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The Best Hotels in Trier

Here’s our manually curated guide to the best luxury, boutique, and most charming hotels in Trier. Bon voyage!

Updated May 27, 2024

Hotel Villa Hügel

Rated 9.5 in 1249 reviews

This renovated 4-star-Superior hotel in Trier offers a spacious sauna area with pool, different room categories and a…  See more

This renovated 4-star-Superior hotel in Trier offers a spacious sauna area with pool, different room categories and a high-class restaurant. Trier's historic city centre is just 1 km away.

The non-smoking rooms at the Hotel Villa Hügel offer cable TV and modern bathrooms. Some rooms also include a terrace or a balcony. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the Hügel.

Guests at the Villa Hügel are welcome to relax on the roof terrace, the spa terraces or the sun terrace. The outdoor pool in the relax area is exclusively available for adult guests.

A healthy and vitamin-packed breakfast buffet is served every day. A variety of cakes and other desserts are also available at the Hotel Hügel. The à la carte restaurant is open in the evenings.

Romantik Hotel Zur Glocke

Rated 9.1 in 1120 reviews

Romantik Hotel Zur Glocke is located in the Mitte district in Trier, directly in the pedestrian zone, 2 walking minutes…  See more

Romantik Hotel Zur Glocke is located in the Mitte district in Trier, directly in the pedestrian zone, 2 walking minutes from the main market and the famous Porta Nigra. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant.

All rooms are fitted with a flat-screen TV. All rooms have a private bathroom fitted with a bath or shower. For your comfort, you will find bathrobes and slippers.

There is luggage storage space at the property.

Rheinisches Landesmuseum Trier is 1 km from Romantik Hotel Zur Glocke, while Arena Trier is 1.9 km away. Frankfurt-Hahn Airport is 50 km from the property.

Eurener Hof

Rated 8.7 in 694 reviews

The Eurener Hof is a romantic hotel situated within 3 km of the centre of Trier, Germany's oldest city. The hotel…  See more

The Eurener Hof is a romantic hotel situated within 3 km of the centre of Trier, Germany's oldest city. The hotel facilities include free WiFi, a spa and a heated swimming pool.

The hotel has an excellent restaurant where you will be able to taste a variety of local cuisine, while enjoying the famous wines from the Mosel. A breakfast buffet can be booked for a fee.

The elegantly decorated soundproofed rooms all feature wooden floors, a flat-screen cable TV and a private bathroom with a hairdryer. Each room also has a seating area.

Guests can enjoy the fitness centre and a sun terrace.

Park Plaza Trier

Rated 8.4 in 2179 reviews

This 4-star Superior design hotel is situated in Trier’s pedestrian zone, a 5-minute walk from Trier Cathedral. It…  See more

This 4-star Superior design hotel is situated in Trier’s pedestrian zone, a 5-minute walk from Trier Cathedral. It offers air-conditioned rooms with free internet.

The Relaxarium spa area at the Park Plaza Trier features a beauty area, a sauna, Roman steam room, Laconium steam room, ice grotto and a range of massages and cosmetic treatments. Use of the spa area is complimentary if you book a massage or cosmetic treatment.

All rooms at the Park Plaza come with satellite TV and a minibar. Tea and coffee-making facilities are also provided.

A rich breakfast buffet is served each morning. The Plaza Grill Restaurant serves high-quality dishes while guests should not miss out on the grill specialties offered like the Nebraska Beef. Good coffee, delicious cake and snacks can be enjoyed in the bar during the day, and trendy cocktails are served in the evenings.

The River Moselle is 500 metres from the hotel. Trier Train Station is a 15-minute walk away.

Blesius Garten

Rated 8.2 in 1753 reviews

This 4-star hotel is situated in Trier, just a few minutes drive from the historic centre. Blesius Garten offers a pool…  See more

This 4-star hotel is situated in Trier, just a few minutes drive from the historic centre. Blesius Garten offers a pool, a spa area, a restaurant, a lounge and a garden.

Vienna House Easy by Wyndham Trier

Rated 8.4 in 3287 reviews

This 4-star hotel is a 10-minute walk south of Trier city centre, and close to all historic Roman attractions. It…  See more

This 4-star hotel is a 10-minute walk south of Trier city centre, and close to all historic Roman attractions. It offers spacious rooms, modern cuisine and a parking garage. High speed WiFi access is also available.

All rooms at the Vienna House Easy by Wyndham Trier are elegantly furnished. All rooms feature air conditioning and a satellite TV.

