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Enjoy your holiday in one of our well-rated hotels in Cologne! When in this city, a visit to the Roman Catholic cathedral is a must. But with over 2000 years of history, there is much more to see.
Our accommodations in Cologne feature modern and comfortable rooms. Our guests benefit from free access to our WiFi or Sky TV programming. In addition, all of our hotels are pet-friendly. The central location of our hotels makes it easy to take a stroll through the streets of Cologne's historic old town. Try our popular B&B HOTELS breakfast buffet. Snacks and drinks are also available 24/7 from the vending machines in the hotel lobby. We offer our guests the use of paid parking spaces at our hotels, subject to availability. Explore all the great deals on our website!
Cologne is a breathtaking city with lots to explore and experience. It is the fourth largest city in Germany, which means it offers a wealth of culture and history. The Cologne region was first settled by the Romans, who founded a colony there in 38 BC. They named this settlement Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium, but we know it as Cologne! In Cologne, you'll find all kinds of food from all over the world, including Cajun cuisine from Louisiana, Chinese food or Thai food. You can also enjoy a good German beer in the numerous pubs around Cologne! Our B&B HOTEL Köln-Messe is close to the city centre and the river. Our rooms are pet-friendly and air-conditioned, and we are available 24/7 at the reception for you. The central location of this hotel makes it ideal for exploring the city.
Outside the bustling city centre is the Ehrenfeld district, known for its vibrant days and nights. Many small boutiques and local delicacies invite visitors to Venloer Straße, the main artery of this Cologne district. The multicultural part of the city is easy to reach from our B&B HOTEL Köln-Ehrenfeld, which is also close to the B&B HOTEL Köln-City.
There are two convenient accommodations near Lindenthal: Our B&B HOTEL Köln-Frechen and the B&B HOTEL Köln-West are both pet-friendly hotels. Both accommodation options are located in the western parts of Cologne, between the districts of Frechen and Junkersdorf. From here there are further connections to the beautifully maintained Lindenthal district with its many gardens and parks. The district invites you to stroll around and is a neighbourhood where people of all ages and cultures come together. Remember: The city of Düsseldorf is just 30 minutes by train from Cologne city centre. City trip travellers have the opportunity to experience a short day trip to the famous fashion and art city of Düsseldorf.
The landmark and UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of the most impressive church buildings in the world. With a height of 160 meters, Cologne Cathedral is the third tallest church in the world. The architectural style is Gothic, and hardly any guest knows the official name of the cathedral: Hohe Domkirche St. Petrus. As if that wasn't enough, there are another 12 Romanesque church buildings within Cologne. Following winding streets and small alleys you will find your way to the enchanting old town of Cologne. Here, you can leisurely stroll, admire the historic buildings, or simply take in the city's atmosphere. Further along you will find the Hohenzollern Bridge in Cologne. This Bridge of Love has been transformed into a work of art by tourists over many years. Locks, which symbolise eternal love, are attached to the bridge to commemorate shared moments in Cologne. The Cologne mentality is evident in many places in the bars and restaurants and on the streets. The mentality of the people of Cologne is welcoming and cheerful. Our B&B HOTEL Köln-Airport is a wonderful place to stay thanks to its proximity to the city centre as well as good connections.
From culture to parties, Cologne offers its guests everything a modern metropolis has to offer. If you have the chance, you should definitely try Cologne's beer, colloquially known as "Kölsch". There are also countless delicious restaurants in Cologne that are must-visits. Visitors can also marvel at the Cologne Carnival and there are so many attractions to discover and things to do in Cologne. The shopping streets in the city centre, with over 13,000 pedestrians per hour, are true hotspots of modern life. Schildergasse is the largest shopping street in Cologne, with many global brands and luxury boutiques, as well as local trendy shops. The most popular shopping streets in Cologne, starting with Schildergasse, include: Hohe Straße; Ehrenstraße; Breite Straße; Mittelstraße; Neumarkt—all these shopping streets are located directly in the city centre. However, if you prefer something quieter and more relaxed, our B&B HOTEL Köln-Troisdorf offers a perfect location close to the airport.
Wherever your destination when travelling in Germany, whether for business or leisure, you will always find a B&B HOTELS nearby. Check availability and book your room!
“From the In-the-Dark Rollercoaster to the sunken city of Atlantis, to the ghost train. Enjoy family time with big and little kids.”
Discover Cologne’s Rheinauhafen Harbour! In the harbour quarter, along with flats and offices, there are lots of cafes, restaurants and galleries. The landmarks of Cologne's new district, the Kranhäuser, impress with their unique architecture and the mark they leave on the left bank of the Rhine.
Directly on the Rhein, sits the impressive landmark of Cologne Cathedral. The Gothic cathedral, the third-largest church in the world, features a 100-metre-high south-facing tower with amazing views. Be warned, though, you’ll need to climb 533 steps to get there. Those who make the climb will be rewarded with breathtaking views over the old town and the Rhein. If you’re not making the climb, there’s still plenty to be impressed by with the monumental interior and the chambers of the cathedral.
Experience the history of chocolate in the Chocolate Museum! You can also discover what today’s production line looks like, up close. From the tropical house, where you can admire a cocoa tree, to the production line, where you can discover everything you’ve ever wanted to find out about chocolate. One of the highlights is definitely the chocolate bridge, where you can snack on Lindt chocolate. Get lost in the world of the so-called “brown gold”!
The famous love padlocks make for a beautiful symbol of Cologne’s bridges. Lovers’ padlocks hang on the fence of the Hohenzollern Bridge as a symbol. To make sure that love lasts forever, the keys are thrown into the Rhine. The padlocks are individually designed, mostly with an engraving, but also painted, decorated or glued with home-made additions.
