Circle Inn - Ramstein

This year Wifey decided she wanted to stay in the town of Ramstein instead of the town of Landstuhl.  We've enjoyed both hotels we've visited in the area (the Merkur we've stayed at twice); but felt a new home base might spice things up and give a different radius for walking and exploration. After much trip-adviser research, the Hotel Circle Inn was chosen.  This is on the outer edge or Ramstein; and we now realize probably the closest hotel to Hubby's work.

We missed our hotel when we first exited the round-about onto it's road.  Hotel Circle Inn shares a parking lot with Avis and is somewhat tucked behind the entrance. Luckily we also rent cars that can make u-turns and recalculate! The next few pictures show the entrance area and view as you curve around to the 'front' of our hotel.

across the street view.

The circle of Hotel Circle Inn - as viewed from our beautiful bedroom windows!  

And, our beautiful bedroom windows!  So much natural light even though it is rainey outside! 

Opposite the windows we have a built-in work-space and living area. Also pictured in the center bottom of the "work space" photo is our mini-fridge.  It shares cabinet design features so you can't even tell its a refrigerator.  

Work Space!

Think we can bring this couch home!? <3

COMFY!

Sitting area

 The bathroom is nice and roomey.  I would slightly prefer if conditioner was provided; but that's just me :) Note - German or European towel dryers.

The entry-way hall includes a coat closet and bathroom access. 

Housekeeping is on top of things!  We left our room around 9:00 am to buy some groceries and came home around 10:15 to find the room already cleaned and our neck-pillows artfully incorporated into the freshly made bed!  Love it! 

Old-school key - no comment. 

Breakfast is good, although not the best we've had in the area.  Hot options included a mozzarella salad, scrambled eggs, and potato dish.  3 cereals were also available along with a selection of breads, meats, and cheeses.  Black coffee comes with it, and specialty espresso drinks are available for a fee.  There are also several varieties of juice to drink.  Hubby prefers breakfast at the Schloss with its dried fruit.  Wifey prefers the Merkur's yogurt options.  

Breakfast room/Bar