Renthof Kassel

是有歷史教堂改造的酒店，改造得很有獨特氣質，傢俱簡單點，可以在酒吧拿取免費氣泡水，餐廳是當地網紅餐廳，酒店外面的河和橋可以散步，周邊都是這個教堂以前擁有者的物業，歷史街區不遠。

一个有历史的地方，房內无空调

位置不錯，房間很滿意。

We had a wonderful two days stay in this historical hotel that was once a monastery. As we had motorbike we had to park in the garage behind the hotel as the steep, cobbled ground made it unsafe to park. The staff were friendly and efficient. Our room was small but comfortable overlooking the beer garden. We received a voucher for a complimentary drink at the bar which was a nice touch. We loved the mix of the modern boutique hotel whilst preserving the history and architecture of the place. We didn’t have breakfast but had a great evening meal in the restaurant. It had a great location near the centre of Kassal and the river. When we stayed there was a festival with music, food and beer stalls which we enjoyed. We would recommend this hotel.

A charming hotel with a beautiful relaxing courtyard next to a church, a nice restaurant and very good breakfast selection. The rooms can be small but they are comfortable and quiet. Staff not overly friendly but business-like and efficient.

I was concerned about the heat so I called the hotel to confirm that they had Air Conditioning and was told that they did. But, they do not. Even though it was relatively cool out and we had our own fan we were uncomfortably hot. I would recommend getting a room facing the courtyard, sheltered from the sun and away from the street noise. There was also no mini bar/refrigerator, kettle or coffee service.

A beautiful, quaint hotel near the city centrum. It is build inside an old church and the love for detail for the decorations really impressed me. I loved the ambiance, the staff was very friendly and helpful and we had a very delicious breakfast. We are definitely going to come back.

I don't regret staying here: the location is excellent, particularly for Documenta visiting, and the historical features of the hotel are both fascinating and visually appealing. I did not realize, however, that the building's historical status means that they can not install air conditioning, and by the 2nd day of our stay that was becoming a problem. If you are sensitive to heat, keep this in mind when booking a summer stay. Our first day was perfectly comfortable as it was a mild temperature outside, but as soon as the weather warmed up , the room became quite stuffy and uncomfortable. We had to open the windows, and that meant letting in the sounds and the cigarette smoke of the people hanging out below us and in front of the hotel entrance. The hotel staff should post signs (especially in the summer) discouraging people from talking loudly (and smoking) in the spaces right below the hotel rooms. This is not a cheap hotel and yet the experience of not getting a good night's sleep due to stuffiness and noise is something I would associate with a hotel of far less costliness. I requested a room fan (through the room tablet / ipad, which is a convenient feature) and they brought it right away. The fan helped, but it was still necessary to have the window open and with that all the noise and occasional cigarette smoke that came with it. I also requested an iron / ironing board, and again they promptly brought it to me. Otherwise, the rooms are tastefully appointed, though ours was small (the larger rooms were not available when I booked). The outdoor breakfast courtyard area is quite charming (as are the lounge areas, though we did not spend time in them) and this was a lovely way to start the day. We also found the nearby parking space quite convenient, though it was a little confusing at first how to get buzzed in to the space. There is an attached space to the hotel that was holding an interesting rug / art exhibition . I'm not sure if that is a regular part of the hotel or if the space was used this way in honor of Documenta, but it was very interesting and easy to visit. The staff are very friendly and helpful, and for the most part, they spoke English.

I stayed in one of the suites on June 5th through 7th. Sadly the room was not ready by the time of arrival, not at 3pm and only around 4 pm did I gain access. After a long day on the road that is not what one was hoping for and the silly excuses or the complementary drink did not help one bit. The hotel is a wonderfully restored old Burg with interesting art and furniture which makes for an eclectic, but winning mix. There is an impressive looking old style restaurant, an attraktive center bar with neat sitting and an open fire place and a spacious outdoor terrace. Some parking is in front of the door. The suite was carefully restored leaving many of the beautiful original elements with touches of the new. However when entering there was sweltering heat and a strong smell of sewage permeating through all the rooms. The first flaw, no air conditioning. If the heat is unbearable on a June day what about the middle of the summer? That puzzled me. The smell originated probably from the free standing bathtub trap which, rarely used, most likely did not seal properly. The sink in the bathroom although stylish was impractical as there literally was no space to put anything needed down. One had to spread out the toiletries all over the bathroom. Very inconvenient. Other than that shower and furnishings were of good quality and gave the suite a nice appearance. The bedroom was in style and bed and mattress were conducive to a good night sleep (thankfully the heat dissipated with an open window but in exchange allowed for street noise). The complementary breakfast was generous and offered many choices. The staff in general proved competent and pleasant. Over all this could have been a wonderful experience if the a/c, smell and room readyness would be improved