Driving across Germany to the Czech Republic, I logged onto Booking.com as we hurtled out of the Netherlands and hit upon the Hotel Perkeo in "The Pedestrian Area" of old Heidelberg.. "What could be nicer than this place in the quiet pedestrian area" I asked myself? In retrospect, I now realise that the term "Pedestrian Area" is obviously a shortened... More

Perche non - the catchphrase of the wine supervisor at the Schloss - who died from drinking water. What better name for Hotel Perkeo, a family owned hotel in a pivotal position in Heidelberg. Dating from 1891, the hotel has its quirks, but is a really pleasant place to stay. Not state of the art, but that is what is... More

On a business trip, the perk of being in the middle of the city is enormous. The Perkeo is a charming hotel with excellent service, nice restaurant, good rooms, effective bathrooms. All very clean and in order.

Food was average and service was horrible. Please note that we did not stay at hotel but is is centrally located in the heart of the pedestrian street of Heidelberg....

my boyfriend and i spend one night in Heidelberg and we decided to settle in Perkeo Hotel. the location is excellent and the service was lovely (by Yasmina). we enjoyed a nice and cozy room, large bathroom including bath tub and hair dryer, small tv (who needs it anyway) and flexibility about our check-out time. very nice, very welcoming, very... More

After being in Paris for only a day and a half it was so nice to settle into our large room in hotel perkeo. There were 4 of us and this is the only hotel where we all got to be in the same room during our vacation. The couch beds were not bad, classic European "mattess". It was warm... More

Stayed here Sept 22 2011 through Sept 24 2011. My friend had a room right above the restaurant and mine was on the corner of the main pedestrian and side street. No central a/c or fan in room. The noise all night from people on the streets was very loud even with the windows closed, noise did not subside until... More

From the time we arrived at this 100+ year old hotel we were made welcome by the staff. They not only gave us good advise but also brought an English newspaper to our breakfast table - what service. It is amazing how such an old building can retain its charm but also incorporate modern facilities. Although you have to go... More

I have not stayed here but have eaten in the restaurant. The setting is nice but unfortunately the food is terrible. Despite a bad first experience,this week I tried Perkeo for a second time as other reviews are often favourable. Overcooked noodles and a slimy sauce, which contained both over cooked and not fully rehydrated mushrooms, confirmed my previous bad... More