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A large, two-story house with a well-maintained lawn, a swimming pool, and a patio area.

1. Château Merzhausen Luxury Apartment

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CA $368 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 9 - Nov 10

An outdoor patio area with wooden tables and chairs, a pergola with string lights, and a wall with heart-shaped decorations.

2. Holiday Home "Zum Burgfried" with Castle View, Private Terrace, and Wi-Fi

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CA $1,253 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 10 - Nov 11

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Learn more about Wetzlar

In the birthplace of Leica cameras, explore the Ernst Leitz Museum before wandering through the medieval streets to Wetzlar Cathedral. Cross the ancient Alte Lahnbruecke for riverside views, then visit Colchester Park when local joggers have it mostly to themselves.

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A stone bridge over a river with a town in the background.

Top reviews in Wetzlar

A historic building with a steeply pitched roof, stone walls, and multiple windows.

Boutique-Hotel Stadtherberge Wetzlar

Wetzlar

10/10 Excellent

Justyna

A wooden interior with a view of a green landscape.

Ernst Leitz Hotel Wetzlar

Wetzlar

10/10 Excellent

This was the best hotel so far during our two-week trip to various cities in Germany. My friends and I were photography fans so we tried staying at this hotel which located within the Leica global headquarters campus. There was a Leica museum right across. The hotel though is remotely located away from downtown Wetzlar but one can take a taxi from the Wetzlar train station for an average of 15 euros. The hotel can also call a taxi for you if you want to go to downtown.

Arnold Carl