Hotels With Brunch In Nuremberg Near Me

4worldlovers: The Park Inn by Radisson Nürnberg lies just 300 meters from the historic city center and is close to popular business destinations like Datev, Novartis, and Telekom. The medieval Old Town is also nearby, where you can discover historic churches and handcrafted treasures in Handwerkerhof. If you'd like to explore further afield, Nürnberg's main train station is 5 minutes away by underground, and Nürnberg Airport (NUE) is just 15 minutes from the hotel. The on-site restaurant features a courtyard terrace for summertime al fresco dining, and the fitness area and sauna promise a relaxing stay. Underground parking is also available at the hotel, with an RWE charging station for e-cars.

The Park Inn by Radisson Nuremberg is a cashless hotel and only accepts card and contactless payments.

The Park Inn by Radisson Nürnberg offers a convenient location for your event or conference within a historic city. As well as seven meeting rooms ranging between 30 and 100 square meters, from the ground floor to the fifth floor, the hotel has an attractive inner courtyard, restaurant, and private dining area. Needless to say, it is equipped with the audiovisual technology needed for conferences or other functions, and each room also has individual air conditioning.

Our on-site restaurant offers an accessible menu for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There's something to suit everyone's palate. Enjoy a great breakfast buffet for a perfect start into your day, and come back for lunch and dinner. You can also choose to sit at the bar and select from our drinks and food menu for a more casual experience. Dine inside or on our terrace, located in the inner courtyard.

Notable attractions located in the Nürnberg city center make our hotel location very desirable. Enjoy easy access to the Toy Museum, the exhibition grounds and the convention center that are all less than 7 kilometers from the hotel. You can can also spend an afternoon at the Handerwerkerhof or view the exhibitions at the State Museum for Art and Design.

On two evenings each July and August, the largest orchestras in the city perform traditional classical music, ballet and musical numbers for free in the local park. Bring a picnic and prepare for a musical feast.

See where the trials of Nazi regime members occurred and explore educational exhibits. The courtroom is still active today, but may have limited access.

This world-famous market has been running since the mid-16th century and has more than 180 stands selling Christmas ornaments, food, drink, toys, and games.

Home to approximately 300 animal species, the Nuremberg Zoo features large, natural enclosures and fascinating architectural structures.

Offering fun for the entire family, this amusement park is packed with activities and entertainment. Parents are sure to enjoy the seasonal beer garden.

Against the medieval city walls, this museum's sleek modern design appears particularly striking. Take your time to explore this unique collection devoted to art and design from 1945 onwards.

How to get to the Park Inn by Radisson Nürnberg

Our city center hotel puts guests just minutes from major roads and train stations. We're located 900 meters from the main train station, making it easy for visitors to reach historical attractions or the convention center. Additionally, we're just a 15-minute underground ride to the airport.

Car-charging stations are available for guests with electric cars who choose an overnight package. Guests without an overnight reservation who are Radisson Rewards members can use their points to receive access to the charging stations.

Take the U-Bahn U2 train to Plärrer, then walk 300m to the hotel.

4worldlovers: The hotel can look back on a long history steeped in tradition, which has featured a plethora of special guests and events.

Oskar Weigel acquired a historic two-story farmhouse with a hops storehouse from the Heidenreich family. He converted this into a hotel and extended the property to include the third floor. Just one year later the Grand Hotel Nuremberg opened its doors. It included approx. 80 rooms with 100 beds but no running water, as was common at that time, and only one bathroom.

In the years preceding World War I, Nuremberg was increasingly becoming a tourist hotspot - not least due to the Bayreuth Festival. After the hotel was expanded by Rudolf Lotz, the main entrance faced the Bahnhofsplatz. Out hotel in the city center then comprised an incredible 35 private residences and 5 apartments. The hotel’s heyday was however interrupted by World War I after just one season and tourism in Nuremberg came to an almost complete standstill.

After Nuremberg was rebuilt, the hotel's heyday was once more interrupted - by the Second World War. In the years preceding this, the Grand Hotel Nuremberg was the only residence aristocrats, industrialists, and other high-ranking individuals would consider staying. After the war, the Grand Hotel soon regained its previous splendour in the hands of the Lotz family with a historic array of entertainers such as Hildegard Knef, Bob Dylan, Harry Belafonte, The Beatles, Herbert von Karajan, and Joe Cocker staying there whilst in Nuremberg.

In November, after changing ownership several times, the Grand Hotel Nuremberg is incorporated into the world-renowned category of Le Méridien Hotels.

Going forward, corporate clients and regular guests of the Grand Hotel will be able to take advantage of more than 850 new travel destinations worldwide. They can also take advantage of the benefits offered by several loyalty programs.

We did it! For the five World Cup games played in Nuremberg, the national teams of Mexico, England, Japan, Ghana, and Portugal stayed at the hotel. In addition to some 75 hotel rooms, split exclusively over two private floors, the historic Richard Wagner ballroom served as a dining room for players and officials.

In 2008, we had the honour of welcoming the Dalai Lama as a guest at Le Méridien Grand Hotel Nuremberg. The Dalai Lama joined the Le Méridien Grand Hotel Nuremberg’s historic list of prominent guests, which includes Germany's Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, chancellor Olaf Scholz, and The Beatles.

After undergoing major renovations, the historic Le Méridien Grand Hotel Nuremberg is now one of the premier city center hotels, offering 192 newly designed rooms and suites and an additional room for events.

120 years have passed since the historic Grand Hotel Nuremberg welcomed its first guests to the city center. Our hotel can look back on a long history steeped in tradition, which has featured a plethora of special events and guests.