Stuttgart Hotels with Gym

The hotel is on U6 and several S-bahn train station nearby, which makes it convenient traveling into Stuttgart city center. The hotel is AC-cooled, which is significantly for travelers during mid August In Germany as many hotels are not equipped with AC and room can be unbearably hot and uncomfortable. The hotel room is spacious and well designed. Lobby area is lively with a bar and social spaces. Overall, I enjoy the stay here and highly recommend it!

The room was quite spacious, and the bedding was comfortable. It was quiet. Breakfast was average, not a huge variety, but enough to fill you up. They also charged a deposit upon check-in, which was a bit odd as you could only pay by card, not cash. I haven't encountered this in other German hotels and don't quite understand the purpose, especially since it takes several business days to get it back. I'll have to see when it actually gets refunded.

Good location, 30 minutes to the city center on the SSB. The Porsche Museum is nearby (15 minutes by foot). The bathroom has a mirror with a Bluetooth speaker, so you can wash yourself and listen to a podcast or music. I really liked that. The staff is very friendly.

The lobby is beautiful and upscale. Free iced lemon water, croissants, and apples are available all day. The elevators always wait with their doors open, making it easy for guests to step right in; you need your room card to go up to the guest floors anyway. The breakfast restaurant is quite spacious, adorned with tasteful black and white photos depicting local scenes. The food selection is good, though not overly extensive. A special touch is the honeycomb available with the honey. The hot food section offers warm plates, and empty dishes are cleared promptly, giving it an English service feel. In the evenings, the bar and restaurant are open. The room itself is clean and well-maintained. The layout is practical for storing belongings. The bedding is relatively new, freshly laundered and neatly pressed. The towels are also quite new. While daily room cleaning isn't provided, they do clean and change all duvet covers, sheets, and towels after three days. For transportation, within a few hundred meters, you'll find the subway, bus, and main train station. There's also a large shopping mall (besides clothing and daily necessities, it features various restaurants, beverage counters, a supermarket, and at least two Chinese restaurants offering noodles, steamed buns, etc.). The famous Stuttgart City Library, a popular spot, is right next to the mall. The hotel's surroundings are filled with new, beautiful, and modern buildings, offering pleasant views.

숙소는 최근 리모델링으로 상당히 깨끗했고, 10박동안 직원들의 친절한 대응에 여행이 즐거웠습니다. 특히 올리비아 라는아름다운 직원은 정말 친절했습니다. 덕분에 슈투트가르트에서 좋은 추억을 쌓았네요. 매일 조식을 먹었고 맛과 신선도는 훌륭했습니다. 위치는 역과 다소 멀지만, 도심지에서 조금 떨어진 덕분에 현지인처럼 조용히 지내기 좋았어요. 부족한 물품은 바로 근처에 쇼핑몰에서 사면되고, 호텔 옆 주유소에도 작은 가게가 있어서 거기도 이용할 수 있습니다. 다시 한 번 감사드리며, 나중에 또 방문할게요.

The breakfast is pretty good, the staff is very polite, the location is very good, there is a big shopping mall next to it, it is convenient and fast to buy things, and it is not far from the city center. I recommend staying here

Overall, the Pullman is a good choice. It's right next to the S-Bahn, making it very convenient to get to the city center. However, public transport in Europe can be quite expensive; a trip to the National Opera House, which is in the city center, costs 3.4 euros and takes about 20 minutes.

What I liked was the self check-in. It was super easy to do online beforehand by entering my details, and then on-site, all I had to do was enter my booking number at the terminal, get the card – done, excellent. The room was sufficient for a weekend; I'd question it for a longer stay. The bed mattress was comfortably firm, and the shower was nicely spacious, including a small shower gel. I found the small hand soap disappointing. Personally, I just prefer a wall-mounted liquid soap dispenser – that should really be standard these days. But that doesn't detract from the overall experience. Great connections, the train station was practically right on the doorstep, so you could get everywhere quickly. The room also looked clean when I first entered it, the only pity was that the mirror light in the bathroom was broken, which apparently wasn't noticed. For the price, it was absolutely fine. I had a small, poky room.

1. Excellent Location: Located in the city center, the hotel is an 8-minute walk from Stuttgart Central Train Station and a 3-minute walk from the National Gallery Metro Station, offering convenient transportation. It's close to Castle Park, Königstraße shopping street, and the State Art Museum, allowing for easy exploration of key attractions. Car enthusiasts can easily access the Porsche and Mercedes-Benz Museums. 2. Abundant and Practical Facilities: The hotel features the 850-square-meter Le SPA spa, including a temperature-controlled indoor pool, 70° and 90° saunas, and an infrared light therapy room. A 24-hour gym caters to both leisure and fitness needs. Guests can enjoy free admission to the Stuttgart National Gallery through the hotel's Unlock Art™ program with their room key. 3. Attentive Service and Attention to Detail: The front desk offers 24-hour service and supports Chinese-speaking Wi-Fi, catering to Chinese guests. Guest rooms are equipped with branded toiletries, bathrobes, and slippers. Some rooms offer city or garden views, are spacious, and have ample charging ports. 4. Flexible dining options: The breakfast buffet offers a wide variety of options, including both Chinese and Western choices. Although there is a charge, it can be redeemed with Marriott points. The hotel also has on-site restaurants and 24-hour room service to meet different needs at different times.

It is next to the stadium. It happened to be the Champions League match that night. You can imagine how exciting it was, so I didn't care. Those who care about sleep quality should be careful. But it is really convenient for those who like football games. The room is OK, and the sauna is also very comfortable. But you have to walk through the restaurant from the front desk, and there are seven or eight steps, which is inconvenient if you have luggage. The breakfast is OK.