Hotel Nassauer Hof

This is still a grand hotel in the classic sense, upon arrival a doorman greeted us and offered to park the car and the luggage was brought up to the room. The suite was really nice, due to a biathlon they moved us to a courtyard view, which does need some attention as you see flaking paint but the thought was appreciated due to it being quiet. As we were there for the wine fest lack of view was not an issue. The rooms themselves are nicely decorated and very comfortable. The Spa and thermal pool are worth the visit and the staff there are great. Breakfast was a bit hit and mis and not what I would expect for such a hotel. The buffet side is good with a reasonable selection although somethings take time to get restocked. We ordered French toast from the menu one day and after asking for it 3 times gave up after 45 min and left. Water bottles in the room were not replaced and just left there empty for a few days, same with the empty champagne glasses and the plate with a half eaten strawberry . Walk past one of the other rooms which was being made up and noticed the housekeeping staff lying on the bed. One afternoon the kids used a lush bath-bomb which left some pink staining on the marble, when we came back found a letter from the turn-down service asking to contact the front desk about the issue as soon as possible. Although probably just to find out what it was to get the stain out. ( I managed it with water a towelette and some scrubbing) I guess that housekeeping not their strength. We normally stay in Mainz when we are in the area as we find the hotels there more consistent especially at this price point. This might seem like nit picking but at the price its the details you pay for and that's why its 4 not 5 in the rating.

This is a nice hotel in a great, perhaps the best, location in Wiesbaden. The staff were very nice, the bedding was top. However, even at 1,82 cm tall the bed was a bit short, but very comfortable. We rally enjoyed the spa area, its spaciousness and layout. The interior of the hotel is well worn. I was surprised after some time in the room to realize that room door does not lock by it self. It had to be manually locked with the room key. There are no USB outlets and 2 out of 4 power outlets did not work. However, WiFi was excellent! It is beyond me that any hotel in 2023 does not offer USB connectors even through a simple desk lamp. Unfortunately, the shower was the worst. The bathroom as a whole was nice and very spacious. The shower head could not be moved at all, the water stream went straight to the door and the large gap between the bottom of the door and the shower step in was big enough to almost flood the bathroom, despite using to towels on the floor to absorb the water. A simple shower door ***** could work miracles. These shortcoming should not be found in a “5” star hotel. As a matter of fact, in such a highly rated hotel I would expect the, environmentally friendly, shampoo, conditioner and soap dispenser to be in this order, as it most likely will be used in this order. This is the difference that make s truly 5 star hotel. I am sad that I have had this rather disappointing experience in such a historic place with so much opportunities.

Pool area is very cold and uncomfortable. Massage jets turn on automatically every half an hour, but not for individual needs, as in similar facilities in Italy or Spain. Breakfast is poor for this class of hotel. Good location near Opera ans restaurants ans Christmas market.

Most likely the best location in Wiesbaden, close to Kurhaus, ******, Theatre, nice pedestrian zone, Christmas Market, ice rink. The outside of the hotel with the Christmas lights on in the evening is just stunning. People stop and make pictures :). We experienced some problems with the Internet and the staff was utmost helpful to find a remedy. In general, staff is very friendly and dedicated to guests. The mineral water pool on the roof is also great. Carpet floor might need replacement, but that’s the only caveat coining to mind and it’s not a big deal to us. We were very happy with our stay and will return once coming back to Wiesbaden.

Each room is different. Old charm luxury and all a bit posh. Breakfast is quite good in the Orangerie, makes you wonder if Audrey Hepburn sat at the same table. Visiting the thermal pool is a must! Lovely robes, slippers and bathroom toiletries. Front desk personnel are pleasant, it is evident they want you to enjoy your stay. There are only 3 TV channels in English.

Excellent hotel. Clean. Convenient for downtown area. Great staff and overall a perfect stay. Certainly a 5 star hotel. We enjoyed our stay.

Stayed overnight for the Stadtfest. Great location, and great service. Valet parking was awesome and timely. I would like to recognize Mr. Ralph Weller for assisting us with check in. He was so courteous and friendly. He was working as concierge, reception, and valet … a true jack of all trades. He was able to check us in early so my wife could prepare for a facial. Much thanks and kudos sir! Service here is without fault. The only negative is the bar allows smoking. This minimally dampened our evening and forced us to have our evening cocktail in the lobby lounge which is less intimate. From both a health and luxury standpoint this should be discontinued and smokers can retire outside. At any rate this hotel is very good and I highly recommend it. Room 206 has a lovely view of the Kurhaus.

Beautiful hotel in superb location. We stayed here for a few days after a cruise. We had lived in Wiesbaden many years ago and always liked this hotel. The rooms are very generous and well appointed. The breakfasts were delicious and we had lots of choice. We would certainly stay there again and highly recommend it to visitors toWiesbaden.

Superb hotel in the heart of Wiesbaden. The staff were welcoming and friendly. The room was spacious and comfortable with an excellent bathroom. There was a wide selection of food and drink for the buffet breakfast in the Orangerie. The Ente restaurant served up a truly amazing dinner worthy of a Michelin star.