This article covers the hotels and serviced-apartment buildings in Germany recorded in Innpedia: 356 properties in 101 cities, operated by 11 chains, with about 21,647 rooms between them.[1][2][3] Berlin has the most, with 48. Germany's capital is Berlin; its population is about 83.5 million.[12]
Hotel supply
Innpedia records 233 hotels, 116 aparthotels, 6 apartment buildings and 1 resort in Germany. The 207 properties with a room count average 105 rooms each. The largest operator by number of properties is Novum Hospitality, with 128.[1][2][3]
By city
Nightly rate: the median of the cheapest public rate per room type for one reference stay, observed once; see each city’s article for the stay and date.
By chain
| Chain | Properties | Rooms | Cities |
|---|---|---|---|
| Novum Hospitality | 128 | — | 50 |
| Limehome | 91 | 2,214 | 56 |
| Leonardo Hotels | 79 | 14,867 | 28 |
| MEININGER Hotels | 15 | 2,423 | 9 |
| TFE Hotels | 14 | — | 10 |
| Bob W | 10 | 413 | 6 |
| Van der Valk Hotels | 10 | 1,639 | 8 |
| Fletcher Hotels | 4 | — | 4 |
| Barceló Hotel Group | 2 | — | 2 |
| Vision Apartments | 2 | 91 | 2 |
| Toyoko Inn | 1 | — | 1 |
Guest reviews
70 properties publish a guest score on the operator's own website; on a ten-point scale they average 8.8. Among those with at least 100 reviews the highest is Badischer Hof - Leonardo Limited Edition, at 94 out of 100 from 418 reviews.[1][2][3]
Notable hotels
Wikidata records 3,206 hotels in Germany beyond the chain properties above; 523 have an article in Innpedia.[13] Cities with an article built from them: Heilbronn (107), München (96), Steglitz (58), Frankfurt-Innenstadt I (53), Neukölln (45), Görlitz (28), Neustadt an der Weinstraße (27), Schweinfurt (23), Göttingen (21), Würzburg (18), Lüneburg (17), Offenbach am Main (16), Fulda (16), Bad Homburg vor der Höhe (16), Norderstedt (16), Böblingen (15), Lahr/Schwarzwald (15), Frankfurt-West (14), Koblenz (14), Tübingen (14), Rostock (13), Wilhelmshaven (13), Offenburg (13), Hamelin (12), Wuppertal (12), Oldenburg (12), Duisburg (11), Ludwigshafen (11), Plauen (11), Gummersbach (11), Dessau-Roßlau (10), Garbsen (10), Gera (10), Rüsselsheim am Main (10), Celle (10), Minden (9), Göppingen (9), Siegen (9), Villingen-Schwenningen (9), Paderborn (9).
The 300 best known of 3,206 are listed, by the number of Wikipedia language editions that have an article on them.
See also
- Hotels by country
- Hotels in the United Kingdom — 673 properties
- Hotels in Norway — 192 properties
- Hotels in the Netherlands — 188 properties
- Hotels in Spain — 165 properties
- Hotels in Sweden — 118 properties
- Hotels in Austria — 42 properties
- Hotels in Finland — 34 properties
- Hotels in Switzerland — 33 properties
References
- ^ Novum Hospitality — official website. Novum Hospitality. Retrieved October 2026.
- ^ Limehome — official website. Limehome. Retrieved October 2026.
- ^ Leonardo Hotels — official website. Leonardo Hotels. Retrieved October 2026.
- ^ MEININGER Hotels — official website. MEININGER Hotels. Retrieved October 2026.
- ^ TFE Hotels — official website. TFE Hotels. Retrieved October 2026.
- ^ Bob W — official website. Bob W. Retrieved October 2026.
- ^ Van der Valk Hotels — official website. Van der Valk Hotels. Retrieved October 2026.
- ^ Fletcher Hotels — official website. Fletcher Hotels. Retrieved October 2026.
- ^ Barceló Hotel Group — official website. Barceló Hotel Group. Retrieved October 2026.
- ^ Vision Apartments — official website. Vision Apartments. Retrieved October 2026.
- ^ Toyoko Inn — official website. Toyoko Inn. Retrieved October 2026.
- ^ Germany (Q183). Wikidata. CC0.
- ^ Hotels in Germany. Wikidata. CC0.
Operator facts as published, read in October 2026.