Town. It is opposite the Colombi Park and picturesque Colombi Castle. The elegant rooms at this family-run hotel are air conditioned and feature a flat-screen TV and Wi-Fi. Gourmet cuisine is served in the fine dining restaurant Zirbelstube and Falkenstube. Black Forest cuisine is served in Hans Thoma Stube. The main train station and pedestrian zone are only a 5-minute walk away.

GUESTS SAY: “Terrific hotel—caring and efficient staff, beautiful common rooms, very comfortable and HUGE room and GREAT bathroom. Wonderful lunch and late afternoon coffee and cake on the outside terrace restaurant. There’s also a pool and spa”.

Courtyard by Marriott Freiburg (Freiburg im Breisgau)

Near Freiburg Main Train Station
Courtyard by Marriott Freiburg, Freiburg im Breisgau
Pros:
  • Air conditioning
  • Parking available
  • Near Freiburg Hauptbahnhof
  • Fitness center
  • Restaurant
  • King beds available
  • Elevator
Cons:
  • No spa or pool
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SUMMARY: The Courtyard by Marriott Freiburg has a modern esthetic and central location. Speaking German, English and French, staff are willing to help at any time of the day at the reception. It features a fitness center, terrace, a restaurant, bar, a business center and luggage storage space, along with free Wi-Fi throughout the property. 

GUESTS SAY: “Quality room, fantastic amenities, incredibly clean, great service, sleek modern aesthetic, and all for a good price and location.”

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Hotel Restaurant Ketterer am Kurgarten (Triberg)

Hotel Restaurant Ketterer am Kurgarten
Triberg
Hotel Restaurant Ketterer am Kurgarten
Pros:
  • Free WiFi
  • Rooms with forest or mountain views
  • Beer garden and restaurant onsite
  • Family rooms
  • Public parking onsite
Cons:
  • No A/C
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SUMMARY: This family-run hotel is located just 10 minutes away from the Triberg Waterfalls. The warm and cozy rooms offer scenic views of the Black Forest which you can also enjoy from the restaurant and beer garden in the hotel.

GUESTS SAY: “A lovely family-run hotel with a warm and inviting atmosphere. Large rooms with plenty of space and warmth. Great buffet breakfast in the restaurant. Great location, right near the trail to the waterfalls and downtown without being next to the traffic of the main road.”

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Hotel Garni Central (Triberg)

Hotel Garni Central, Triberg
Triberg
Hotel Garni Central, Triberg
Pros:
  • Free WiFi
  • Rooms with views
  • Terrace
  • Breakfast buffet
  • Bar and restaurant onsite
Cons:
  • No parking
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SUMMARY: This modern hotel is located in Triberg’s town center, surrounded by many establishments like restaurants and stores within walking distance. It’s also conveniently located near the Triberg waterfalls. The rooms feature simple, functional furnishings and amenities with views of the beautiful Black Forest countryside. There’s also a casual restaurant and bar onsite serving breakfast and meals throughout the day.

GUESTS SAY: “This is a small hotel in the center of Triberg, ideally suited to anyone visiting the town and particularly Germany’s highest waterfall which is literally 5 minutes walk away. The hotel and my room was very clean, and cleaned daily. The breakfast was very good and filling! It would make an ideal place for people walking in the district.”

Click here to book a no-fuss stay with everything you need at a centrally located hotel in Triberg

Hotel Café Adler (Triberg)

Hotel-Café Adler, Triberg
Triberg
Hotel Cafe Adler, Triberg
Pros:
  • Family rooms
  • 5-min away from Triberg Waterfalls
  • Cafe and restaurant onsite
  • Some rooms with mountain view
Cons:
  • No elevator
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SUMMARY: Hotel Cafe Adler is a charming hotel located within walking distance, just 300 meters away, from the famous Triberg Waterfalls. The hotel rooms are bright and have a modern touch, with some featuring mountain views and terraces. There’s an on-site restaurant/cafe that serves fresh breakfast each morning and a variety of restaurants nearby.

GUESTS SAY: “Perfect location in the middle of Triberg. Walking distance from all attraction spots. Rooms were comfy, like new, smelled fresh and equipped with all necessary items including a fan for hot days. Staff was helpful (provided umbrella for rain, card for free access to all attractions and transport). Bonus was own bakery that served authentic black forest pastry. Safe parking was available at 1 min walk.”

Click here to stay in a bright, modern hotel near the Triberg Waterfalls in the Black Forest

Daheim Indoor Camping (Triberg)

Daheim Indoor Camping, Triberg
Triberg
Daheim Indoor Camping, Triberg
Pros:
  • Family rooms
  • Shared kitchen and lounge area
  • Restaurant and bar onsite
  • Free public parking onsite
Cons:
  • No private bathrooms
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SUMMARY: Daheim Indoor Camping is a hostel-type accommodation with lots of different types of rooms available. You can book family rooms, triple rooms, double rooms, as well as single beds in mixed dormitories. It has a unique concept centered around camping so the rooms look like campers! There’s a shared kitchen and lounge area as well as a restaurant/pub onsite. It’s centrally located near all the main attractions in Triberg.

