Top 10 MTG Hotels

Went for a business trip to Saarlouis and got the recommendation to book La Maison which I also did. Arrived in the evening and checked in and the staff in the reception did a great job, welcoming and so on. The room was really spacious and well shaped, good design and small but nice attributes. The public areas offered plenty of nice lounges where you could sit an relax. I didn't tried the restaurant as it was closed on Mondays (but the hotel offered the possibility to pre-order a cold plate). The breakfast buffet was generous and also offered fresh made scrambled eggs and bacon. The ambient also very nice for a good start of the day. ...and if you arrive with an EV the hotel has some charing poles, good!

It's very good. It's worth recommending. It's very good. My friends like it very much. Next time, I'll take my family to check in. Breakfast is rich, transportation is convenient, and the couple's attitude is also very good.

My wife and I stayed overnight en route from North Wales to Tuscany. After a long day of travelling we arrived at 11.00pm. Check in was effortless, the restaurant had closed but we just wanted some rest. The room was quiet, comfortable bed, good air conditioning and great shower and toiletries. Yes, the decor is a little dated but everything else was good. I think we would have welcomed some coffee sachets in the room. We had a few sachets of speciality tea but as we were back on the road early a coffee would have gone down well. The comfy bed ensured we had a good nights sleep and we were back on the road by 0700 the next day. Its close to the A4 so ideal for a stay whilst travelling through France. Would certainly return.

I usually book my rooms via **********. In their listings they list not just the price but also the ratings from their readers as well as the TripAdvisor rating. What made me notice this was the Superb rating and the affordable price of $70. When I'm traveling on business solo, I look for as nice a hotel as possible for under US$100/night - and that's not too far from where I am having meetings. The Leonardo fit that bill quite well. Located in Volklingen, a suburban town about 16 kilometers from Saarbrucken (my meeting was in central Saarbrucken), it's a short drive away. The town of Volklingen is an old industrial town with a large steel mill and a UNESCO Heritage Site within the town limits. Otherwise, it's rather sleepy compared to Saarbrucken. When I arrived in town at 9:30pm it was pretty much quiet and asleep. I don't imagine there's much nightlife going on here, if that's what you're looking for. The hotel is on the hillside and is decorated in a modern contemporary fashion. It's nicely done but if you're looking for an old German setting, this is not it. The lobby is spacious and the bar and restaurant are just off the reception desk and by the elevators. It seems like this hotels cater to business clientele because it's the usual scene of business travelers hanging out at the bar having a drink or two.