Best Hotels near Seestrand - Bodensee - Konstanz, Konstanz

Location is outskirts,other than that,rest is very good. Not many restaurants nearby.

Check-in: The staff at check-in pointed to the free public service. The possibility of booking breakfast and the free use of the garage and parking were also discussed. It was only a bad thing that, although we were waiting alone at the check-in, we were reading a lot of time to document on the computer before we were cared about it. Location: The hotel is just a little away from the city centre about 15 minutes. The nearby fast road is well heard at open window. The next bus stop is about 5 minutes walk away. Rooms: The rooms are clean and conveniently furnished. Unfortunately, something bright so people were right to hear on the walking. Service: It was not checked at breakfast whether we were guests who booked this option or not. The lady, which was responsible for the preparation of the food, was also cleaning power for the buffet area. In general, we were friendly. Eating: The buffet was viewable and offered a small selection of the most common breakfast options. Concluded: Sufficient for a short trip to Constanz.

Hotel service is good. The hotel was rebuilt after the activation of the ancient church. On the way to the room, you can see the murals refurbished by the church. It has a retro literary atmosphere. The rooms are new and the space is very large. The rooms in the lake view can be seen from the view of lake konstanz without leaving the house. The hotel is located in the city centre and you can walk to the city after you have left your luggage. Tourists arriving in Konstanz are required to pay a tourist tax, which already includes a free transport ticket. The breakfast is very rich and the view is superb.

Wir als Paar verbrachten 8 Tage im Parkhotel St. Leonhard. Das Erste, was wir anmerken können, ist, dass eine Vielzahl von kostenfreien Parkplätzen vor dem Hotel vorhanden sind und man zu jeder Zeit einen Parkplatz bekommt. Wir wurden an der Rezeption sehr freundlich empfangen und bekamen alles Wissenswertes für unseren Aufenthalt mitgeteilt. Unser Zimmer befand sich im Westflügel und war wunschgemäß leicht zu Fuß erreichbar. Unser Zimmer war sehr groß, hatte eine Terrasse mit tollem Ausblick auf dem Bodensee und verfügte über eine Klimaanlage. Das Badezimmer war super ausgestattet und ebenfalls sehr groß. Das Einzige, was uns persönlich nicht behagt hat, waren die für uns zu weichen Matratzen im Bett. Ansonsten waren wir mit dem Zimmer (408) super zufrieden. Das Frühstückbuffet war sehr lecker, vielfältig und alles wurde zeitnah wieder aufgefüllt. Das Serviceteam beim Frühstück war super freundlich und versuchte, alles möglich zu machen. ”Toller Service”! Wir nutzten während unserem sonnenverwöhnten Aufenthalt lediglich das Schwimmbad und die Liegewiese. Beides war super, insbesondere haben wir die Ruhe und den Ausblick von der Liegewiese aus genossen. Die Hotel-/Restaurantterrasse verfügt ebenfalls über einen super Ausblick über den Bodensee und lädt ein, den Tag bei einem Glas Wein oder Bier ausklingen zu lassen. Wir waren einmal im Restaurant abends essen, dies hat uns weniger gefallen. Wir aßen a la carte (Wiener Schnitzel bzw. Zanderfilet). Das Schnitzel war gut, das Zanderfilet leider weniger (leider alles sehr geschmacksneutral gewürzt und das Zanderfilet in Mandelbutter wenig knusprig). Die kleine Karte wurde uns gar nicht angeboten. Wir hatten für 18.00 Uhr reserviert. Auf dem Tisch befand sich bereits ein Dip: ”Der Gruß aus der Küche”, allerdings ohne Brot. Erst auf Nachfrage unserseits wurde dies mit unserer Hauptspeise (gegen 18.30 Uhr) gebracht. Alles in Allem hatte man das Gefühl, dass eher dort die Halbpension-Gäste gesehen werden, als die ”Tagesgäste” (Bei den Halbpension-Gäste, auch bei denen, die nach uns kamen, kam das Brot ohne Aufforderung sofort.) Daher waren wir nur einmal im Restaurant essen. Besonders zu erwähnen ist , dass man beim Einchecken eine Bodensee-Karte erhält, mit der man bei vielen Aktivitäten auch einen Preisnachlass bekommt, aber viel wichtiger, auch umsonst die öffentlichen Verkehrsmittel im dortigen Kreis benutzen kann, um die Umgebung zu erkunden(so dass wir unser Auto so gut wie nie nutzen mussten, um nach Überleingen oder z.B. nach Meersburg usw. zu kommen). Die Bushaltestelle liegt fußläufig keine 200 m vom Hotel entfernt . Alles in Allem hat uns der Aufenthalt im Hotel sehr gut gefallen und es ist immer wieder eine Reise wert.

