Hotels met breakfast in Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany

I recently had the pleasure of staying at [Hotel Name], and my experience was nothing short of wonderful from the moment I arrived until the day I checked out. The hotel itself is beautifully designed, combining modern elegance with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The lobby immediately gave me a great impression – spacious, bright, and tastefully decorated – and the staff at the reception greeted me with genuine smiles and efficiency, making the check-in process smooth and quick. The room I stayed in was exceptionally comfortable. It was spacious, spotless, and well-equipped with everything I needed, from a cozy bed with crisp linens to a well-stocked minibar, a flat-screen TV, and reliable Wi-Fi. The bathroom was another highlight: clean, modern, and fitted with high-quality amenities. One small detail I appreciated was how quiet the room was; I could truly relax without any disturbance from outside noise. The service throughout my stay was outstanding. Every member of the staff, from housekeeping to the concierge, went out of their way to make sure I felt comfortable and taken care of. They were always polite, attentive, and ready to help with any request, whether it was arranging transportation, recommending local restaurants, or providing extra towels within minutes. The hotel’s location was another big plus. It is conveniently situated close to [city center / tourist attractions / business district], making it easy to explore the area without spending too much time commuting. Despite being centrally located, the hotel still offered a sense of peace and privacy, which I really appreciated after a long day out. Breakfast at the hotel was excellent, with a wide variety of options to suit every taste. From fresh fruits, pastries, and cereals to hot dishes and freshly brewed coffee, everything was delicious and well-prepared. I also had the chance to try the restaurant for dinner one evening, and the quality of the food and presentation truly exceeded my expectations. The facilities were equally impressive. The fitness center was well-maintained and equipped with modern machines, and the swimming pool area was clean and relaxing – a perfect spot to unwind. I also noticed the hotel offered a business center and several meeting rooms, which would be ideal for corporate travelers. Overall, my stay at this hotel was outstanding in every way. The combination of comfortable rooms, excellent service, convenient location, and great amenities made my trip unforgettable. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting [City/Destination], whether for business or leisure. I am already looking forward to staying here again on my next trip.

Very good, clean and comfortable, with a good sense of space; water is expensive in Europe, so I added extra purified water; the external environment is beautiful~

The hotel's Google name is 'Novum Hotel Boulevard Stuttgart City', but the sign outside just says 'Novum', so it took me ages to find! There were a lot of people drinking downstairs, and the noise didn't stop until the middle of the night. It was renovated in 2026, so there was a strong smell, and opening the window didn't help much with ventilation. I'd recommend choosing another place first (this trip to Germany, I encountered three newly renovated hotels with that new-furniture smell! I'm done!).

We enjoyed the comfort and quietness of this hotel. It is an economical hotel close to Ulm's train station as well. The location is ok and it is about a 10 minute walk from the train station and Ulm Munster. There isn't much nearby but most spots to see in Ulm are about 10 to 20 minutes away and there are plenty of good restaurants throughout Ulm that aren't too far away from the hotel. This is a true economy hotel and it has standard offerings similar to other B&B hotels. They have a small table, a couple of stools, a small TV and some space to hang up clothes and put your things. The bed is comfy, the wifi is good, the room was clean, and the room was very quiet at night. The temperature was easy to control for our room with the AC unit that blew plenty of heat in December and quickly warmed up the room. We also learned during this stay that you could borrow a kettle at the front desk but you need to pay for the tea bags. The bathroom was good and the shower offers good pressure and the temperature is easy to control. You may want to consider bringing your own products because they have an all in one body cleanser here. One thing we thought could improve the hotel is a better means to access the hotel if you arrive early because they don't always leave the door open/unlocked as we found out when we arrived to drop off our bags around 11 am. Not all staff here speak English either but they were good when we checked in. They do have a self check in kiosk outside the lobby but it didn't seem to be working when we visited and we would be slightly concerned if we came very late to check in because it seems their front desk is not always manned. They use a code to access the hotel after hours but you need to check in first and that same code is used to unlock your room's door. The hotel has street parking nearby as well as a parking garage underneath. The hotel offers a discounted breakfast if you use their application and there may be a membership to get a free breakfast during your stay. They have drinks, snacks and pizza available at the front desk too.

