Hotel PrimaVera parco

Clean

Little tough to find.

Excellent breakfast and service. helpfull staff. Quiet area.

It's not in the center of Nuremberg, but accessible by public transport.

Stafff very friendly and helpful. Good location and very clean.

Everything was great!

This locally-owned hotel is part of where the US Forces had been stationed, so within a few blocks are basic support shops from that time: a very nice (but pricey) Edeka w/ drinks store, clothing, drugstore, etc. The hotel itself has grown over time into a 3-building complex connected by an underground passage that goes to the reception/breakfast area. Staff speaks English, for the most part, and is willing to assist travelers with questions. 24-hour front desk. Fob entry to buildings & rooms. Breakfast was certainly a high point: vegetarians will get their money's worth, as well as omnivores. You can use the coffee machine or ask for a pitcher of filter coffee, and you can order eggs made your way (scrambled already provided on the buffet). One of the breakfast people must be from the far east, as we had plenty of fresh eggrolls and chicken-pineapple skewers. I would look into staying again, unless I find something better (see other section)

Since you are getting charged 5€ per night to park, you may have to speak up about other guests who choose not to follow the parking spot markings in the yard. You can park on the street for free, if you can find a place. Internet in building 3 has no velocity if you need to conduct meetings or play games; it was difficult to keep Zoom® meetings functioning. Not all the other guests respect the very clear smoking rules. If your mobility is limited, beware: I made the mistake of assuring myself an elevator was available, but neglected to ask how many steps I needed to climb to *reach* the elevator.... For over $100 per night, not the amenities an American might expect: soap @ sink, gel in shower. For some reason, they have bought into the trend of a 2" foam cover for the mattress and 2 foam pillows (maybe I should have asked for a big feather pillow)