Almost perfect for a city holiday. The pedestrian zone right around the corner. The house is quietly located. The rooms are sufficiently spacious and clean. Partly balcony with sea view. Toilet and shower separated. TV and coffee machine. Little Manko - the beds are not very comfortable despite already available topper. Specially mention the friendly staff and the great breakfast in the upper floor with view over the city. Probably enjoying great outdoors in summer. The only lack of a cheap parking possibility in the vicinity is 24 Euro per day in the nearby shopping centre and the parking space for 5 Euro per day is currently closed. If Konstanz then we will again choose this hotel.

I stayed with my husband for two nights. Have been apprehended by some first negative reviews. Probably the teething problems are over. Nevertheless, I had an adequate stay encountering very friendly and forthcoming staff. A Hampton is a Hampton, not a Palace. However, there were some fixtures that went beyond the Hampton standard I am aware of in Europe: rather spacious hotel room, a fridge (empty), a safe. A neat sitting area with a small table - but no formal writing desk. Large TV set. The bathroom was spacious, the shower cubicle was totally separated by a glass door. There even was a magnimagnifying mirror in the bath room. The hotel is NOT in the city center but eight bus stops away. Bus no. 8 goes frequently from the railway station (during the week every 15' until 21:00hrs, then hourly only, during week ends every 30'). You can buy the ticket with the driver (cash only, no credit card). One ticket costs 2.70€, a day ticket costs 5.30€) I liked staying at the hotel for those two nights very much. It was not at full capacity which might have been in my favor. The surrounding itself is rather bland. Just keep this in mind and your expectations for a clean, modern economy hotel will be fully met.

This hotel has been is renovated and feels like a boutique hotel in a big city. Great modern design, decor and well-appointed rooms. At 3 stars, it exceeded expectations and was better than hotels with a 4-star rating. The hotel is situated within a Catholic monastery and is owned by nuns as a way to generate income. The hotel is run by secular management and includes conference facilities. My room was spacious, comfortable and had a private balcony. The TV was huge and modern, although no English channels were available. The bed had USB outlets at the nightstand, which was a life savor since I lost my electrical outlet power adaptor. Breakfast was phenomenal. A very extensive buffet with something for everyone’s food preferences. Dinner was also a buffet. The food quality at dinner wasn’t as good as breakfast, in my opinion. But the wine selection was sufficient and the prices cheap. If I had one suggestion it would be to have a properly translated welcome letter in English and French. I recognize 90% of guests are probably German-speaking but it would be helpful if all of the information was available because not every staff member can speak English. The only real complaints I have are the horrendous parking situation and the lack of a gym. In terms of the gym, the hotel is hosting business conferences. It would be nice if there was a small gym with treadmills and other basic fitness equipment. Thankfully, there is a temporary parking section at the entrance to the hotel. Otherwise, it is a little bit of a walk with luggage. The parking is an issue for anyone with bags or during bad weather. Besides those two complaints, anything else is a problem with the 3-star and 4-star hotels in Germany and not this hotel. It’s a problem I’ve only encountered in Germany: No coffeemaker or tea pot in room. You can’t get coffee until breakfast at 7 a.m. Only 1 or 2 pillows, compared to the 4 pillows that most hotels outside Germany feature. No lotion or other toiletries in bathroom of room. Bar soap replaced with liquid soap, which is cheaper but not as sanitary because dispensers can spread diseases. If I was in the Constance area, I would not hesitate to stay at this hotel again. I liked the religious connection and thought it was great in terms of value for money. With a few changes, it would be a superb 4-star hotel. Right now, they have a 4-star product, but more of a guesthouse/B&B standard.