Hotels Near Lidl in Meersburg

first, we loved our visit to Meersburg—a fun place after 2 plus weeks of visiting historic locations. The hotel excelled in all areas. It is a great location overlooking the lake and on the promenade. We had a corner room with gorgeous views. When we closed the windows, it was perfectly quiet. The hotel looks as though it has been recently remodeled, as everything in the room was sleek, spotless, and comfortable. Appreciated the elevator. We also appreciated the two arm chairs and bench and tons of shelving, outlets for charging devices, nice bath amenities. Fast WiFi. Above average breakfast beautifully plated. Mark (or was his name Max?) at check in and the young man from Romania at breakfast were super helpful. Parking easy for check in. Then we parked a short walk away in a safe ramp. Highly recommend this hotel. In our top 3 for sure.

The hotel is in a good location, 10 minutes walk from Lake Constance, so it is ten minutes from the train station. Breakfast is general, I feel that the German hotel breakfast is average, you can go to the nearby bakery to eat. The surrounding environment is good, the tens of meters behind the hotel is the police station, the security is very good. The room is soundproof and very quiet.

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.