Everything about the hotel is just ok. The rooms and furnishings are a little outdated, but nothing terrible. Both my friend and I had mattresses that were showing age, as there was a noticeable indentation in the middle from prolonged usage. We upgraded to a river view room, but this was barely worth it as we had the view only... More

This hotel was an easy walk to the train station and buses and trams. Great customer service and the breakfast was included in our rate. The breakfast was top notch. Heidelberg is a lovely city with lots to do and see. More

Stayed last year and gave a 4 star review, this year 3 stars. Generally, support what others say--I am "Silver" on Marriott Rewards As an American business traveler, (1) would expect to not have to pay a per minute charge (.20 to .40 euro) to join a conference call even if I have a local German number; (2) there is... More

This was not a bad Marriott and considering the hotel choices in Heidelberg this might be the best big chain option. Nevertheless the hotel felt a tad outdated and the location was not very good. It was about a 10 minute walk from the train station and it is not on the way to the historic old town or castle.... More

I am writing this report now 6 weeks after my check-in to ensure that I stay objective. However my overall impression still is: Not satisfied – Do not recommend this property to your friends. I stayed at the Marriott Heidelberg for four nights in the beginning of February 2012. This was my second stay here. As I had an appointment... More

Great service. Upgraded for $30 per night for executive lounge access. Well worth it! Ample breakfast, good selections of appetizer food and alcohol in the evening. Other guests to mingle with. Beats staying in your room. Easy walk along river to see the sights. More

The hotel was good but it is 3 miles away from the old city where you have all the shopping places, pubs and entertainment. I took it as a workout to walk there .. I would say it suits for Business trip and not for vacation More

This is a large American Marriott transplanted to historic Heidelberg. It is located on the river a mile away from the quaint streets and good restaurants of the old city. Had this hotel been sited with the other (smaller) hotels in the old city, it would have destroyed the ambiance. If I were visiting Heidelberg again, I would opt for... More

Stayed here a few times as some of my American colleagues prefer this hotel to others. The rooms and amenities are just fine, but for me, I prefer something closer to downtown. The price for parking is high at €30, and a cab ride to the main downtown area is 15/20 euros. Not worth it to me, but a fine... More