Name: Feilen-Wolff
Address: 22 Kölner Straße, Trier, Trier, Trier, 54294, Germany
Rating: 8

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Kaiser-Wilhelm-Bruecke

St. Martin Abbey

Altes Zollhaus

St Mary's Column

Stadtmauer

Eifelsteig

St. Willibrordkapelle

Hospitienpark

Martinerhof

Echternacher Hof

Karl Marx House

Black Gate

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Church of Our Lady

Barbara Baths

Aula Palatina

Rhineland Museum

Kaiserthermen

Trier Amphitheater

Bitburg Airport

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Frankfurt - Hahn Airport

Feilen-Wolff

Trier

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We are lucky enough to visit Trier a couple of times a year, and having supper at the Hotel Fielen Wolff has become something of a tradition.

The drawcard for us is the excellent food, both their German offerings and the extensive range of Balkan specialities.  The quality of the meat is excellent, the portions are generous and the prices are significantly lower than you'll pay in the city centre.  Service is also efficient and friendly, and the restaurant is charming in an old fashioned way.  Parking is also less of an issue than it is in the city itself.

Both kids and husband swear that you can't go wrong with their schnitzel and seldom deviate from this crowd pleasing option.  I usually take the opportunity to try something unfamiliar from the Balkan menu - yesterday was a Schaeferspies (portions of turkey, beef and pork covered in a mix of feta cheese and spices before being grilled on a skewer) served with potato croquettes.  And - as usual - it was absolutely delicious.

The restuarant and hotel are also dog friendly, and will happily welcome well behaved four legged members of the family.

Supper here is always a high point of our visits to Trier

We chose this hotel because it was a budget friendly hotel located within easy walking distance of the city centre and was willing to accommodate our large dog.
I am happy to say that it more than exceeded our expectations.
I stuffed up on our online booking and mistakenly booked it for the day after we wanted to stay.  We realised our mistake when we were less than an hour away, and called to see if it was going to be a problem.  They couldn't have been more obliging, and although the three bed room that we wanted was not available, they honoured our booking and gave us a double and two singles for an extra 15 euros.
The rooms are old fashioned, but large, comfortable and functional.  Unfortunately they don't have (and don't claim to have) aircon, which would have been nice in the midst of a sweltering heatwave, but it wasn't uncomfortable - just a bit on the warm side.  The only downside is that the accommodation is on the first and second floor, with no lift, so bear this in mind if you have limited mobility.
The highlight is the restaurant, which serves fabulous hearty German food and - unexpectedly - a number of terrific Bulgarian dishes.  The portions are gargantuan, and the prices are unbelievably reasonable.  Our son is a schnitzel connoisseur (who does extensive research on the matter), and considers this to be one of the tastiest he's had in ages, for a price of 4-5 euros less than we'd usually pay elsewhere (for an adult portion).  I had the grilled beef liver and bacon, which was delicious, and my husband had a stuffed and breaded pork cutlet with some of the best spaetzle that we've ever eaten.  Breakfast was similarly generous and hearty.
There is no dedicated parking area for the hotel, but there is reasonable street parking.
The hotel is located on the other side of the river from the Old Town, but it's an easy walk over the nearby Kaiser Wilhelm bridge over the Mosel into town, from which the Porta Nigra is a delightful 900m stroll.  You can then meander through the pedestrianised Old Town which takes in many of Trier's wonderful attractions, then cross over the Roman bridge and walk back to the hotel.
There are also a couple of excellent supermarkets nearby (Kaufman, Lidl) in case you need to stock up. 
All in all, I couldn't recommend it more highly.

Great value budget friendly hotel with friendly service and fabulous food

We booked the 3 single bed room and the place was perfect! The staff was extremely helpful. Beds were comfortable and clean. There was a toilet down the hall as well as our in room bathroom we had..it came in handy with 3 of us. Breakfast was the standard euro spread with yogurt, cereal, fruit, meats, cheese, and various breads. The town is about a 10 minute walk plus or minus. You can get into town out the front door to the left head over the bridge (quickest way).. or head to the right and over a bridge about 15 minute away and you’re in another trier center neighborhood. There are also a few grocery stores close. We arrived via main trier train station and the taxi was 10.50 €. Just walk to the first curb and wait for a taxi.

Love this hotel

Stayed 1 night in the hotel, that is very close to the Moselradweg. Friendly welcome. It is a simple hotel, good for a quiet sleep and a a hot shower, but without any luxury. The room was clean and old fashioned, and had a balcony with seats and a view at construction works. It is possible to walk from the hotel to the city center of Trier. Bicycles can sleep in the garage. Breakfastbuffet  is good with all you need. There is a restaurant, but we did not eat there.

Good location

We stayed 2 nights. Not a large room but it had a nice rear balcony overlooking the hillside. Free parking on the safe street and petite breakfast with good coffee. Easy walk into the old town across the bridge of the amazing Mosel. Easy drive into Luxembourg as well.

Perfect location.

As mentioned by other reviewers, this hotel is ok to book if you are on a budget and have a car or don't mind using the bus. The walk to the historical centre is long. The breakfast was largely ok, although the coffee from the urn was quite disgusting. We had a triple room. There are three separate beds (not a double and a single) and the mattresses were a bit soft. More importantly, they all creaked. So if one person can't sleep, all the people can't. The worst thing about the hotel is the smell, though. It stinks of mold, old tobacco and dust in the carpets (and not sure what else). The smell is especially horrid on the ground floor (where the restaurant is), but is also there in the corridors upstairs. In the room it wasn't so bad.

Bad smell, far from the centre.

The hotel is a decent walk from the main tourist attractions, which are across the river, and about 40 minute walk from the station. However, the rooms was spacious and had a balcony. As it was rather warm, we could leave the door to the balcony open at night, cooling off the room. Even with that door open, the room was very quiet. There is no airconditioning or fridge in the room. I got the wifi working on my laptop, but we could not get it working well on either an iphone or a Samsung phone. One can leave luggage in the restaurant, but it is rather exposed. Breakfast was buffet, not ideal under current circumstances, but was very nice and well worth the 5 euros it cost.

Far from the station, but some rooms have balconies

Found it was a bit of a walk into the Centrum area (25mins), the beds squeaked on the slighest movement and the pillows were uncomfortable and there was no hot water.
Pros.... the staff were friendly and helpful, the rooms clean, they have parking onsite, though not the easiest to get into if you have a large car, the Wifi is easy to connect to and the rooms are spacious.

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