Family friendly Hotels in Germany

"Really good for families. Good breakfast with enough variety to keep the

satisfied. We had the options of train, bus or walking due to its excellent location."

"Very nice restaurant and guest rooms. Helpful attendants and

. Spoke wonderful english. My German is bad. Helpful with the area and bus routes. "

"Great spot for a

visit to Munich. Very comfortable, great amenities and with a tram stop just outside the door. There were excellent restaurants within walking distance, a nice park and playground one block away and parking, laundry, breakfast on site. The kitchens are small but good for breakfast or lunch. "

"The location is amazing! Right next to old town and trains. The breakfast at this hotel is way worth the money! However, the beds are very firm. Front staff in the morning is very friendly, but unfortunately, we did not find that with the evening staff."

"An excellent property in prime location, great option for families traveling with children."

"This property is very close to the ski slope, and is a short walk to Partnachklamm. It’s a

resort with a nice swimming pool and a great playground for

. It has a nice outdoor patio where they serve food and beer in fine weather. It’s about a mile from the train station in Garmisch, so we were able to walk back and forth along the river. We would definitely stay there again."

"Hotel is perfectly located for a stay in Nuremberg, just inside the city walls and a short walk from railway station. Staff were lovely and helpful without being intrusive. Breakfast was fabulous and very reasonably priced and you can have a take out picnic if required. Plates and cutlery provided for DiY refreshments. We walked to castle and around the sites, all within easy reach for two 50+ sisters! We even found a lovely open air swim spot about 20 mins walk outside of walls. We'll be back...

"Such a gorgeous hotel! Staff were lovely, room was well designed & quiet. Only thing is that the pool and spa doesn’t open until 11am during the week which seems quite late. "