Panzer Hotel

I’m at odds at what rating to give the PKH. While this is one of the best hotels you will find on any… ANY Army post, it could use a few improvements.
Knowing it is difficult to hire hotel management that is highly trained for the wages the military is willing to provide, it is a decent hotel.
However, it is obvious some of the crew here lacks anything beyond basic hotel service training. From front desk staff having conversations with other employees from across the entire lobby, to the «lead desk» clerk greeting you with, «what’s up», it has room for improvement.
However, it is on a military post. Expect kids running up and down the hallways with no control. Expect basic customer service. Expect not having luggage carts downstairs because of lazy people leaving them outside their rooms. Expect trash bags outside the hallways… etc etc. but, don’t let a few low class customers ruin your stay.
There are amazing staff members and the facility really is top notch. Again, this is one of the newest hotels on a military installation in Germany and really is amazing especially if you have been sleeping in dirt, in barracks or in a war zone.
Especially for the price! $ 60 – 65.00USD. You can’t beat it.

Wonderful wonderful wonderful beds. I cannot stress how good it was. Friendly staff, great breakfast. It has a nice gym and laundry rooms. The place is just neat and clean. We been here a dozen times, every time is just a joy to stay here. Pretty cheap too, $ 70bucks.

I’ve stayed here 3 weeks straight and enjoyed every minute. Sure, it’s Americanized, but when I get out of work, I know I can hit up the Fitness Center and be back in room to soak in the tub and watch a movie or get on the Internet without a hitch. Other hotels are less predictable, but not this one.
Breakfast is complimentary, but goes fast. Always muffins and fruit, yogurt and bagels, oatmeal and a coffee machine with most selections you could want from Hot chocolate, Café Au Lait, Espresso, Tea. They also serve boiled eggs, but they go fast and don’t refresh after 8, if you’re lucky. This is a family hotel, so get there early for a selection. Also milk and juices!
Evenings you’ll find a snack selection available for the low, low price of $ 1. Don’t be stingy! The coffee machine is always available, but the fridge is locked after serving hours.
Check in and out is quick and efficient and phones are in the lobby with pads and pens for easy access. I’ve made many-​a-​call from here. There’s also a l9vely fireplace when you walk in, so you never feel like you’re in a hotel.
There are places for your service anumal, inside and out, and trails for walking and running. You’ll not feel pulled away from your workout routine.
Across from shopping and food, most of what you need is a short walk up a long hill!

Very nicely put together Hotel. We had a suite with a kitchenette and it was lovely for our family of 4. The staff is very warm and inviting, friendly and helpful. Right next to the PX and the food court. Also Community bank across the street. Free WiFi which is a plus and a TV in the man room as well as the bedroom. Breakfast is functional, but nothing really special. There is a Starbucks across the parking lot in the Food Court, and also a German Bakery with a nice selection of pastries and sandwiches. Very pleasant place to stay. Oh yeah and a playground outside for the kids.

Be aware, even if this is a base and you think that your belongings are secure… people steal your belongings. Don’t leave your laundry unattended to include anything you bring in the laundry rooms. People will take the liberty to think it is free for all. There is no regards to respect at all in this hotel. The staff rocks but the tenants are another story.

This is a very nice military hotel. The customer service is excellent and the rooms are spacious. Breakfast is continental with bagels, boiled eggs, yogurts, fruit cups, juices, milk, coffee, and cappuccino. They have a small fenced in play area for the kids with benches for parents to sit at. It is conveniently located right in the middle of the base, the Exchange and food court is a 3 minute walk, and in the opposite direction is the bowling alley, Irish pub, gym, shopette, and commissary.

This is the best military hotel I’ve stayed in so far (as of now). We stayed here for about 2 weeks with the family and loved it.
The outside doesn’t look as appealing as most upscale hotels, but the interior is very pleasing to the eye and it’s a relaxing ambience. The breakfast is somewhat continental. They have hard-​boiled eggs, bagels, fruit cocktail cups, yogurts, juice, milk, coffee, and tea.
The location is ideal for conducting business on the installation and a 3-​minute walk leads you to the Exchange and Food Court. In the opposite direction, you’ll find the bowling alley and Irish pub.
Wired internet is available in the rooms.

Spent two weeks here and I have no complaints. This is one of the nicest military hotels I’ve stayed in! The property is professionally managed, well maintained and very comfortable. They’ve got a continental breakfast 7 days, wired Internet in the rooms and WiFi in the lobby. Laundry rooms are on the even floors. Pets are permitted (its a German thing). I never figured out how to crack the code to call home using a calling card.

Nice place to stay. The staff is professional and service fairly timely. Compared to other military hotels there are few amenities. There is a small playground for the kids. There are not enough washers & dryers. The continental breakfast is a plus. No Wi-​Fi, but ether net connection internet is free.