Weekend trip
Hotels for a Weekend in Trier
Trier next weekend? Here are the current live prices for the classic two-night program between Porta Nigra (the Black Gate) and the Moselle.
The classic Trier weekend: arrive Friday evening, UNESCO tour on Saturday, Olewig or the Moselle cycle path on Sunday, and head home Sunday afternoon. Here you can see prices and availability for the next available weekend.
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Available hotels: August 28, 2026 to August 30, 2026
Live rates and availability from Booking.com for this exact date window, 2 nights.
B&B Hotel Trier
212 € gesamt
Ibis Styles Trier
275 € gesamt
Vienna House Easy by Wyndham Trier
276 € gesamt
Gemütliches Apartment Nähe Bahnhof
283 € gesamt
MICE Collection Hotel Trier Business- und Stadthotel an der Mosel nahe SWT Arena und Viking Anleger
287 € gesamt
Limehome Trier Nikolaus-Leis-Straße
289 € gesamt
Holiday Inn Express - Trier by IHG
300 € gesamt
Hotel Deutscher Hof
325 € gesamt
Mercure Hotel Trier Porta Nigra
338 € gesamt
Coffee Fellows Hotel Trier
345 € gesamt
Hotel Aulmann
346 € gesamt
Berghotel Kockelsberg
357 € gesamt
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Hotels around Trier
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Getting to Trier
Trier sits in the far west of Germany, on the Mosel (Moselle) river and close to the Luxembourg border. Most visitors coming from the US fly into Frankfurt and drive the rest of the way, roughly two hours by car. The old town itself is compact and walkable: Porta Nigra (the Black Gate), the Hauptmarkt (the main market square), the Cathedral of St. Peter and the Roman baths all sit within a few hundred meters of one another, so nearly any hotel in the center leaves the UNESCO sites within walking distance.
Which part of Trier to book
The Innenstadt (city center) is the default choice: pedestrian streets, restaurants and four UNESCO sites on foot. Olewig, a wine village that belongs to Trier, makes sense when wine is the point of the trip, and it is where the Olewiger Weinfest is held. Along the Mosel promenade you trade a few extra minutes of walking for river views and quieter nights. Hotels on the southern edge of the old town are typically about a ten-minute walk from the Hauptmarkt.