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Hotel Waldhaus-Langenbrahm

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Visitors frequently praise the hotel's beautiful location, friendly and attentive staff, and excellent food, particularly the breakfast buffet and half-board dinners. However, some guests noted that certain rooms are dated and in need of renovation, and one reviewer was disappointed with the quality of an expensive truffle dish.

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Address
Wiedfeldtstraße 23, 45133 Essen, Germany
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Phone
0201 45040
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Website
www.das-lola.de
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About this place Hotel Waldhaus-Langenbrahm

Hotel Waldhaus-Langenbrahm in Essen, Germany, offers a welcoming and inclusive environment for all travelers. Situated in the North Rhine-Westphalia region, this hotel is recognized for its LGBTQ+ friendly atmosphere, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay for members of the LGBTQ+ community. While not exclusively a gay venue, its commitment to inclusivity makes it a great choice for those seeking a safe and friendly accommodation. Visitors can expect a pleasant and relaxed atmosphere at this establishment. Located at Wiedfeldtstraße 23, 45133 Essen, the hotel provides a convenient base for exploring the city and its surrounding areas. The hotel's website, http://www.das-lola.de/, is the best resource for detailed information on amenities, services, and booking. Whether you are visiting Essen for leisure or business, Hotel Waldhaus-Langenbrahm aims to provide a hospitable experience where everyone feels valued and respected. Enjoy your stay in this vibrant German city with the peace of mind that comes from choosing an inclusive accommodation. Essen, a major city in the Ruhr area, offers a rich industrial heritage alongside a growing cultural scene. Its location in North Rhine-Westphalia makes it easily accessible and a good starting point for exploring the wider region. Choosing an LGBTQ+ friendly hotel like Waldhaus-Langenbrahm contributes to a more open and welcoming travel experience, allowing you to focus on enjoying all that Essen has to offer.

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André Kellner
André Kellner Jun 2026

Unreservedly recommended: small, refined, individual... simply excellent, with central connections. And if, contrary to expectations, the shower water remains cold, a customer-oriented solution is found. Thanks to the team at "Das Lola"!

Christiana Bing
Christiana Bing Jun 2026
T. und S. K.
T. und S. K. Jun 2026

The beds were relatively narrow, two 80/200 cm beds, I think. The furniture wasn't the newest, but functional. Overall, we had a small room, a small bathroom, and a small TV. The breakfast was exceptionally good, and the location was generally quiet. Everything was clean. There was a very limited number of parking spaces behind the building, but parking on the street was also possible.

Frank D
Frank D May 2026

A hidden gem

Robert Furtmann
Robert Furtmann May 2026

The hotel is in a fantastic location near Villa Hügel, Zollverein Coal Mine Industrial Complex, Margarethenhöhe, Lake Baldeney, and Grugapark. There are also plenty of options for dining out in the evening. The hotel has ample parking with space for bicycles and motorcycles. The rooms are nicely furnished and very clean. The staff are incredibly friendly, very helpful, and always happy to answer any questions. I highly recommend the small but extensive and fresh breakfast buffet. We found everything we wanted for breakfast there. Thank you to the staff for the wonderful stay in Essen.

Ruben R.
Ruben R. May 2026

A lovely little hotel. Easily accessible, situated in a green setting (despite being in the city). Aside from other guests, I didn't hear a thing (though the walls are a bit thin). The reception is staffed from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM – for later arrivals, you can get your room key from a terminal in front of the main entrance (it was easy to use and worked well). There's a 24-hour phone number available in case of problems. The rooms are a good size, the bathrooms are renovated, and the Wi-Fi worked well. I was in Düsseldorf on business (for the trade fair), and this hotel offered excellent value for money. Plenty of free parking was available behind the building or on the street. Breakfast is available, but I didn't have it.

faburoes
faburoes Apr 2026

From early evening onwards, there's no reception or even a bar. Access is controlled via a code and key box. Think youth hostel 🤨 The rooms are clean and tidy, the location is quiet, and there's unguarded parking behind the building. In front of the building is a city forest with corresponding walking paths (well-trodden trails). The breakfast buffet is good and plentiful, items are readily replenished, and friendly service creates a pleasant atmosphere. During the summer months, the terrace is also open. Overall, it's recommendable; the late 90s style, combined with good quality, characterizes the still-high-quality furnishings. For the evening, there are restaurants within walking distance on the next main street.

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