Which hotels in Aachen offer free wifi?

The following hotels in Aachen offer free WLAN for HRS guests: Innside Aachen , Mercure Hotel Aachen Europaplatz and Leonardo Hotel Aachen . More hotels in Aachen with free WiFi .

How much is a hotel in Aachen for one night?

On average, a night in a 3-HRS-star hotel in Aachen costs €88.83. The prices per night start at €55.00. If you choose a luxury hotel, the average nightly price is €135.00 (prices are based on hotel prices from hrs.de).

Which hotels in Aachen have the best ratings?

In Aachen the Art Hotel Superior , Hotel ART Boardinghouse and Granus Nichtraucher received the highest customer ratings with at least 8 out of 10 rating stars.

Which hotels in Aachen offer good breakfasts?

The hotels Hotel Relais Königsberg , Hotel ART Boardinghouse and Hotel 3 Könige have received very positive reviews from travelers for their breakfast options.

Which hotels in Aachen offer a gym?

You can relax in the fitness studio after your business meeting at the following hotels in Aachen: Innside Aachen , Leonardo Hotel Aachen and Hotel Novotel Aachen City .

Which conference hotels in Aachen are particularly recommended?

In Aachen the following conference hotels: Art Hotel Superior , Hotel ART Boardinghouse and Hotel Pallazzo Alfonso have received the highest customer ratings with at least 8 out of 10 rating stars.

Which hotels in Aachen are centrally located?

At HRS you have the option of sorting the hotels according to their distance from the center and choosing the right hotel for you. Or use the map view.

Which hotels in Aachen are good for a business trip?

The accommodations Innside Aachen , Leonardo Hotel Aachen and Art Hotel Superior received particularly good reviews from business travelers. You can find more business hotels in Aachen here .

Which hotels in Aachen have a spa?

You can relax in the wellness area after your business meeting in the following hotels in Aachen: Innside Aachen , Mercure Hotel Aachen Europaplatz and Hotel Novotel Aachen City . You can find more information and offers on wellness hotels in Aachen at HRS.

Which design hotels in Aachen are particularly recommended?

The following design hotels in Aachen: Art Hotel Superior , Hotel ART Boardinghouse and Hotel Pallazzo Alfonso have received the highest customer ratings with at least 8 out of 10 rating stars. More design hotels in Aachen on HRS.

What are the advantages of Smarthotels?

Smarthotels offer quick check-in via smartphone and digital billing when checking out. Find out more about Smarthotels . Smarthotels in Aachen can be found here .

Which hotels in Aachen cost a maximum of 80 € per night?

You can stay at the following hotels in Aachen for less than 80 EUR per night: Hotel Pallazzo Alfonso , Leonardo Hotel Aachen and Hotel Stadtnah .

Which hotels in Aachen are close to the train station?

You get a good connection to the local public transport through accommodations near the train station. The accommodations Hotel bensons , Hotel Stadtnah and Hotel a&o Aachen Hauptbahnhof are perfectly suited due to their proximity to the train station.

How much does a stay in Aachen this weekend cost?

For two nights in a 3-HRS-star hotel in Aachen, travelers will pay an average of €128.00 over the coming weekend. (Price based on HRS prices of a price query from 24 July 2021 for two nights in a single room this coming weekend (30 July 2021 - 1 August 2021).)

How much does a hotel in Aachen cost tonight?

In Aachen travelers can expect an average overnight price of €85.77. (Prices are based on the hotel prices from hrs.de).

Hotels in Aachen (North Rhine-Westphalia)

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Very good 85 Evaluations

Hotel Hampton by Hilton Aachen Tivoli

Clean, Modern, Underground Parking, Room was exceptionally quiet.

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Very good 70 Evaluations

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Aachen - A Spa Town at the Crossroads of History

Aachen enjoys a strategic European location, at the junction of German, Dutch, and Flemish cultures. Rich in beauty and stunning architecture, the array of sights here is unparalleled. Perhaps the most popular feature of this city is its natural sulfur springs, long considered excellent for treating various ailments and rejuvenating the body. The region traces human occupation back thousands of years. Once the administrative seat of the Holy Roman Empire, Aachen has long been a favored residence of kings and other influential people, including the emperor Charlemagne. Explore the rich history with visits to famous sites like the Cathedral of Aachen, Suermondt-Ludwig Museum, Couven Museum, and the Aachen Cathedral Treasury.

Location: At the Heart of European Activity

Located in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, Aachen straddles the border of Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium, making it a great hub for travel between countries. Pay a visit to the border tripoint, marked with a small monument and the flags of all three nations. The city is very well connected to transportation lines, accessible by autobahns A44 and A4 as well as a central rail station servicing domestic and high-speed international trains.

Business: A Major Research and Production Center

A strategic setting and excellent infrastructure have made modern Aachen a booming business and industrial center. Districts have been zoned to create various commercial and research hubs, catering to a number of manufacturing, trade, and service enterprises. Aside from being a major producer of electronics, plastics, glass, and home goods, Aachen is home to research centers for major employers like the Ford Motor Company and Philips Technologie GmbH.

Culture: A City Built on Spas

Naturally occurring hot springs and flint deposits prompted ancient settlements in the area, and Aachen reached prominence as a spa city with the arrival of Roman culture and elaborate thermal baths. Even today, relaxation is king in Aachen—after experiencing the famous hot springs for yourself, why not attend one of the many theaters, concerts, or ballet performances? The city also hosts a highly popular Carnival celebration before Easter, where colorful costumes and spirit abound.

Activities: Absorb Centuries of German History

If thermal baths don’t interest you, fear not—there’s plenty to do here. The magnificent Aachen cathedral is one of the oldest in Europe, the site of coronation for dozens of German rulers, and the resting place of Charlemagne. The Suermondt-Ludwig Museum showcases incredible sculptures, while the Museum of the International Press collects a fascinating display of newspapers dating as far back as the 1500s. After a busy day, try one of the many excellent restaurants serving up local and international food—or simply kick back at a café in the market square with a local beer, taking in the sights and sounds.

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Aachen - A Spa Town at the Crossroads of History

Location: At the Heart of European Activity

Business: A Major Research and Production Center

Culture: A City Built on Spas

Activities: Absorb Centuries of German History