Find 2 Star Hotels in Dillingen from SAR 191

"The carpet leading to our room smelt of dogs, our room smelt of cigarette smoke. Breakfast time was chaotic, the staff were not in control. We needed to wait for food, crockery and utensils. We later found out they were trying to cater for a coach full of people, who were also taking lots of food for their journey. Terrible, disgusting very unpleasant. We have stayed at your hotels before with no problems. "

"Within 10 minutes walk of most shopping and eating - quiet neighborhood with breakfast options nearby. Parking is an extra fee and a little cumbersome to use."

"Super "

"Spent a good time here in this property. Walkable distance from city centre and trams are almost always available from the nearby tram stop."

"The hotel is beautiful, with a lovely environment that made me wish I had more time to relax there and enjoy breakfast. It offers plenty of parking and is easy to locate. The interior is clean and well-maintained, though I did notice a spider web in the bathroom, and the toiletries were all conditioner—no shampoo or body wash, which may have been a mix-up. The staff were very patient and even suggested some activities in town the next day. If I return to this city, I’d definitely stay here...

"Check inn was good, dinner great, room nice however due to room location once I’d gone to bed the team decided to have dinner at the table directly adjacent to my room so it was very noisy also the check out lady refused to believe that we’d prepaid for our rooms & insisted we pay again despite email evidence form Expedia, she was also extremely rude & deliberately unhelpful."

"Nice and big room for its price .Bathroom is OK. Very clean as well. Wifi Is excellent . The bar didn't work , there are very few places to eat outside in the area , especially late in the evening. The room was very cold. Heating came on the second day but not enough. Otherwise convenient for my trip to the tv station, within walking distance. "

"Check in confusing! Prior knowledge to `check in` at the restaurant would have been useful."