Kirchheim unter Teck·7.4
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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The Württembergischer Hof, a historic hotel in Kirchheim unter Teck, offers traditional Swabian cuisine and easy access to Stuttgart Airport and Messe Exhibition Centre via the A8 motorway. Spacious rooms feature wired internet, TV, and private bathroom. Free parking and shuttle services are available. The hotel's restaurant serves Swabian dishes and features a summer beer garden.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
Free parking was available, but the entrance was right next to the kitchen of the restaurant, with a steep staircase. Because the kitchen door was open, the room smelled like grease and food, and a glass sliding door led to a tiny bathroom; when you finished your business you could hear everything and the smell reached the sleeping area, which was very unpleasant and gave no privacy.
Joanna·Há 2 semanas
The location was in the city centre and walkable, but there was no fridge in the room and the room was small for the price.
Sigrid·Há um mês
We booked the hotel yesterday and told them we were traveling with an 8‑month‑old baby, asking for a suitable bed. The room we saw online looked clean, new, and reasonably renovated, but we were assigned a top‑floor room that was freezing cold—so cold that even wearing warm clothes didn’t help. Taking a shower or washing the baby was impossible. The room was cold and run‑down. My husband asked to change rooms; we showed photos of what the room was supposed to look like and even offered to pay extra. They said there were no vacancies. It was already 11 PM. I was ready to go to bed fully clothed with the baby, but my husband kept going back to the staff and the manager, insisting on a warmer room. After an hour of arguing, they finally gave us a vacant, clean, and warm room on the second floor. We are deeply disappointed. We had to argue and waste time when the baby was already tired and ready for bed. We are absolutely outraged and dissatisfied. We have photos of the room they originally assigned us—it was a terrible, cold, and dilapidated room.
Maryna·Há um mês
A cozy little hotel close to the city, and you could still get in late with a key. The room isn’t darkened well—blackout curtains would help—and every hallway noise is audible, though not much; sealing the gap under the door would improve it. I couldn’t hand the key back in the morning because no one was there and there was no sign of where to leave it, so I left it in the room after a fruitless search.
Jan·Há um mês
Breakfast was not served on site. Across the street, about 500 meters away, is a bakery and the city centre, offering good options for breakfast. The restaurant dishes were fine. The photo on Booking showed a different room. That room, which I had stayed in two years ago, was fine. The picture actually belonged to a first‑floor room; other floors have dated rooms. The hygiene in the booked room was awful: the carpet was dirty, the beds were unclean, and dust covered furniture and window frames in several spots. The bathroom was clean.
Bert·Há um mês