Stuttgart Stuttgart-Center 3-star Hotels

It is an inn where you always stay with a happy heart. It's nice that the plaza is right in front and the station is also located. However, parking fees are charged on a per-day basis.

What an exceptionally located hotel and incredible staff. Emily and Ana… thank you so much for all of your help during our stay and also many thanks to the fabulous breakfast team as well. We cannot say enough good things about the location and the service here! So, if you are still figuring out which hotel to pick in Stuttgart, look no further and choose the Hampton Inn. You will be so glad you did… the beds are super comfy and you get fresh air, an amazing breakfast, and the Wi-Fi and water pressure are excellent too.

No-frills hotel. New-built around a newly built up commercial area. 15 mins walk from train station and right in front is a tram station. Unfortunately, weird planning means from the pedestrian level where tram station is, and where the malls and walkway to main train station is, is on another level above the lobby entrance, with no access except stairs, very inconvenient for those with luggage, not even a slope. Asked the staff and he told me to walk through the shopping mall carpark and use their lift. Great. Another way is to drag your luggage up to Jaz Hotel and get onto the pedestrian level there. Very limited service as they are a 3-star budget hotel, so expect to wait for a while before you can check-in, mostly as there is no one at the counter most times. One night not sure if it was someone pulling a prank, but the fire alarm went off at 9pm and all of us had to evacuate. Turns out it was a false alarm after 30 mins of waiting. No explanations given, no staff going around to do a headcount of the guests like most chain hotels train them to. Then 3am it happened again. We were all woken up by the alarm and had to do the evacuation, and then no explanations, we were just told to go back to the rooms. The very least they could have given a letter and explaining what happened, but no, and no one at the counter to ask as mentioned before. Gave me a phobia for the first few nights that it'll happen anytime. No aircon in the room, and if you want it cool, you have to open the window, but hotel is right by the tramway and train station so if you are a light sleeper, good luck as the traffic is constant till late at night. You can hear people talking while they're waiting for their tram, and cigarette smoke coming up from them too if you're at the low floors. Note that there are no safety deposit box and no tissue paper provided. Other than that it's a brand new hotel so everything is clean and modern. There is a huge mall next door with many big brands like Zara, H&M and Primark, closes on Sunday. Lots of dining options around. The famous Stuttgart library is around the corner too for instagrammable photos. It's overall a good location, just perhaps they can consider an entry into the hotel on the tram-level.

The best thing about the Astoria is really the location, right in the city centre on Hospitalstrasse. One of my favourite places to stay when in Stuttgart it is very central to all the main attractions in the city and close enough to rail tram bus links.. its always a pleasure to stay when I'm on town.... I always recommend highly when anyone I know come to visit..

Although the hotel has come in the years and sweated I have despite the eagle fan and the attired hangs in the room at a summer evening/night in Stuttgart, but for this the hotel staff was super friendly and helpful, always Open for questions, that made everything back wager! My room and the bathroom were clean and spacious, also there was a large desk and a minibar. The city's acquaintance and sleeping could start immediately, because the hotel is located near shopping streets, museums and similar. Bus and train near and the Hbf is only a kilometre walk away. OK, the central location has only one hook, a ”slightly” noise it was persistently by people in the evening, cars on the way to the next club ...