A daily breakfast buffet is available at the Vienna House Easy by Wyndham Trier. The lobby bar offers local Moselle wines.

Vienna House Easy by Wyndham Trier is a short walk from the Roman amphitheatre and the Kaiserthermen thermal baths.

There are many bus stops near the Vienna House Easy by Wyndham Trier. Trier Süd train station is a 12-minute walk away.

The underground car park at the Vienna House Easy by Wyndham Trier offers direct access to the rooms.

Best Western Hotel Trier City

Rated 8.1 in 6753 reviews

This hotel is located beside the Europahalle Trier Exhibition Centre, a 15-minute walk from the Porta Nigra Roman Gate…  See more

This hotel is located beside the Europahalle Trier Exhibition Centre, a 15-minute walk from the Porta Nigra Roman Gate. The Best Western Hotel Trier City offers free WiFi and rooms with a 32-inch flat-screen TV.

Rooms at the Best Western Hotel Trier City feature modern décor and an informal ambience with a cosy armchair and work desk. All rooms include coffee and tea facilities and a private bathroom with a rain shower. Guests can enjoy free Sky-sports channels in the lobby.

Breakfast is served in the bright bistro-style lounge with wooden floors. Guests are also welcome to relax at the vibrant bar or on the quiet outdoor terrace.

Other on-site facilities include an American pool table.

The Best Western Hotel is beside Trier’s main shopping area, and is an 8-minute walk from the River Moselle. Trier Main Station is 1.5 km away.

Ibis Styles Trier City

Rated 8.2 in 3866 reviews

With a stunning location in the centre of historical Trier, this design hotel is set in the building of the former post…  See more

With a stunning location in the centre of historical Trier, this design hotel is set in the building of the former post office. Ibis Styles Trier City features a small fitness room and free WiFi access in all areas.

All of the modern rooms at Ibis Styles Trier City come with elegant furnishings including a desk, a sofa and a flat-screen TV. Each also has a private bathroom providing a shower and a hairdryer.

Many alternative dining options can be found within a 5-minute walk.

Situated on the scenic and central Kornmarkt Square, Ibis Styles Trier City is less than 10 minutes’ walk from both Trier Cathedral and the Porta Nigra Gate. The property is 1.5 km from Trier Main Railway Station.

FourSide Hotel Trier

Rated 8.0 in 2249 reviews

This hotel is centrally located, 500 metres from Arena Trier and 2 km from Trier Main Station. FourSide Hotel Trier…  See more

This hotel is centrally located, 500 metres from Arena Trier and 2 km from Trier Main Station. FourSide Hotel Trier offers free WiFi, and on-site parking is available for a surcharge.

All rooms at the FourSide Plaza Hotel are decorated with contemporary furnishings and include a desk and a private bathroom.

At FourSide Plaza Hotel you will find a 24-hour reception, a garden and a terrace. The hotel also offers a meeting room, a shared lounge and a ticket service.

A range of activities can be enjoyed in the surrounding area, including cycling and hiking.

FourSide Plaza Hotel is 3 km from the Rheinisches Landesmuseum and 47 km from Frankfurt-Hahn Airport.

Nells Park Hotel

Rated 8.1 in 1034 reviews

Nells Park Hotel is located within Nells Park in the Trier-Nord district of Trier. It offers well-equipped rooms, a…  See more

Nells Park Hotel is located within Nells Park in the Trier-Nord district of Trier. It offers well-equipped rooms, a daily breakfast buffet, and an elegant restaurant serving German food.

Decorated in a modern or country style, the rooms at the Nells Park Hotel have satellite TV, a private bathroom and WiFi.

The hotel features a modern restaurant, a bright lounge and a large terrace. In addition to local and seasonal dishes, guests can enjoy German beers and Moselle wines here.

The hotel's 700 m² spa centre includes saunas, steam rooms, a large rooftop terrace and a small gym.

The Arena Trier and the Trier-Nord bus stop are a 5-minute walk away.

The Nells Park received the Hospitality of the Year Award 2011 from the Rhineland-Palatinate Tourist Board.

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15 Best Things to Do in Trier (Germany)

Born by the Moselle River as Augustus Treverorum back in 16 BC, Germany’s oldest city has managed to keep hold of its Roman past. Trier has a city-wide UNESCO World Heritage Site, protecting incomparable monuments like the largest Roman gate outside Italy, a palace hall built by Emperor Constantine and a sensational bathing complex.