GUESTS SAY: “Cool concept and cozy atmosphere. Shared restrooms, showers and kitchen are clean. Friendly staff. They also have a pub where you can try local beers!”

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Mokni’s Palais Hotel & Spa (Bad Wildbad)

Mokni's Palais Hotel & SPA
Bad Wildbad
Mokni's Palais Hotel & SPA, Bad Wildbad
Pros:
  • Free WiFi
  • Indoor and outdoor thermal pools
  • Full breakfast buffet
  • Restaurant with fine dining
  • Exclusive spa facilities
  • Private parking onsite
Cons:
  • Not all rooms have A/C
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SUMMARY: This luxury hotel offers guests direct access to the popular Palais Thermal of Bad Wildbad, known for its classical Roman-style interiors and for having over 10 outdoor and indoor pools, saunas, steam rooms, mineral spas, and many more exclusive spa facilities. The rooms and suites feature upscale furnishings and modern amenities. Plus, the hotel boasts of a fine dining restaurant serving international and regional cuisine and a daily full breakfast buffet.

GUESTS SAY: “On arrival the staff are welcoming and very helpful, lovely hotel right in the middle of town, fantastic location. Everything was clean and tidy, the room was good and breakfast was fab! Direct access to the wellness spa which was fantastic. Plenty of saunas and pools to enjoy.”

Click here to treat yourself to the ultimate relaxation experience in this beautiful spa hotel in the heart of Bad Wildbad

Hotel Weingartner (Bad Wildbad)

Hotel Weingartner, Bad Wildbad
Bad Wildbad
Hotel Weingartner, Bad Wildbad
Pros:
  • Near Palais Thermal and Vital Thermen baths
  • Restaurang onsite
  • Spa and wellness center
  • Free public parking onsite
Cons:
  • No family rooms
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SUMMARY: This family-run hotel has a fantastic location near several spas including the famous Palais Thermal and the Vital Thermen baths. It’s also 5 minutes away from the Sommerbergbahn (funicular railway) and the town center. Hotel Weingartner promises a peaceful stay with its special spa area on the rooftop which has a variety of saunas, whirlpool baths, a quiet room, massages, and views of the Black Forest.

GUESTS SAY: “Staff were really friendly and went out of their way to help and advise. Breakfast was varied and products fresh. We left the car in front of the hotel during our 2-night stay, quick walking distance to the thermal spas and to the mountain train up to Sommerberg where we enjoyed a day of walking.”

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Hotel Sonnenhof (Bad Wildbad)

Hotel Sonnenhof
Bad Wildbad
Hotel Sonnenhof, Bad Wildbad
Pros:
  • Ample parking spaces.
  • Hotel fitness suite
  • Hotel garden
  • Elevator
  • Sauna
Cons:
  • No air conditioning
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SUMMARY: The Hotel Sonnenhof offers a pleasant and relaxing stay in a tranquil part of the town center, with views of Sommerberg Mountain and nearby forests. The hotel is stylish and modern with a elevator, hotel garden and ample parking spaces. It offers a fitness suite, and relaxing sauna. Bedrooms are modern and many offer a balcony. In addition, there are two fully furnished apartments with a balcony, as well as apartments with a separate living room/bedroom area.

GUESTS SAY: “Very nice sized room, tastefully appointed, comfortable furniture and beds, with a terrific view from room’s large balcony. The location was a very easy walk to the funicular and central town. The breakfast was delicious, choices were great. We loved our stay.”


Hotel Aqua Aurelia Suitenhotel an den Thermen (Baden-Baden)

Aqua Aurelia Suitenhotel an den Thermen
Baden-Baden
Aqua Aurelia Suitenhotel an den Thermen, Baden-Baden
Pros:
  • Family rooms
  • Air conditioning
  • Restaurant onsite
  • Breakfast buffet
  • Private parking
Cons:
  • Parking is expensive
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SUMMARY: Built on the site of former Roman thermal baths, this 4-star hotel offers a luxurious and elegant stay in the heart of Baden-Baden. It’s directly connected to the Carcella Spa and is just minutes away from the Faberge Museum and Old Town. The elegant, spacious suites are equipped with modern amenities and there are also apartment-style rooms for those traveling with family or in larger groups.

GUESTS SAY: “Location and the room was HUGE and with a terrace. We were right across from the Spas in Baden-Baden and just a walk from a huge selection of restaurants. The people who greeted us, the servers at breakfast, everyone was so helpful and friendly. We didn’t speak any German and the people who worked there definitely we helpful and kind in making sure our needs and wants were met.”