I do not normally advise others to completely avoid a hotel, but in this instance I do. I was disgusted by the quality of the product and standard of customer service at Motel One Stuttgart-Mitte. To begin, my welcome to the hotel was a tea and coffee machine roped off and taped up (pics attached). What a horrible way to, in the first moment of arrival, make your ‘guests’ feel unwelcome and disrespected. It is common practice at hotels all around the world to offer tea and coffee facilities in the room. If not offered in the guest rooms, hotels/hostels/motels etc offer these facilities in the common areas of the hotel (Hub by Premier Inn for instance). When I asked about this upon check in I was informed “you can pay” and collect tea from the bar. Whilst styling itself as a ‘budget hotel’ this accomodation cost over €80 per night, for that price I expect tea and coffee to be included…..as it is at a €30 hostel down the road. How dare you price gouge your guests in this manner. I asked to speak to the hotel manager (who it later turned out was not the hotel manager as he was apparently in Frankfurt). She reiterated that accessing the tea and coffee machine was “not allowed” however I may request boiling water from the bar….I accepted this solution. That night I requested a cup of boiling water and was met with a strange look and questions, I was forced to explain that the hotel manager said I could have boiling water. As I waited I got a tea bag from the tea/coffee station which was met with absolute horror by the reception staff who berated me and told me off for taking the tea bag. So as it turned out I was allowed boiling water but not a tea bag….how petty can you be? What an appalling way to treat ‘guests.’ I would have been happy to pay the 5-10 cents for the tea bag as it appears motel one count every last cent. Not to worry I had a spare tea bag in my bag….that’s an extra 10 cents for the motel one brand. Another example of the complete disregard and disrespect shown to the needs of their guests can be seen through their refusal to turn the air conditioning on!!!!! As has been remarked on by other guests on this forum. It is summer in Germany, the 2 days of my stay were above 25 and with the sun glaring in the room the room itself was above 35, as such, I had 2 wrestles, sleepless nights which affected my time in this wonderful city. When I asked about the air conditioning it was made clear that it WOULD NOT be turned on. I asked what I should do, I was told to open the window. Open the window to music, partying, car noise, car horns, airplanes, trains….and worst of all the construction work by the hotel itself….the hotel I am PAYING to stay in!!….all of which can be heard throughout the day and night. At this point I realised that all motel one care about is how much money they can make out of each guest….why pay for the electricity of the air conditioning system when the guests can have an uncomfortable and disruptive sleep….the comf

We booked this hotel with booking.com, we went to the car so we chose a hotel that had also parking nearby. As soon as we arrived (5 p.m.) we found no one at the reception, we had not been told that we should have checked in automatic after 14 p.m. We called the number that was written on the door and we were told how we should do. Then we thought about the payment of the parking that was just in front of the hotel and, found the payment column we tried to pay (€ 10.30 for the whole day). The parking meter did not accept either the bankomat card or the credit card , we could not even pay cash because we did not have all those coins (he did not even accept the banknotes), so we called the receiving service who told us that the parking was not them and he did not even know how to solve the problem. My problem: at last we asked the reception of another hotel nearby if we could change 10 euros in coins and fortunately they did. After 5 gg from our stay I receive a mail where I am informed that the reception is not available after 14:00 and check in is to be made automatically with the outdoor car and also that the parking there front costs 10.30 per day but The hotel is a hotel that is located 150 m from the hotel and is parked in another hotel with 8 euros per day. Then I wonder : but I have to have all this valuable information when I've already returned from my trip??? And then, he couldn't tell me at the telephone the receptionist that there was another parking nearby??? !!!! I'm really angry and disappointed! The organisation is bad! To not talk about the receptionist's zero availability. The rest would also be possible if it was not for the little room space, but it will certainly not be the reason that will not make me return there again.

The location of the hotel is very central and allows you to reach the center in a few minutes on foot. The structure is a bit old and the rooms are not very spacious and there is no air conditioning. In addition, despite the fact that the services offered include the fitness center, actually asking at the reception we were told that it was false information.

A lovely little Pension abut 10 minutes' walk from the city centre, and in easy reach of various U-bahn stops. The surrounding Bohnviertel (bean quarter) i delightful, with plenty of shops and character. It is reasonably priced, the staff were wonderfully friendly and helpful, and the room was good, clean and warm. The breakfast buffet was varied and tasty. It's a shame that there were no tea and coffee making facilities in the room, as I would have loved a cup of tea after strolling round Stuttgart. that aide, I would recommend this place whole-heartedly.

With a stay at Hotel am Wilhelmsplatz, you'll be centrally located in Stuttgart, a 3-minute drive from Schlossplatz and 12 minutes from Mercedes Benz Museum. This hotel is 5.5 mi (8.9 km) from Porsche Museum and 12.9 mi (20.8 km) from Mercedes Benz Factory.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as bicycles to rent, or other amenities including complimentary wireless internet access and tour/ticket assistance.Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge.Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, multilingual staff, and luggage storage. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Stay in one of 27 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms feature showers, slippers, and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and separate sitting areas, and housekeeping is provided daily.