Best Stuttgart Hotels

"Take the U9 from Stuttgart Train Station, and you will arrive at the hotel in three stops. It is 100 meters away from the hotel entrance. It is small, but clean and tidy. It is very convenient to travel. It takes 15 minutes to walk to the Royal Palace Square. It is very good! The price is cheap! You still have to use Ctrip, never Airbnb. The money is deducted and the quality is not guaranteed. I originally booked 12 nights on it and stayed for one night, but I ran away. The landlord had a bad attitude and the money has not been refunded yet! I used booking again this time. Compared with Airbnb, Ctrip is the most reliable"

"The location is in the city center, right next to the train station and a shopping mall, perfect for exploring the area on a weekend. It's also not far from the Mercedes-Benz Museum and the TV Tower. The only minor issue was that the underground parking was full, making it a bit difficult to find a spot, but everything else was great!"

"While the hotel was generally clean and comfortable, several aspects of the stay were disappointing—especially considering the nightly room rate. One major issue was the €22 per day charge for parking. Many comparable hotels offer complimentary parking as a standard courtesy, so this felt unnecessary. Another inconvenience was the lack of daily replenishment of bottled water in the room. This is a small but basic amenity that many hotels provide, and its absence was noticeable. Additionally, the room itself felt quite old and in need of some updates. It didn’t quite match the standard expected for the price. On a positive note, the hotel is conveniently located near a Rewe supermarket, just about 2 to 3 minutes away, making it easy to grab any essentials. Overall, these added costs, the room's condition, and the overlooked details made the stay feel less guest-friendly and not quite worth the price."

"Very friendly staff. Large and quiet rooms. A bit out of the way yet close to the city center, this hotel offers ample free public parking (plus a paid underground parking garage), and it's a maximum of 10 minutes from Vaihingen town center. The room windows can be opened despite the air conditioning. The curtains darken the room perfectly at night, and the beds are incredibly comfortable. Very practical and aesthetically pleasing furnishings. I'd be happy to come back."

"Good location. Clean room and bathroom. Good size of bathtub too. No aircon but fan is available for summer nights. Would be better if there is a kettle to boil water and a door with chain lock for safety reasons."

"It’s quite a walk from the Hbf, but the road is smooth and easy. The hotel is very close to other train stations and a large shopping mall where you can find everything, including a food court. Just keep in mind the closing times. If you need anything late, you’ll have to walk back toward the Hbf side, since the nearby Rewe closes early along with the mall. The room was nice and fairly priced overall. Breakfast was good, with slight changes to the options each day, which I appreciated. My favorites were the hash browns and fried mushrooms. The croissant, however, was just average compared to the ones at the Adina in Nuremberg."

"If you’re travelling in from STR airport this is the best hotel to book."

"The hotel is situated on a main street and provides underground parking for 20 Euros per day. The room was small but very comfortable, equipped with a desk. Its location is far from both the Mercedes-Benz and Porsche Museums, as well as the city center. It's inconvenient to find places for shopping and dining nearby."

"I chose this hotel for my business trip, and the overall experience was excellent. The environment was comfortable, and the service was professional, making it perfect for business travelers. I highly recommend it to everyone!"

"The room was clean and the facilities were decent. Service was good: I had a smooth check-in; and in particular, the staff accommodated my request to change a room. The bunker beds were quite interesting -- they reminded me of my uni life :) Overall, I enjoyed my stay here."