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It's really level one invincible! Highly recommended! It's really a legacy. I'm at least better than the king of orange crystal

The overall feeling is not bad, it is about 800 meters away from Tubingen train station, about 15 minutes on foot, three traffic lights of Baidu navigation to the hotel. Breakfast is ok, Western food is almost the same anyway, I like Western breakfast, life is very convenient, hotel health is good, overall overall satisfaction, but the price is a little expensive, about 100 euros

Ich war für einen kleinen Kurzurlaub in Tübingen, um Freunde zu besuchen. Die Lage ist perfekt, direkt am Neckar, parken kann man zu Sonderkonditionen im nahgelegenen Parkhaus, in 2-3 min ist man zu Fuß in der nahe gelegenen Altstadt. Zimmer sind schön und funktional eingerichtet, sehr bequemes Bett, ausreichend Platz für Kleidung im Schrank und auch viel Platz im Bad - die Dusche könnte nur etwas größer sein. Frühstück hat alles was man braucht, ich konnte mein Rührei individuell bestellen, das hat mir besonders gut gefallen, auch, daß ich draußen auf der Terrasse mit tollem Blick dabei sitzen konnte. Die Mitarbeiter waren alle sehr freundlich und man hatte nie das Gefühl, einfach nur ”abgefertigt ” zu werden, wie es bei Kettenhotels oft der Fall ist. Gerne wieder!

The Hotel Krone is a fabulous hotel in the wonderful city of Tübingen. It's not exaggerated to affirm that it's the best hotel in that city. At first sight upon entering the building for the start of a stay at the hotel one feels impressed owing to the tasty decoration and other elements contributing to create a pleasant atmosphere. That feeling is supported by the wellcome one receives from the personnel working at the front desk, particularly if the new coming guest has the luck and the pleasure to be attended by Loreena, as it was my case. The hotel lies quite close to the city historical center, in a rather quiet place. The main entrance is in Uhlandstraße, a street with not much traffic. In that where the building right hand side façade is there isn't hardly any traffic. Behind the building there is a inner court, a part of which is destined to the hotel parking. In order to get to the historical center one needs to go across a bridge over the river Neckar form which very nice views can be enjoyed. I stayed in that hotel at the end of August last year and I liked so much both the hotel end the city that I returned there twice, in October 2021 and in May 2022, staying of course at the same hotel. The rooms I was allocated respectively each time are very nice and comfortable, not only as regards the beds but likewise as far as everything inside is concerned. The bed is no doubt very comfy, the mattress having the right toughness for assuring a good rest. Besides, the room is very peaceful so that I heard no noise during my stays at the hotel. The whole hotel is a calm place, the building being apparently soundproof. The breakfast is abundant and excellent. Everything offered for that meal is of the utmost good quality. The fruits are fresh and varied. It's obvious that the pastry is usually of recent manufacture insofar as, for instance, the croissants are still sometimes a bit warm. The crammed meat and the eggs are likewise very tasty. That breakfast powered me all day up until dinner time. Besides, the breakfast room is clean and pleasant, with the adequate light. The music is there none the less somewhat disturbing. Its quality is rather bad and therefore its suppression would be much appreciated. All the staff is very kind, friendly and helpful. In any case, Loreena's good manners and service are outstanding. She is wellcoming and sincere, and her kindness and friendliness could be placed above the average. The other staff members are also very kind and efficient. One of them helped me the first time I lodged in the hotel to take the suitcase out of the car. The room maids are also kind and concientious workers. On the occasion of my second stay, upon my departure, one of them helped me on her own initiative take a part of my baggage to the car and put the big suitcase into the trunk. I have every time been provided with a table lamp fit for working with the appropriate light. The hotel is in general very clean and very well decorated. Th

My husband and I recently spent three nights in an apartment at Hotel La Casa. I had wanted to try the hotel since we used to live in the Tubingen area and had visited their now defunct restaurant a few times. Our stay ended up being kind of unusual, as about a week or two before our arrival, I received a message from them that they were going to be closing the hotel for two of the three nights we were there. Since we had an apartment and could self-cater, we were allowed to keep our reservation. It was a little strange to be staying in a hotel that was closed, although it worked out fine for us. The hotel is close enough to walk into Tubingen (15-20 minutes), and there's a bakery, pizza restaurant, and at least two grocery stores located nearby. We weren't able to park our car in the garage the first night, but once the hotel closed, we had plenty of space. Because of the inconvenience of the closure, they even gave us a discount on our rate. As for the room-- it looked to me like it was originally a suite. The apartment had two bathrooms with different shower heads. The showers are tiny, but once you manage to get in them, they're pretty nice. I liked the one with the rainfall head over the one with the spout. There was a tiny kitchenette with a stove, small fridge, sink, and microwave. The bedroom also had a minibar. Both fridges were stocked with complimentary beverages, which was nice. We also had two TVs and a small balcony that opened to the back of an apartment complex/playground. I thought the hotel was nicely decorated and unique, and the staff was very cordial and accessible, even on the days they were closed. My only complaint is that the bed was a little too hard for us, and kind of small. But overall, we had a pleasant, if unusual, stay at Hotel La Casa. I would recommend it. It's too bad their restaurant and bar closed. We did enjoy dining there when we had the opportunity. Hopefully, they will be able to hire more staff soon. We love Tubingen and hope to be back.