You could spend a lot of time under Trier’s spell, rapt by Roman treasures at the Landesmuseum, navigating the cellars below the amphitheatre or the passageways at the Imperial Baths. After the Romans, Trier was ruled by Archbishop-Electors for hundreds of years, leaving the city with bountiful Medieval heritage, from churches to patrician houses and palaces.

Let’s explore the best things to do in Trier :

1. Porta Nigra

The largest Roman city gate north of the Alps took shape at the end of the 2nd century and there’s no better place to begin your tour of Trier’s Roman wonders.

The gate has two semi-circular towers, the larger climbing to four storeys and you can venture through it on stairways.

Porta Nigra was made with blocks of local sandstone that were fastened in place with iron clamps.

On the eastern staircase you can still make out one of these iron fasteners, and in other places there are rust where the iron was plundered in Medieval times.

The name, Porta Nigra, comes from the dark colour of the stone, caused by centuries of residue.

The gate became a holy site in the Middle Ages when a Greek hermit was holed up in the eastern tower, after which it was incorporated into a church.

2. Aula Palatina

When it first went up in the 4th century this church was the audience hall for Emperor Constantine’s palace.

The proportions of the hall are mind-boggling, measuring 33 metres in height by 67 metres in length.

And one thing that ensured the hall’s preservation was that it became a residence for the Medieval Bishops of Trier, who made various modifications.

Then in the 17th century the Archbishop Lothar von Matternich joined the hall to his new Baroque palace.

The Aula Palatina was returned to something like its original form in the 19th century when it became a Protestant place of worship, making it the oldest building used for a church in Germany.

3. Rheinisches Landesmuseum

In a city like Trier, which is teeming with Roman sites, you can’t pass up on the archaeological museum.

No other German museum has such extensive and multifaceted exhibitions of Roman culture.

But there are also artefacts from long before the Romans arrived, like the 3,600-year-old Trassem hoard, containing a gold bangle, needle, decorative gold spirals, a sword and axe.

Of the many Roman finds, give yourself time to pore over the Neumagen wine ship, a stone model of a wine ship carved for the tomb of a local wine merchant.

The 3rd-century Polydus Mosaic is also a must, and was in a house that was destroyed a century later to make way for the new baths.

The museum also holds the Trierer Goldmünzenschatz (Trier Gold Coin Treasure), 2650 Roman gold coins brought to light during construction work in the city.

4. Cathedral of Trier

After Constantine converted to Christianity he set about building a complex of four basilicas in Trier on the site of the current cathedral.

When it was finished this had a footprint four times the area of the sizeable building standing now.

The current cathedral is an intoxicating jumble of different styles, as over time the building was extended rather than rebuilt.

So there are three Romanesque naves with Gothic vaults, and some theatrical Baroque flourishes like the stuccowork vault of the western choir.

The oldest surviving piece of sculpture is the sandstone tympanum on the south wall of the portal towards the Liebfrauenkirche, dating to 1180 and showing Jesus on his throne flanked by Mary and Saint Peter.

Head out in to the Gothic cloister to size up the cathedral from the outside, and make for the treasury which has a magnificent reliquary for one of the holy nails.

5. Trier Imperial Baths

Augusta Treverorum’s 4th-century bathing complex had a magnitude that was almost unmatched north of the Alps, and large chunks of its arched 19-metre walls are still in place.

The baths were never completed, and despite their enormous size, they weren’t actually the largest in the city at the time, as that honour went to the older Barbara baths.

In a designated archaeological park, the Imperial Baths are in superb condition considering their age, and this is partly because they were repurposed for Trier’s Medieval city wall.

You can explore the excavated labyrinth of subterranean tunnels and marvel at the size of the hot water bath, which is big enough to seat 650 people for opera performances.

Four of the original six boiler rooms remain.

6. Trier Amphitheater

Like any Roman city worth its salt, Trier had an amphitheatre for blood sports, and this is just past the Imperial Baths outside the medieval walls.

The monument is on the Petrisberg hill, and one explanation for this location is that the amphitheatre’s builders could use the natural slope of the hill for seating so earthworks were only needed for one half.

The amphitheatre dates to the second half of the 3rd century and would have witnessed fights with animals, gladiator battles and executions before the western empire fell two centuries later.

One of the amphitheatre’s special features is its intact cellars, where gladiators and animals would have been hoisted to the surface on lifts.

7. Electoral Palace

The palace attached to the Aula Palatina is held as one of the best expressions of Rococo art in Germany.

