Heilbad Krumbad

“"Hotel"zimmer befindet sich in einer Rehaklinik”

The staff are very friendly and warm, the property is clean and well‑maintained, and it sits in a lovely spot outside Krumbach. There is a large free parking lot and fresh free mineral water for self‑refilling. It’s relatively quiet, though the nearby federal road can make it a bit louder at times. However, staying here feels almost like being in a rehab clinic, which was a bit odd. The “hotel” room is essentially a standard patient room you’d find in a Krumbad rehab centre: the door is included, towels have discoloration, and the furnishings are quite old‑fashioned. It’s adequate for sleeping, but anyone expecting a wellness hotel with modern rooms and ambience will likely be disappointed.

Jenny·Sebulan lalu

The hotel is exceptionally beautiful in the countryside with a great setting—very quiet, perfect for relaxing or exploring the nearby area. It’s about 30 minutes from Ulm or Kloster Wiblingen with its famous Rococo library hall. The beds have spring mattresses, and extra layers can be added upon request. The property feels neglected and partly outdated. Rooms need better cleaning; dust and spider webs are found on furniture and walls/ceiling. The shower has a slip hazard when wet. The large dining halls are almost empty, making it less suitable for regular hotel guests. The warm kitchen is only open on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings, and most guests are 70+ (hotel and rehab guests).

H·2 bulan lalu

“Niet nog n keer!”

The place is very beautiful. Directly around the building are forests and fields. But it’s also a very busy road with truck traffic, which caused a lot of noise, even late at night and early in the morning. It is a rehabilitation clinic for the elderly; not a hotel. Everything is geared toward treatments, not vacation or well‑being for hotel guests. The atmosphere feels like a rehabilitation clinic with little attention to the person behind the complaints. It feels oppressive. The infrastructure is not geared toward hotel guests. For example, there are no recliners or relaxing chairs by the pool; you can only swim. The sauna is the same. The pool or sauna are fine in themselves but are geared toward use and then onto the next treatment. So you can’t sit comfortably anywhere except in your own room where there is a bench. The air quality is poor; the rooms were very hot and the buildings smelled like an elderly home; musty, poorly ventilated, and the smell was unpleasant. The service of the staff varied. Except for one exception, it was purely functional and sometimes downright disappointing, inflexible, and unwelcoming. We had only booked breakfast, but when we arrived late in the afternoon by bike, we couldn’t join the buffet because we hadn’t reserved in advance! We had to go grocery shopping. While there was plenty of food… so we had to shower fresh again with 34 degrees, the hill down, and especially again after we had cycled a day and were tired. Also, the staff for the treatments was not all professional. With some, you could see that they cut the treatment short (40 minutes instead of 60) or were not fully present; function over quality. In the bedroom, there were dead flies in all corners and dust. It was the most expensive hotel with the least quality and functionality we had in 11 days (with each day a different hotel due to the cycling).

Esther·3 bulan lalu

“Красота , чистота,уют”

The staff were responsive, the place was clean and cozy.

Yana·3 bulan lalu

“Empfehle ich nicht mal meinem grössten Feind”

If you love hospitals, you might feel at home there; we felt like we were in the film “Shining.” What did we like about the accommodation? Nothing. We chose this clinic because of the pool, which turned out to be inaccessible due to therapy guests, and there was no accommodation.

Nicholas·3 bulan lalu