I stayed here as part of a business trip for 2 nights. The hotel itself was very nicely decorated. The staff member who checked us in (Lyubomir Ivanov) was very friendly and accommodating throughout our stay. The room was a good size and also nicely decorated. The mirror however was in a strange place – right next to the door and not by the dressing table which was a bit awkward. The bathroom was lovely and the shower was large. The do provide an all in one shower-bodywash, and a hairdryer is in the room. The TV was big and had a variety of channels. There was some issues with the window that few in our party had trouble with. You cannot open it, you need to get a member of staff too, even though it only opens a little, and then ask them to close it too. There was also unfortunately no kettle. They provided you with one small bottle of sparkling water (in a double bedroom 2 would have been better). The bed was comfortable however I did find it strange having 2 separate duvets on a double bed. There is also NO SAFE. Overall comfortable but a kettle would have been appreciated for boiling water. Breakfast was ok. A selection of teas, coffee and some juices. No cooked food. A few cereals and the yoghurt/fruit was nice. Disappointed there was no hot food, and there was only rolls of bread (no toaster), and a few croissants – that were not replenished. For the number of guests there, especially on our second morning, I would have hoped more would have been supplied and maybe even a bigger variety of pastries. There is NO BAR here – drinks and snacks from a vending machine are available, (‘wine’, beer, soft drinks, prosecco and a couple of spirits with mixers). However this was not restocked, but when we did ask at reception and Lyubomir restocked it straight away and said we could pay for a few warm ones now whilst we wait, with a bucket of ice, which was very kind. Very annoying that the tea/coffee machine had no teabags by it throughout our stay, so paying for a hot water – I was lucky I had my own teabags! Also, what I found strange was the lift you could only access your floor or the ground floor with your keycard. This was to avoid customers going on other floors. A bit of a pain if you are staying on a separate floor to your travel companion and have forgotten something, so have to go to the ground floor, meet up and then go back to your room! There is also have a pool table you can use. Also, to presumably cut staff costs – there is 1 to 2 people available on check-in – and they leave the hotel by 11pm. After that there are no staff available. Overall the room was nice, staff were friendly and it is a short walk from a couple of restaurants. However due to the lack of a bar, lack of staff availability and breakfast not being the best, I wouldn’t stay here again for more than 1 night.

The train station is right by, and the bus is standing next to it. It is very convenient to travel, but it is quiet and not noisy at all. It may be the reason for the small city and the small population. The standard German breakfast is quite satisfactory and there is nothing to say.

My actual goal was a concert in Tübingen. However, the city hotel can be considered a cheaper alternative to the overpriced selection of hotels in Tübingen. There are cheap day tickets for public transport in the region. The hotel does not have its own parking spaces, but there are enough paid ones in the nearby parking garage. If you're lucky, you can even find a free one on the street from time to time. It's a 350-meter walk from the train station, 4-6 minutes. And there's a pedestrian zone, shopping, cafes and restaurants right in the vicinity of the hotel. The hotel itself also has a good restaurant and wine bar/bar, and when the weather is nice, you can also dine outside. And for entertainment, if someone gets bored, they can analyze why there's a crack in the facade of the building opposite. The hotel is designed to be cheap and practical; a new building, so everything is modern. Without an elevator, you can't expect barrier-free access. But even the rooms on the 2nd floor are still easily accessible for most people. All are non-smoking rooms, from single to family rooms for up to five people. The economy room also had a desk, hairdryer, kettle and good free WiFi. I had a room facing the street, and the restaurant also had outdoor seating - which was also very popular. But it was still reasonably quiet, with the windows closed. There is no 24-hour reception, but arrival outside of official hours can be arranged. Very friendly and customer-friendly service, family-like, everything clean and working. Since I had to leave early, I couldn't try the breakfast. If you need anything, you should stock up on provisions before you get to the train station. On Saturday mornings, and on Sundays anyway, there are few to no suitable options there.