The Rococo south wing was added to Lothar von Matternich’s Renaissance palace from the middle of the 18th century when the Elector Johann IX. Philipp von Walderdorff moved to the city.

Now, Trier’s District Government is based in the palace, so access is restricted, but you can sign up for guided tours of the courtyard, foyer, staircase and “Baroque room”, which are all sumptuous.

The palace’s Baroque gardens are also glorious and boast rows of 18th-century sculptures by Ferdinand Dietz.

8. Liebfrauenkirche

Germany’s earliest Gothic church is right on the south wall of Trier Cathedral.

The Liebfrauenkirche was built over a Roman-era church at the beginning of the 13th century.

One of the first things that will hit you is the circular building plan, with circular portals and altar niche combining to form the outline of the 12-petalled rose, a symbol of the Virgin Mary.

The 12 supporting columns are painted with the 12 apostles and soar to vaults with filigree patterns.

See the decorative tomb of the Bishop Karl von Metternich, and the western portal’s tympanum of the Mary Enthroned, the annunciation and the Adoration of the Magi.

9. Hauptmarkt

The soul of Medieval Trier, this marketplace was laid out in the 10th century after the previous one was ransacked during a Viking raid a few decades earlier.

The three-metre market cross was erected to commemorate this event in 958 and has a Carolingian capital, while its column was used as a pillory for public punishments from the 13th century on.

On the south side is the Renaissance Petrusbrunnen, dating to 1595 and topped with a statue of Trier’s patron saint Peter.

He stands above allegorical statues of the four cardinal virtues, justice, fortitude, prudence and temperance.

Hauptmarkt is also framed by photogenic historic buildings like the Steipe, the ceremonial banquet hall with a hipped roof and decorative crenellations.

On the Steipe’s wall you can see the official yardstick, used by market traders in days gone by.

10. Dreikönigenhaus

Entering old Trier on Simeonstraße via the Porta Nigra you’ll soon be confronted by another remarkable monument.

Painted white and with colourful patterns around its semi-circular windows, the Dreikönigenhaus is a Romanesque and Gothic patrician house from 1230. At that time defence was the first thing wealthy families were worried about, which is why the house is more like a fortified tower.

You can see that the front door is actually a few metres above the street, and householders would have used a ladder to get up or down.

In the Middle Ages Trier had as many as ten residential towers like Dreikönigenhaus, and this is now one of three to remain today.

11. Basilica of St. Paulinus

At a Roman graveyard up from the Porta Nigra there’s a majestic Rococo church that is the third in a succession of religious buildings going back to the 300s.

The second, Romanesque church was destroyed by the French army during a siege of Trier in 1673. Its successor was begun six decades later and consecrated in 1757. Unlike Trier other composite buildings, the Basilica of St. Paulinus has a planned, uniform style, with exuberant Rococo stuccowork, frescoes and fittings.

The interior was designed by the feted architect Balthasar Neumann and the stupendous fresco on the ceiling in the nave work of Christoph Thomas Scheffler.

This depicts the life of St Paulinus and the martyrdom of the Theban Legion in 286.

12. Simeonstift

The 11th-century college adjoining the Porta Nigra is an exciting venue for Trier’s city museum.

The collection here is pretty diverse as it comes from donations from prominent Trier citizens.

Along with Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque paintings, sculpture and handicrafts there’s an exhibition of Egyptian Coptic textiles, paintings, oil lamps and furniture from the 2nd to the 9th century.

The naturalistic sarcophagus portraits dating back to the 2nd century have to be seen to be believed.

In the college’s cloisters are 18th-century statues sculpted by Ferdinand Tietz for the Electoral Palace garden, while on the second floor is an assortment of East Asian Art.

If you’re new to the city you can also get up to speed, viewing a model of Trier as it was in 1800 and a movie about Roman Augustus Treverorum.

13. Barbara Baths

Between 2000 and 2015 Trier’s older bathing complex from the 2nd century was closed off for conservation.

At the reopened archaeological site there are metal stairways and footbridges lifting you over excavated pools and through archways.

Slowly you realise the size of these ruins: In their day the baths covered four hectares making them the largest in the Roman World after the Trajan Baths in Rome.

The site was a quarry for hundreds of years, so none of the walls are above a few metres, but there are nine information boards showing reconstructions of the baths and their luxurious furnishings 1,900 years ago.

14. Karl Marx House

West of the centre of Trier is the house where Karl Marx, the epoch-changing economist and philosopher was born in 1818. The building has 16th-century origins and was extended and remodelled in the 1720s when a member of the Electorate’s chamber council lived here.

