The Savoy is one of Cologne's cheapest ***** hotels. It is situated in one of the worst parts of downtown, behind the railway station, which combines red light areas, heavy construction sites, and, well, otherwise dangerous quarters as well. But it is more easily accessible by car than almost all others, it has some nice views, and it is 5-7... more

a fantastic hotel with original styling, we got an upgrade to the bora bora suite, I have never seen so many artifacts packed into a hotel room...amusing, provocative yet very comfortable, with a view of the cathederal so near you could almost feed the pidgeons from your 5th floor window! the staff were all genuinely friendly, the bar/cafe had a... more

We stayed here for 2 nights in July. Aircon was a big plus due to the hot weather at the time. Reception and breakfast staff were friendly and professional. Our double room was of good size and nicely decorated in Asian style. Design is accentuated at the cost of a few practical things. e.g light switches were a bit difficult... more

stayed here for one night. it was very hot outside and I had choosen this hotel because of the aircondition and the aircon in the room worked excellent. Not so in the public areas like hallways, lobby and elevators, the air was very sticky. The room was very small, bathroom very very small also with narrow shower and no bath... more

I highly recommend this hotel, i really had a wonderful experience over there, its not like a regular hotel the rooms are more a live i mean the room carry is own soul, its for sure one of the best hotel i have beeen..... more

My husband and I stayed at the Savoy Hotel at the end of May 2005. It was an unseasonably warm time for Germany and I'm happy to say that the air conditioner was a nice feature. Our room was clean and nicely decorated but sacrificed practicality for a certain "look". For example the bedside lamps had black shades with low... more

It seems that all of Cologne is under construction. This makes the 300m walk to the Savoy Hotel from the city's main rail station a bit more challenging but worth the effort. The hotel has a very interesting and restful room decor. My bed was very comfortable and the room was relatively quiet, though traffic noise was evident. The breakfast... more

We got a room in the first floor that was very small, and had almost no view on the outside due to external glass pannels, apparently to protect from the noise and to display the hotel's adverts. It was a bit dissapointing for a 5 stars hotel. The service was excellent, and breakfast was very good. more

Wow...what a bargain......Georgeous luxury at £60 per room per night (internet rates). Individual rooms with sumptuos decor - Faux fur throws and millions of pillows on the bed. Well placed for railway and centre. Check out the downstairs loos!! Chandaliers in the ladies and a wall of tropical live fish and coral inthe mens. This was a first class hotel... more