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Mega comfortable rest at Le Meridien Luxury Hotel near the city centre, to which you can reach through the green city park. Very polite and welcoming staff. New and spacious rooms with stunning noise insulation. Very quiet and no sounds are heard from the street, even in those rooms that come out on the busy carriageway. Good and big pool, fruit, water and tea for your services. A stunning and very diverse breakfast: dishes for any taste - pancakes, waffles, baking, sausages and fish, omlets and freshly squeezed freshes and mushrooms. Best place in the city!

My daughter is based in the Army in Stuttgart, so I stayed in the hotel for 5 nights. I have to say that except for one young woman, the Reception staff was the most inhospitable that I have ever encountered. It started with my arrival. I had a confirmed reservation, had checked in on line, and had informed the hotel that I would be arriving late. When I arrived, the reception clerk spent 10 minutes working on the computer and mumbling something before finally informing me that they had no room for me. They did offer to send me to another hotel and then I could either move back to the Pullman or stay at the other hotel. Of course, I had no idea how close this hotel was or any other information. I insisted that there must be a room there -- and they finally said that there was a suite available for one night and that I would have to move the following morning (which I did). Through all of this, there were no apologies for the inconvenience nor any offered compensation for the inconvenience of having to change rooms. They acted like I was being unreasonable for insisting on a room. During my stay, if I needed anything from the front desk, I frequently had to wait while they finished not one -- but several tasks and took a new phone call while I waited. Not once did I see a smile on anyone's face. I was not alone in receiving this treatment -- and noticed that other customers were treated equally as rudely. The room was comfortable, although the carpet always looked dirty. The housecleaning was undependable -- some days they came and some days they did not. I have stayed in other Pullman hotels, and this one did not meet the standards of the chain for cleanliness, and custome service.

We were guests here because of a musical visit and booked a standard double room that was amazingly large. The people at the reception were nice, our room was clean (the phone must be dust!), out behind and quietly. Air conditioning, desk, water cooker, TV, safe and dressing box were available. In the bathroom at the toilet it was rather dark because the spots were only in the front area of the bathroom. The shower wall was too short, you had to be very careful when doing the shower that you didn't inject too much. Dushing gel, soap, shampoo and fene were available. The mattresses were good, we sleeped well. Doof was that it did not load our phones because when the light is off, the stick box appears not to work next to the bed. Then loaded in the bathroom, it went (the room card must not be put up so you have electricity). At 8:45 on Sunday the room girl already knocked at the door (and we checked out in the morning) and left little 2 seconds, the door already opened! That should not be. So, in any case, you should hang out the sign if you want to sleep a little longer and room staff should be better trained. Breakfast was good, there was actually everything you needed. The pancakes and the rooster, sauce etc were not offered as expected for 4 stars. This should be improved (see photos). The server in the bar was very friendly and has even prepared toasts for us at 23:00 even though there was no food anymore. We found it very nice! We would come back, but the few criticised points could be partly simply corrected.

The hotel is quite decent, at the level of a chain hotel. The rooms are large, right on the roadside, very close to the train station, and can be reached on foot. The hotel has an underground parking lot, which requires an extra fee.

