Parkhotel Görlitz

“Great Hotel”

We stayed there for one night, the staff was friendly, they tried to help us for parking, and even though the hotel was nearly closed for food they pointed us in the right direction (accross the bridge) on the Polish side for food. Our room had a mosquito curtain which was great, as i have never s… more

We stayed there for one night, the staff was friendly, they tried to help us for parking, and even though the hotel was nearly closed for food they pointed us in the right direction (accross the bridge) on the Polish side for food. Our room had a mosquito curtain which was great, as i have never seen as many spiders and mosquitoes than in Görlitz, so that was a pleasant surprise.

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“Good stay & nice staff, good location”

2nd time at ParkHotel Goerlitz. Rooms /Bathroom are simple & clean. Not sound proof so hopefully your neighbor guests are considered between 10pm & 8am. Have some patience with check-in, but really not that long. Front Desk Staff was professional and courteous. We chose Bfst with our stay for conv… more

2nd time at ParkHotel Goerlitz. Rooms /Bathroom are simple & clean. Not sound proof so hopefully your neighbor guests are considered between 10pm & 8am. Have some patience with check-in, but really not that long. Front Desk Staff was professional and courteous. We chose Bfst with our stay for convenience and it was acceptable. Staff was friendly and stayed busy with a full restaurant. Parking Garage is convenient, especially when it is raining and in the winter. You can walk to Ober & Untermarkt about 10-15 minutes. I would return next time I am in Goerlitz.

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“Good location and nice rooms. but many flawed details”

Our impression of Parkhotel Görlitz is quite ambivalent. The location is very convenient if you want to stroll around the old town, and is also very close to the two bridges over to the Polish side. The hotel offers parking in the basement, which is opportune for guests arriving by car. The rooms a… more

Our impression of Parkhotel Görlitz is quite ambivalent. The location is very convenient if you want to stroll around the old town, and is also very close to the two bridges over to the Polish side. The hotel offers parking in the basement, which is opportune for guests arriving by car. The rooms are also very pleasant with agreeable colours and furniture. The bathroom has elegant tiles of what seems to be marble, but appears somewhat old and worn- especially in the shower area where there are spots of corroding metal and lime. For some reason one of the rooms were lacking a mini bar as well as several light bulbs, which was a mild annoyance. It can also be noted that the room had surprisingly few power outlets, which is a problem when there are many phones and PCs to charge. We also reacted to the energy tax of 7 EUR for two rooms per night. Although we are aware of the energy issues in Germany, we stayed at 4 other hotels in the country in the same period and this is the only hotel were this tax was applicable. The breakfast was not particularly impressive, with few cold cuts, no bacon and (one day) half-burned scrambled eggs. One the most negative aspects however with our stay was the staff, with the exception of the receptionists who were generally welcoming. The breakfast staff (especially one middle-aged woman) appeared very ill-tempered. When she forgot to bring our group coffee and was reminded, she gave a sulky reply and almost slammed the coffee mug on the table. We were also not satisfied with the cleaning staff, who did not change the towels even though they were placed on the floor, who didn’t seem to vacuum the floor as we found nuts by the bed, and did not change the dirty glasses- only rinsed and placed them on the bathroom counter. All these aspects were not very weighty in themselves, but as a general impression they were to many to overlook and not aligned with what one can expect from a 4 star hotel.

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