SB Sleepy Booking GmbH

2 Yanick Lhommel - 2 years ago

Room is clean and somewhat nicely and modern decorated. There is a little kitchen with all necessary tools which is very convenient. On the negative side WLAN in room 7 does not work at all, for 76 Euro per night , this is absolutely not acceptable. I had to sit in the lobby to get access. Reception is also always closed, one has to call them to get any service...yet even after calling twice the WLAN was still not solved.

2 Lukas Kalbertodt - 4 years ago

The rooms are clean, modern and comfy. But the service is absolutely chaotic. We stayed for only one night and one of the rooms we booked was already taken. The same happened to another person the same night. Some staff organized a backup room in another hotel for us, but all in all: very chaotic. Not really a classical hotel.

5 Aleksandar Jovanović - 4 years ago

Lovely place to stay, the rooms are just perfect, it feels like they thought of everything when planning them. All rooms are studio apartments with kitchenette area(fridge, stove, oven). Staff is very friendly too.

1 Glenn Parker - 5 years ago

The worst hotel that we've ever been to!

As soon as we walked in, we felt a terrible smell everywhere, then when we went into the toilet, it wasn't clean enough and there were visible signs of human waste inside.
I really don't understand why so many people gave it 5* reviews.
It's the worst hotel we've ever been to and we never ever will go back there again.

1 S. A.M. - 2 years ago

Not the best place to stay! There are definitely better options in Cologne. The surrounding area in not the best neighborhood and the building it self is old and dirty. The rooms itself were ok, even though my room was the same floor as the parking deck. Every time some smoked outside the smoke would blow inside my room, and they could also see directly inside my room, was makes privacy impossible. The kitchen was insufficiently equipped. No stove, only a camping gas stove, was seens to me pretty hazardous in regards on fire safety. There's no reception, only a check in machine, what I personally hated. I wouldn't stay here again, and I wouldn't recommend it at all.

2 Alex - 3 years ago

Costing €166.95 for a one-night, one-guest stay(!), the hotel did offer some adventure. To start with, finding the place was a quest. Located on the 2nd floor of an appartement bloc, the hotel doesn't feature any signs indicating its existence. At the entrance you are welcomed by the building's concierge, who - with the charm of a high-security prison guard - buzz opens a door leading to the lifts. No other person is in sight; the electronic check-in goes smoothly. The room is essentially an L-shaped corridor terminating in a bed. Uninterrupted windows along two walls open onto a busy thoroughfare. A 70s-style concrete high-rises to the right and a busy two-level parking lot to the left complement the view. If you think to settle in for a good night's sleep, you are in for a surprise as the busy traffic (3 lanes in each direction + a tram in the middle) produces a remarkable amount of unrelenting noise. The room is clean (which explains two stars), but the service in non-existent. Is there a breakfast? (For this price, it better be!) You wouldn't know as there is no-one there to ask. A guest brochure in the room is in German (is Frűhstűck the magic word?), but I guess the foreigners are not expected to bother having breakfast. Incongruously, there is a detailed instruction in English on how to operate the telly, which doesn't have a single non-German speaking channel (out of boredom I checked them all). This is an achievement in itself for a satellite TV network.In summary, you must be seriously desperate to stay at this place. Please avoid it.

4 Stefan Peter - 5 years ago

Good accommodation for a fair price. Everything you need is available. Very close by you have a super market as well as many other shops. In about 20 minutes via public transport, you are at the cathedral. The only disadvantage is the fire alarm. It might start in the night and it takes about 5 to 10 minutes to turn it off by local staff or the fire department.