The highlight of our stay at Bad Hotel Überlingen was definitely the spa area. It felt very new, clean, and thoughtfully designed. The sauna resting area, in particular, stood out—it connects directly to a garden, and from there you have a beautiful view over Lake Constance. Stepping outside for fresh air between sauna sessions, with that view in front of you, was genuinely relaxing. The gym, on the other hand, felt a bit disappointing. It’s quite small, and strangely, there were no weights available. It seemed like all the equipment was locked away in a physio or personal training room, which made the space feel incomplete for anyone wanting a proper workout. Breakfast was a much more positive experience. The selection was excellent, easily better than what I’ve come across in most German hotels. Everything was well presented, and the refilling was always timely, so nothing ever felt empty or neglected. That said, the service was a little inconsistent. One staff member—a dark hair runner in the restaurant—handled a small issue with a pepper grinder poorly, initially dismissing the concern instead of checking it. Thankfully, another server stepped in quickly and resolved the situation before it escalated further. Parking is available either at the hotel or at the car park across the street, both at €17 per day, which is straightforward but something to factor in. What really ties everything together is the location. The surroundings are beautiful—the lakefront promenade is just there, perfect for a walk, and there’s a nearby park with a charming tower that adds to the scenery. The Bodensee-Therme Überlingen is also just around the corner, making it easy to extend that spa-like feeling beyond the hotel itself. In the end, Bad Hotel Überlingen is a place where the setting and spa experience really shine, even if a few details—like the gym setup and some service moments—don’t quite match the overall potential. This is one of the very few hotel I would love to stay over again.

The Aparthotel is in an excellent location - a stone’s throw from the regular, direct airport bus and the station as well as the old town (and Christmas markets). It’s also a stone’s throw on foot from a three supermarkets (including an organic one). The superior apartment was quiet with blackout blinds and had a comfortable bed as well as a surprisingly comfortable sofabed as well as a kitchenette which was adequately but not well equipped. The apartment was spotless and modern and we would definitely recommend it - with some ‘watch outs’ to make your stay smoother than ours. - check-in was a shambles and really unpleasant after 8 hours’ travelling. Be prepared - The email arrived the day before in German only - the address provided was *not* the address for the entrance - at the hotel the WiFi initially didn’t work so I couldn’t check in online and although there was a woman sat at the desk and available, I was directed to a kiosk where I had to (very publicly) enter my private details and those of my friend. Which I hadn’t been told I would need and that I couldn’t get as she was arriving separately and at that point was airborne. So I returned to the desk (while my checkin timed out) only to be told I couldn’t check in without her details. When I pointed out a four to five hour wait for that when I hadn’t been told was unreasonable I was told just to enter my details twice. There was never then any option to update them later so she remained unregistered. - more information would have been helpful. We only discovered we were entitled to a bottle of water each day on the last morning and we have no idea what the recycling situation was. For a hotel that claims eco-credentials there really should be some informations / instructions. We just left everything clean and piled in the kitchenette.

The hotel was ordened. Unlike other Ibis styles, it was a little too simple. It looked like a red Ibis hotel.

The location is great, with a bus stop nearby and plenty of restaurants and shops to explore. As for the room, it's not very spacious. The bed is a bit high because you can store suitcases underneath, which is convenient but makes the bed itself higher.

I specifically stopped in Stuttgart for one night to visit the Mercedes-Benz Museum. The hotel location is a bit out of the way, a fair distance from the city center, and there's nothing much to explore nearby. The lady at the front desk was warm and polite, and the room was clean, tidy, and well-equipped. Overall, it's a decent hotel for a stopover. It would be even better if the price were a bit lower.

The first thing that really stands out about this hotel is the warm, welcoming atmosphere. It doesn’t feel like one of those big, cold hotel chains where everything is a bit too perfect, controlled and inflexible. You can feel that this is a hotel that has lived, that has some history and soul But that definitely doesn’t mean the rooms are outdated, unclean or below standard. Quite the opposite. The rooms, especially the junior suites, are really big and very clean, with plenty of space. The terraces are a MEGA plus too. Honestly, good luck finding hotels with a real terraces nowadays. And the location is, in my opinion, the best in Bad Peterstal. The hotel is up on the hill, so the views from the rooms are just amazing. I definitely recommend getting a room with a view. There’s also a real sense of trust and openness throughout the place. It almost feels like staying in a huge family home — obviously a very big one, since it’s a hotel. This atmosphere is also very much reflected in the manager, who is super friendly and welcoming. He was able to accommodate a few specific requests, when I asked for something, there was always a solution. That’s something you really don’t get anymore in modern chain hotels, where there’s basically no room to customise your stay. Here, you really feel that there’s someone who cares to make things work. For me, this is easily the best hotel in Bad Peterstal. If you’re in the area and you’re lucky enough to see a room available, go for it!