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Huber’s Hotel (Baden-Baden)

Baden-Baden
Hubers Hotel, Baden-Baden
Pros:
  • Located in quite part of downtown
  • In-house café/bar/lounge
  • Elevator
Cons:
  • Private parking extra, requires reservation.
  • No A/C
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SUMMARY: The family-run Huber’s Hotel features an attractive and traditional façade, decorated with flowers and plants. It’s located in a quiet hotel zone in the heart of town, just steps from all main attractions and landmarks.

GUESTS SAY: “The staff at Huber’s Hotel was very friendly and helpful. The hotel’s location is in walking distance to everything. Great place to stay if you are traveling to Baden Baden.”

Hotel Der Kleine Prinz (Baden-Baden)

Hotel Der Kleine Prinz
Baden-Baden
Hotel Der Kleine Prinz, Baden-Baden
Pros:
  • 19th-century villa
  • Air-conditioned rooms
  • Gourmet restaurant
  • Caracalla Therme only 5 minutes away on foot
Cons:
  • Parking is costs extra
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SUMMARY: The 4-star Hotel Der Kleine Prinz offers air-conditioned rooms and a gourmet restaurant within a restored 19th-century villa.  The Kurpark Spa Gardens, Caracalla Therme (thermal baths) and the Kurhaus Casino are a 5-minute walk away. A breakfast buffet is available each morning and the Der Kleine Prinz Restaurant serves French dishes and food from the Baden region.

Guests can enjoy an afternoon high tea, included in the room rate, which serves a variety of coffee, tea and small pastries. Guests can also relax in front of the fireplace with a book from the hotel’s library.  Parking is available at an extra cost.

GUESTS SAY: “This hotel is a delight. The staff were wonderful and we loved our room with its nook and window overlooking the city. The breakfast was delicious and we enjoyed every bite. I can’t wait to come back.”

Hotel Belle Epoque (Baden-Baden)

Baden-Baden
Hotel Belle Epoque, Baden-Baden
Pros:
  • Beautiful stately home
  • Private parking
  • Room service and 24hr front desk
  • Restaurant, bar and coffee house
  • Aid conditioning
Cons:
  • No pool or spa on-site
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SUMMARY: This stylish Superior hotel is a beautiful stately home located in its own spacious grounds in the heart of Baden-Baden. Built in 1874, the Belle Epoque offers classically furnished rooms with all modern amenities. Guests can relax with a snack and drink on the terrace, while enjoying the hotel’s tranquil location. The Belle Epoque also offers an afternoon high tea, which includes tea, coffee and small pastries. The hotel is within easy walking distance of most of Baden-Baden’s main sights. Parking is available at an extra cost.

GUESTS SAY: “The property is astonishingly beautiful! It gives very English country side, Bridgerton type vibes. The location is phenomenal, and you are walking distance from all key attractions”.

More options in Baden-Baden:

  • Boutique Hotel Rose: Ideal for those looking for a trendy boutique hotel near the town center
  • Hotel Etol Superior: If you’re looking for a hotel with spacious and comfortable family rooms

Die Reichsstadt – Hotel Spa und Restaurant (Gengenbach)

Die Reichsstadt - Hotel Spa & Restaurant
Gengenbach
Die Reichsstadt - Hotel Spa and Restaurant
Pros:
  • Free WiFi
  • Terrace and garden
  • Spa and wellness center with sauna
  • Swimming pool open year round
  • Bar and restaurant onsite
  • Shuttle service
Cons:
  • No parking
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SUMMARY: This upscale hotel offers the best amenities to have a relaxing stay in the Black Forest. Enjoy everything from a sauna, spa center, outdoor swimming pool, and rooftop terrace lounge. It’s also conveniently located within 5 minutes from the main train station.

GUESTS SAY: ““Everything about the hotel is great from the breakfast, restaurants, garden and outdoor pool area. The rooms are very comfortable and clean and you can really tell that the hotel has been done to a high standard with all the extra touches and finishes. The hosts are extremely friendly and were more than happy to help.”

Click here to book a relaxing stay in this classic yet modern hotel in the heart of Gengenbach

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Gasthaus Zum Hirschen

Gasthaus Zum Hirschen (Staufen)

Staufen
Gasthaus Zum Hirschen
Pros:
  • Free WiFi
  • Terrace
  • Private parking onsite
  • Buffet restaurant onsite
  • Family rooms
  • Bicycle rentals
Cons:
  • No A/C
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SUMMARY: This inn offers charming and spacious rooms with balconies overlooking the shops and restaurants of the historic town center. There’s also a delicious buffet-style restaurant onsite and a variety of activities in the surroundings like hiking and cycling.

GUESTS SAY: “Very cozy and we were surprised that our rooms were quite large and had a balcony. Great breakfast. The staff were friendly and helpful. We would definitely stay there again!”

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