Stuttgart Hotels with Wifi

The hotel is on U6 and several S-bahn train station nearby, which makes it convenient traveling into Stuttgart city center. The hotel is AC-cooled, which is significantly for travelers during mid August In Germany as many hotels are not equipped with AC and room can be unbearably hot and uncomfortable. The hotel room is spacious and well designed. Lobby area is lively with a bar and social spaces. Overall, I enjoy the stay here and highly recommend it!

The hotel is in an excellent location, five minutes' walk from the train station. The hotel room is large and clean. The breakfast is very rich and very cost-effective. This business trip happened to coincide with Christmas Eve, and the hotel also gave every guest a Christmas gift package for free!

This is a chain hotel under Accor. The triple room was spacious enough, although this time we booked two and got one large and one small, which felt a bit unfair. The facilities are great, and there's a small kitchen with cookware. The completely separate wet and dry areas in the shower are a big plus. The hotel is a 5-minute drive from the Mercedes-Benz Museum, and there are dozens of free parking spaces right in front, but they're always full. Luckily, we found another row of parking spaces a bit further away, diagonally behind the hotel.

Good location, 30 minutes to the city center on the SSB. The Porsche Museum is nearby (15 minutes by foot). The bathroom has a mirror with a Bluetooth speaker, so you can wash yourself and listen to a podcast or music. I really liked that. The staff is very friendly.

The lobby is quite large and bright. Overall, it's quite comfortable and nice. The room is a bit small, but there's a small windowsill next to it, so you can put your things there without taking up too much space, which is convenient!

The room was in a good location, we went to a club nearby and walked home afterwards. Easy Check In and Out. Room had everything one needed. But the bathroom could use some renovating and the shower was not closing properly since one of the doors was damaged. It almost fell off when I entered it. Otherwise we were content with the stay. Comfortable mattress and good coffee.

The hotel is split into North and South wings, connected by an underground passage. It's quite a large hotel, so expect to do a fair bit of walking. Like other Maritime hotels, the complimentary bottle of mineral water given at check-in needs to be carried back to your room yourself. What I found really hard to understand was having to collect breakfast vouchers from the front desk every day, multiple times. The highlight, however, was the incredibly rich and varied breakfast. The staff were all very enthusiastic and efficient, despite the large number of guests dining daily. I highly recommend Robert's, an Italian restaurant located nearby.

The ladies at the reception were very helpful and friendly ...simply great!!! The breakfast buffet was super,it was asked what you want and it was always filled in small quantities so that nothing goes broken or stands out too long. No one had to be pointed out because it was always looked Very praiseworthy

The station in Stuttgart is under construction and is difficult to understand. When you get off the train, take the railroad track with your back and go to the right. If you go left, you will make a detour to the front exit. The room is large enough for one person. I was just in trouble because there was no refrigerator. The wiring of the TV was peeled out and I was able to laugh at a great diagonal. I think it is good for those who want to stay cheaply near the station. Sometimes I forget to collect garbage. Be careful because the surroundings are quite dim at night.

Perfectly fine for a solo traveller, with two beds in the room to choose from and spread out one’s belongings. Bed was comfortable, the room was clean and well insulated. Even though my room was as close to the nearby rail line as any room in the hotel could get, the sound of passing trains never bothered me. The only thing I found lacking was the absence of a safe. I had to lock all valuables in the suitcase before heading out for the day.