★★★·Westerheim·7.7
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Hotel Gasthof Rössle in Westerheim offers comfortable accommodations with family rooms featuring private bathrooms, balconies, and inner courtyard views. The hotel's restaurant serves local specialties and pastries. A terrace, garden, and games room are available. Located 55 km from Stuttgart Airport, the hotel is near Ulm Central Station and Ulm Cathedral, with winter sports nearby.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
No usamos el restaurante, pero la ubicación era genial. Había suficiente estacionamiento. La habitación y el baño están algo anticuados, pero por el precio son aceptables. Nuestro cuarto estaba al final del pasillo, muy tranquilo (excepto por las campanadas de la iglesia) y también al final del pasillo hay un balcón comunitario.
Andrea·3 weeks ago
El hotel está en un bonito lugar, en el centro del pueblo. La habitación es limpia pero muy simple en su decoración. La simpleza resulta molesta, el mobiliario es viejo, en el baño hay un jabón que se desmorona, el baño más barato y el chuveo casi no funciona.
Telek·A month ago
The family room was spacious. The noise from street traffic and church bells ringing every 15 minutes all night was extremely loud. Because there’s no air‑conditioning, you have to open the windows in summer. The service was friendly but not very professional. The décor is very worn, chaotic, and seems to have lost its concept.
Sabina·2 months ago
Breakfast was good and plentiful. We received a larger, shaded room at no extra cost. The only drawback was that during the heat we slept with the window open, and the nearby church bells started ringing around six in the morning.
Rita·2 months ago
Dinner was very tasty and breakfast was genuinely good, and the evening courtyard party provided pleasant entertainment, with a funny and friendly solo performer. On the downside, the first person I spoke to on the phone was not very courteous; she complained that I was calling early and remarked that we always book the cheaper, less attractive rooms, then repeated that sentiment at check‑in, implying guests only want to save and take the “budget” rooms. The front‑desk staff were also not particularly friendly during check‑in and check‑out, which was disappointing—having worked with customers myself, I know it’s not easy, but I felt I should apologize for choosing that room category, which suggests something is off.
Susanne·2 months ago