Eden Hotel Früh am Dom

Great location and very nice hotel. Would recommend a stay here ONLY if you are not visiting during the hot summer months. This hotel doesn’t have air conditioning and it was extremely uncomfortable in our room. Only one window slightly opened and it got to the point where it was at least 10 degrees cooler outside than in our room. The front desk did provide us with a fan but it only circulated the hot air around the room. If this hotel had air conditioning or more openable windows I would give it a 10/10.

The stay was amazing! We absolutely loved everything about it - except several minor room-related stuff that could be better: 1) more hangers - we had four people so the four there was not enough 2) more outlets - I could only find two in the room 3) the washroom is awesomely spacious but there were no hangers or hooks in there to hang up used towels that we don’t need to wash immediately - or clothing we’d changed out of. Like I said, very very minor points - the staff were awesome! The breakfast was plentiful and they make eggs and special coffee upon request. The location is well worth the price!

The hotel was very noisy. I didn’t sleep at all due to noise sounding like renovations of an upper floor room. Despite complaint, the noise didn’t stop

Stayed on Saturday night. Hotel had a wedding party booked. Could hear the music until at least 2 pm. Did not sleep at all. The area of town is really busy with partying in the streets as well. Sound from the hallway made it way into the room as there was no carpet anywhere.

Our room was clean and efficient. A bit dated, and the bathroom is quite small. This all would be fine for the good price we paid, but we paid for a Dom view. Our 4th floor room had a bit of a view of the Dom, but mainly of the crane structure and scaffolding on the building next door. Had we not specifically paid for this view, it would not be a big deal. When I mentioned this at the front desk, I was given the response "you are probably right", but no further accommodation. So travelers beware, in this age of airlines and hotels nickel and diming, don't expect your paid for upgrade to mean anything.