Hotel Heintz

This is the second time I have stayed at this fantastic family run hotel (last time 2019). We were a party of nine motorcyclists, the hotel has secure parking if needed. The reception team were excellent as it took a while to get our party together, as people opted in and then dropped out over the year.There is a lovely garden and cold beers, which were very welcome at the end of the day. The hotel does breakfast but no evening meals however there are plenty of options nearby for food in the evening. The rooms are all first rate.

Lovely hotel, central in Vianden with a very friendly staff. Good breakfast and shower, the room was spacious. We had a room at the road side of the hotel and the noise of the cars driving by can be loud, but during the night it is OK since it is more quiet. We liked the recommendation in the hotel booklet to climb the stairs at the other side of the road to the viewpoint!

Lovely picturesque hotel in the middle of a historic town. Very idyllic location and decorated in a nice manner. Triple glazed windows means all of the sound outside can be blocked out at will. Extremely friendly staff and a place to store bikes or motorcycles. The room was a tad on the small side, absolutely no problem for a couple though.

Nice hotel, right under the castle! Parking is extra, and located around the back, watch for the signs. Nice location in Vianden.

Absolutely awesome! Cannot say enough about how helpful and friendly everyone was. If you are driving, call or email ahead to reserve a parking spot. Clean, comfortable rooms. GREAT breakfast! Highly recommend!

We stayed for 8 nights end of July to 4th of August. The staff are luverly and will leave you alone to enjoy your stay or are very pleasant to engage with if you wish we found them all extremely nice. I must add that this is without doubt the cleanest hotel we have stayed in for a long time the cleaning staff do a amazing job. We arrived on our motorcycle in the pouring rain absolutely soaked and they allowed us to book in early and they had a drying room for our bike gear which was superb. They also have a free secure garage for motorcycles. The breakfast is a set breakfast but is good value and sufficient. They don't do evening meals but plenty of cafes and restaurant's are close by. The Bar is open from 14.00 to 20.00 and all is explained clearly on arrival. The last day of our stay was my wife's birthday and the hotel put 2 glasses of champagne on our table for breakfast which was nice. if we visit this region again we will certainly stay here again

Lovely hotel. Car parking (limited and must be booked). Small family run. Friendly. Perfect really for a short trip. No sitcom but weather was not too warm so no problem at time of visit. Well signposted and in middle of this lovely little town.

Hotel/room very clean. Staff very helpful. Room and bathroom a little small for the price. There was only ONE electric socket in the room hidden for guests - had to kneel down on the floor as it was hard to get at tucked right underneath a bedside telephone table (and only one other in the room was almost at ceiling height and used for the TV), so bring some sort of multi-way adapter that you can then plug into an EU socket (e.g. 4-way UK gang and a EU-to-UK adapter) if you need to run more than one electrical item (e.g. charging more than one phone). No fan in the room if you like that sort of thing, so again, bring one. No kettle either, though I think they rent them out (which I found a little bizarre as even the cheapest hotels I've stayed in have kettles). If you have a lot of luggage and/or stuff you don't want to leave in your car overnight, ask for a room on a lower floor, although there is a lift (though it only takes 2 people and was half being used by a cleaner to move laundry around when we arrived mid afternoon and I can imagine gets busy at checkout time in the morning). Didn't have their breakfast but others did. The bakery in the town (a few doors downhill) doesn't open Mondays so think ahead if you need bakery stuff. If you're bringing a car, I recommend booking one of the hotel's car parking spaces - there are about 7 or 8 (for 16 Euros per night - that was in August 2023 - you book by sending an email) which are at the rear of the building as the streets are very narrow and car parking spaces are few in the town (and time limited during daytime hours from what I could see which may prove a problem if you need to park your car in town during the day - I think they are free overnight from something like 6pm to 8am). So, yes, I would quite happily recommend a stay here with the advice/caveats above about electrical sockets and reserving car parking.