As soon as the significance of the house was realised in 1904 it was bought by the SPD (Social Democrat Party). A bumpy few decades followed and the museum reopened in 1947. Drawing on artefacts like a first edition of Das Kapital, the museum’s permanent exhibition considers the life, work and influence of a figure whose impact on the modern world is immeasurable.

When this article was written the Karl Marx House was closed until May 2018 for renovations.

15. Mariensäule

Visible for miles at a height of 300 metres on the left bank of the Moselle is a Marian column placed here in the 1860s.

The monument towers above the woodland at the top sandstone cliffs and was funded by donations from Trier’s Catholic congregation.

The combined height of the Neo-Gothic pedestal and its statue is 40 metres.

The sculptor of the statue of Mary at the top, Gottfried Renn used some sandstone blocks from Trier’s Roman wall, perhaps in recognition of the city’s Roman Catholic tradition dating back to the 400s.

You can catch a bus to just 20 metres below the column, and on the platform you can soak up an all-encompassing view of the Moselle and Trier.

15 Best Things to Do in Trier (Germany):

• Porta Nigra
• Aula Palatina
• Rheinisches Landesmuseum
• Cathedral of Trier
• Trier Imperial Baths
• Trier Amphitheater
• Electoral Palace
• Liebfrauenkirche
• Dreikönigenhaus
• Basilica of St. Paulinus
• Simeonstift
• Barbara Baths
• Karl Marx House
• Mariensäule

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LG says the Bon Voyage can be kitted out with features from a bed to a water purifier, an electric stove to a refrigerator — and even, apparently, some sort of “shoe care” apparatus. (The single image the brand released shows it boasting a wine rack behind the drop-down tailgate / bench, so we’re guessing that’s in the mix, too.)

LG didn’t specify how much the Bon Voyage weighs, but given the compact size and the fact that the brand says it can be “connected to a car,” we’d guess it’s meant to be on the lighter side — the sort of towable that can be easily karted around by a crossover.

Not that you should really plan on affixing the Bon Voyage to your Crosstrek Wilderness anytime soon. LG made no statement as to the possibility of production — in fact, the trailer comes from LG Labs, which the brand describes as “a marketing platform focused on delivering experimental yet innovative products and services,” which makes us seriously doubt it’ll make its way to production. As a proof of concept, however, it’s a cool idea — and one we hope camping trailer manufacturers take a look at for inspiration as they plot their futures.

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The virtual beer and chocolate pairing was so unique, fun and informative! Mike and Ruth put together an engaging presentation that gave us much to talk about even after the event was over. What a wonderful way for those at our office to connect! A fantastic time was had by all! Thanks for putting together such a wonderful event!

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Beer Tours and Beer Vacations with Bon Beer Voyage.  Whether you are a Craft Beer Connoisseur, a Belgian Beer Buff, or just like to take brewery tours and enjoy craft beer when you travel, you have just found the beer vacation that you thought existed only in your dreams.

Over the years, at the request of our guests, we have added in our own curated wine tours and spirit journeys that follow in the tradition of visiting amazing places, meeting the fantastic people behind the libation creations and searching out the most delicious wines, spirits and local cuisine out there.  (Of course, being who we are and knowing our guests, we often find some great craft beer along the route as well!) For now, all of our trips – Beer tours, Wine tours and Spirit tours are found on this website.

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Our new immersive show

Bon Voyage is an immersive 60-minute family-friendly show that combines live arts, acrobatics and 360-degree projection mapping. This latest Cirque Éloize production invites you to embark on a journey into a whimsical world inspired by Montreal’s past.

In 1885, Montreal, the country’s economic hub, was going through hard times and its new mayor, Honoré Beaugrand, faced several challenges. Dalhousie Station was built during this period of turbulence. Serving as a symbol of national unity, the development of the trans-Canadian railway was a project of significant social and political ramifications in the early days of Canadian Confederation.

Audience members will immerse themselves in the hustle and bustle of late 19th-century Montreal, joining Cirque Éloize artists on a thrilling journey. They will experience the first train trip to Port Moody, British Columbia, departing from Dalhousie Station on June 28, 1886.

Bon Voyage , directed by Fernand Rainville, will be presented in the former Dalhousie Station in the heart of Old Montreal, starting July 3, 2024.

• Accessible to individuals with reduced mobility
• Family-friendly and bilingual
• No seated places
• Duration: 60 minutes

Tickets for the Bon Voyage immersive show are currently on sale .

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