My husband and I used to live in the Stuttgart area and still visit our dentist there, even though we now live in Wiesbaden. Over the past seven years or so, Waldhotel Stuttgart has become our favorite Stuttgart hotel. When we stay in the city, we always choose to stay there, as it offers most everything we want or need in a hotel, plus it's in a very beautiful area. This was our fifth time staying at Waldhotel, so we decided to try the Suite. It was an interesting experience, especially since we tried the Junior Suite on our previous visit in May 2019. We've also stayed in their Superior rooms on our other visits. Although the wonderful bartender, Angelo, has retired, we were very well taken care of by Cosima. Every night of our four night stay, she very professionally served us drinks. I was sorry to say goodbye to her and her equally professional colleagues. She and the rest of the bar staff deserve a shout out! We enjoyed the Suite, although now that I've seen it, I probably would choose to book the Junior Suite or a Superior room. One thing the Superior rooms have than the suites don't have are really excellent rainfall showers with mood lighting. The Suite and Junior Suite have very nice marble bathrooms, but the showers themselves are kind of ordinary. I didn't get a chance to try the bathtub, although it was huge and looked inviting. One thing to note is that the bathroom is open to the room, although the WC and shower are enclosed. We also had a broken bottle of hand soap in the bathroom (the pump didn't function). The mattress on the bed was a bit too firm for us, but that's probably a personal preference. We did enjoy the deluxe minibar set up, complete with a stove and microwave, even though we didn't use them. It was also nice to find a bottle of wine, chocolates, and a note from the management welcoming us, as well as coupons for a round of drinks in the bar. The receptionist who checked us in was not as impressive as some of his predecessors. When we stayed in the Junior Suite, I distinctly remember the receptionist actually showing us to the room and pointing out the room's unique features. This time, the receptionist just told us our room number and pointed us up the stairs. We found our way there with no trouble, but it didn't leave the most professional impression. The lady who checked us out was much better, although her voice really carried. I was sitting in the lobby and could clearly hear her speaking to my husband all the way across the room. Breakfast was pretty good, as usual. One morning, we ordered eggs, and the server forgot to put the order in for us. She was very apologetic, which was fine. One morning, there was a transportation strike, so it looked like there were fewer options at breakfast. Or maybe there were fewer people staying in the hotel. It was noticeable, although breakfast was included in our rate. We ate dinner at Finch one evening and ordered at the bar the other

We spent two nights in this hotel in one of the suburbs/villages of Stuttgart. The hotel is fairly easy to reach by public transport (U- or S-bahn) and a short (5min) walk and is located in a quiet office area. After having checked in, we were given a room but when we arrived at the room the bathroom was full of dirty towels, so we went back to reception and were given another room. This second room was clean from the inside, but its balcony was dirty, including a dirty ashtray. In fact, we would prefer to not have any ashtrays at all, also not on balconies (as smoke from one balcony can still easily blow into a neighbouring room). After some time, our balcony was cleaned though. The room itself was spacious and the bathroom was clean and modern. The bed was comfortable and the airco worked well without making too much noise. Staff were friendly and helpful, but at times it felt like the hotel was understaffed (for example reception was often not staffed, also during the day). We also had breakfast at the hotel, which was okay with a reasonable selection of foods and drinks. It would have been nice if there had been a bit more choice of food and drink items, including some more local specialties. A nice gesture was that all guests received complimentary ice-creams upon check-in.

Hotel located in a quiet area, 20 minutes walk from the city centre. A 2-minute tram stop. A little old decoration, but impecable cleanliness. The staff is very friendly. Breakfast is varied and made with quality products. I'll be back to this hotel.

Family-run hotel, exotic style, strange style, all wooden boards are surrounded by design, a little psychological pressure to stay at night 😅 The room is very clean and hygienic, there is no smell, bright and spacious after getting up early, it feels good, there are small tables and chairs on the balcony, and there are drying racks on the wall. Downstairs is the restaurant and bar, breakfast in the restaurant, typical stew breakfast, fresh and delicious, the restaurant is very beautiful, the front desk is also old-fashioned, the service staff is very kind. Parking is available in the front yard and the garage behind. Confiscate parking fees. Not far from the door is the rail car, which is convenient for transportation. Because it is a transit stop, I did not go around, it is said to be very convenient. Someone is a Turk area, but I like it very much and it is not unsafe. The hotel is full and many older white customers are. Will come later, carefully experience the restaurant and bar

We had an amazing two night stay at Hotel Zurich Weinsteige with our family of three. We arrived at the hotel four hours before scheduled check-in and the hotel was more than happy for us to leave our suitcases whilst we went out and explored Stuttgart. Upon our return we found the staff had already taken all of our luggage up to our room for us. The breakfast is well worth the extra money. All staff were so friendly and helpful from giving us recommendations, maps, calling taxi for us. The hotel is close to a Lidl and numerous pizza and kebab shops for a quick meal. We would definitely stay again.