We stayed here over the Thanksgiving Holiday 2025 to visit the Gutenberg museum. The apartment is wonderful! It is a large unit on the top floor with beautiful views out the big windows. It is only about four blocks from the Mainz main train station and within easy walking distance to the museum(s) or Rhine river. The host would communicate with us in English by text and was very courteous. Lastly, yes there is an elevator and the apartment was very clean. Daniel G

This is such a beautiful, spacious, clean and quiet apartment with balconies just about 10 to 15 minutes walk from the train station. It is on the fourth floor but there is an elevator in a quiet residential neighborhood but in walking distance to cafés, stores, etc. We loved everything about the apartment and the bed was so comfortable!The only thing that was a little difficult is we are English speaking only and everything online was in English but when we arrived we were given the name and number of the woman to call on site, a lovely, friendly woman but she only spoke German which would've been a big problem except our German friend was with us when I called and was able to go to the apartment with us to get all the instructions and get the keys from her. I was never told that there would not be someone who spoke English or asked if I spoke German so that should be made clear. She also said that she usually is given a notice two days before the arrival and I had not received anything until I reached out that morning to get instructions for how to access the place so somehow that fell through the cracks. Wonderful place but the communication could've been better, especially if one doesn't speak German.

The apartment was spotlessly clean and we really enjoyed the decks. Cezanne was delightful and contact with owner was quick and easy.

Tja. Städtische Vermietung geht anders. Schon beim Anruf vorher mussten wir erfahren, dass eine Anreise nach 21 Uhr definitiv undenkbar ist, weil das Schlafenszeit ist. Und dass natürlich der Schlüssel keinesfalls irgendwo deponiert werden kann. Und dass es auch keinen Zahlentresor gibt. Das gleiche dann noch mal, als wir um kurz nach elf eintrafen... Die Wohnung selbst ist blitzblank, es ist alles da, was man braucht, bis zur Mikrowelle - bis auf eine Spülmaschine. Omas Möbel stehen noch drin, einschließlich Blumenbänkchen im Schlafzimmer. Wer es besonders mag, findet Großvaters Taschenuhr aus dem 19. Jhdt. im Wohnzimmer an der Wand, sicherlich sehr wertvoll; ebenso wie Großmutters Silberbesteck... Wir werden nächstes Mal ein Hotel nehmen.