InterCityHotel Wuppertal

What People are saying

Not what you expect for 4 stars

Jan Mon 04/07/2017 14:37

The hotel needs a ground-up renovation. We found nothing that wasn't worn down. Starting from the button to call the elevator (which had been remodelled multiple times and now is just a loosely hanging box near the elevator), the scratched surfaces in the elevator (giving it an subway train feeling), the scratch marks on the carpet, the wholes in the blinds etc. etc. Best was that the hotel asks 12€ for the night to park your car, whilst the newly build garage on the other side of the road asks for 3€ and enough free parking spaces in the street are available.

Needs updating and improvement

PaulDallas_Texason 28/06/2017 18:28

The InterCity Hotel Wuppertal was alright – not terrible, not great – just adequate. The entire property could use some sprucing up and updating. For example, about half the hallway lights on the fifth floor were either burned out or broken, making the walk to our room rather gloomy. In the room, there were what looked like old stains on the fabric headboard. During the summer, when the sun comes up early and remains up late into the evening, the room could really use some blackout curtains instead of the thin yellow ones there now. Would I stay there again? Maybe. However, if another property opens close to the main train station, I will go there instead since proximity to the station is the main benefit of this hotel.

Facilities outdated, accessability very poor and infested with bedbugs

gfrausingon 03/06/2017 21:17

We stayed for 4 days at the hotel, 2 adults and an infant. First impression is that it is impossible to find the access to the parking facility and it is very narrow, so don't bring a large family size car. After unloading the large amount of baggage and pram for the infant, we found that there is no handicap access from the parking facility to the hotel, so we had to carry the pram with the infant up and down stairs when going somewhere. The hotel suffers from a year long construction basically cutting it from the central part of the city. While it is probably out of their hands, no effort has gone into making it easy for the occupants to get to the city. We found out the last day, that it would be possible to take a shortcut through the gloomy parking garage IF you happen to bring your parking ticket, but we had not. There was no information from the hotel staff about this.The least pleasant experience was the bedbugs. I don't know if this is customary in German hotels, but the staff seemed to be very matter-of-fact when I told them about the bedbugs after haven been bitten the first night there. Apparently they will deal with the problem sometime during September according to the staff. Image how comfortable you would feel sleeping with your infant in such a place... Finally, if you are sensitive to perfume, don't select this hotel. The hallway to the rooms is scented as if someone stuck a wunderbaum up your nose. The only reason I give a rating of two is because of the meal we had from the restaurant at the hotel. The meal was very good, but in no means outweighed the overall experience at staying at this hotel.

Nice and comfortable hotel next to the station.

Pelle Øon 20/05/2017 19:14

The hotel is situated right next to the main station and close to the famous suspension railway. It has good size, comfortable and well furished rooms. Very nice well equipped bathroom. A good breakfast was included in the price. Their are parking basement below the hotel.

central to town

Margaret Con 07/03/2017 14:01

we only stayed here one night en route to the Harz mountains. The facilities were very good but the meal we were given (no choise0 was very inferior.Tthis may have been because we were only passing trade mof of little interest