Top 5 Holiday apartment rental in North Rhine-Westphalia

Alte Handelsstraße 5, 57392 Schmallenberg, Germany

“Great wellness hotel. You have to experience it!!!”

Marienbaumer Str. 158, 47665 Sonsbeck, Germany

“Great campsite, room for tents and vans, friends also had a cabin. Kids ran about all day. Great amenities.”

Feldmark 3, 48336 Sassenberg, Germany

“My wife and I stayed for one night here in our motor home. Friendly, helpful reception, English spoken. It is a very large site with lots of statics with campers situated on a large open grassy area with plenty of space, but position of …”

Winterberger Str. 36, 57368 Lennestadt, Germany

“Amazing hotel. Excellent food. Very comfy rooms. Friendly staff.”

Eduard-Lucas-Straße 17, 45131 Essen, Germany

“I stayed here for four nights and it was an amazing experience! The staffs were so friendly and always helpful! I left my shirt in the room, and they sent me back promptly! Really appreciate it! The location is also good, 3min away from the U-Bahn station. The room was cosy and clean!”

Am Hauptbahnhof 3, 45127 Essen, Germany

“Great location right next to the central station. Very clean hotel, very modern. The breakfast is really good as well it’s great value for money. Only pity is that you cannot open the windows properly and that made the rooms feel stuffy.”

Prinzenstraße 2, 59581 Warstein, Germany

“One star minus for smell inside. Too much smells food and cigarettes - when someone smokes outside. The restaurant is old, in interesting design, wall papers in toilet (what I think is cute). Waiter was friendly and speaking English. We waited for our hot dish around 20 min which was normal. Restaurant was full. Dish were tasty (for me was too much big portion), I would give good 4 from 5. Not bad wine (we had red south African).”

Am Kurhaus 6-8, 57392 Schmallenberg, Germany

“I had great experience with this hotel special their great customer service. The young couple who were running the buisness as a manager they had amazing behavior . Kay and Chantal I had pleasure to meet you and thank you for being caring …”

Bahnhofstraße 17, 46395 Bocholt, Germany

“An ideal option if you are hungryt since the food they serve is excellent. The same goes to the service. I will visit it again if I get a chance.”

Pröbstinger Busch 16, 46325 Borken, Germany

“We stayed at Borked am See for a week with our family. We enjoyed our stay overall. The safari tent we stayed in was clean and well maintained (although I suspect it was new for the season). The camping site is spacious and clean as well. Lots of playgrounds, great for the kids. There's an outdoor swimming pool which is rather small given the size of the campsite. It's quite busy on hot days and there's not a lot of room. The nearby lake is another option however, calling it a lake is quite generous, it's more like a big pond. The water is rather muddy which makes swimming not so enjoyable. There's also a 'bistro' which serves both the campsite and visitors to the lake, honestly, just skip the place. The food is pretty terrible. You can pick up bread in the morning, but this is limited to kaiser rolls and plain white rolls which they receive prebaked and finish in an onsite oven. Cars aren't allowed on the campsite to make it more kid friendly, yet we saw several of them drive around during our stay. The same goes for noise rules. It's supposed to be quiet at 22.00 but it wasn't during our stay. Camping staff simply doesn't enforce these rules. Overall, I'd say this campsite lacks a certain atmosphere. In Dutch we'd say it's not really 'gezellig' which is a concept that's hard to translate to any other language. I don't know if it's the pitches being miles apart or the generally 'forced hospitality' demeanour of the staff, probably a combination of factors. We wouldn't return here in the future.”

Escher Str. 2, 50259 Pulheim, Germany

“They want the dinner experience to be great and above average but it failed to deliver. For what you get it is way too expensive. Homemade pasta was cooked several minutes too long, sepia was over cooked (rubbery/chewy) and prepared too early so it was cold. Creme brulee with "exotic fruits" had 2 raspberries (not very exotic in Germany) and a single physalis on top. It was a nice decoration, but not what I expect when the menu says exotic fruits. On top it was also prepared beforehand therefore the sugar crust was already melting again due to the liquid creme and as a result soft not crunchy. White wine by the glass was served too warm. They provided ice cubes to mitigate that. Service was nice and friendly, but 2/3 excused themselves as being new when we asked any question. Ambience is a little loud when it is full, as it is one big room without any meaningful sound barriers.”

Hoffnungstraße 19, 45127 Essen, Germany

“Hotel is average but is conveniently located to most shopping, restaurants and train station. Rooms are average size but restrooms are really tiny. It’s a struggle to take a shower if you are above average or tall built. I didn’t get a chance to try breakfast. There are no elevators, so I was lucky to have room on the ground floor.”