Hotels near Oberensinger Höhe Aussichtspunkt mit Ruhebank, Nurtingen

The rooms are small, the breakfast is average, and the hygiene of German hotels is okay. But it was arranged in a small room next to the front desk. It was very noisy early in the morning and didn't have a good rest. The hotel is similar to the domestic 7-day Express or Hanting. To be honest, I would not choose this one again. Hotel pictures are nothing to post, post a beautiful view of the German countryside to ease the depressed mood!

We arrived at about 8 o'clock in the evening. There was no one at the front desk. Only a machine at the door could enter the password. We found it at the door for a long time before calling the customer service. After he informed the password, we tried the operation, but the weather may be too cold, only about -4 degrees. I tried it a few times and I couldn't sense it. I can't keep trying. I have to wait for the mechanical idle for about1-2 minutes before I can try again. After trying it many times, I finally succeeded (thank you Lord). This hotel should be family-style management, separated by 2 feet, one door is next to the door, and the other door is after entering the restaurant after a door, a little lost. Appreciation point: The room is clean and larger than other hotels. Although the food is not much for breakfast, there are things to have, and the taste is very good.

The hotel is in an industrial area, there is no convenient living facilities on the edge, there is free parking, suitable for self-driving. The facilities in the hotel are not bad, the rooms are large and have simple kitchen equipment

I had a Conference/Trade Fair at the Stuttgart Messe and was looking for somewhere relatively nearby and not too expensive. This place turned up and it was just over a hundred Euro a night. Seemed what I was looking for. I had a single room ( i.e. a small double bed). There was a TV, desk, Bathroom and not much more. Check in took a couple of minutes and the girl behind the counter was friendly. There was a view of the town…nothing special. It was relatively quiet( hotel noise from the inside), but at 6 am I was woken by the Church bells ringing. To get to the Messe was a 2 minute walk and then a 15 minute bus ride ( that cost 2.5 Euro). The 122 Bus stopped 100 meters away from the entrance to Hall 10 of the Messe, which was perfect for me. In the evening, and morning, I ate in my room ( there was no kettle……but I did bring my own). There is a large Supermarket that I visited to pick up some supplies. It was about a 10 minute walk away, up a hill…..but it had everything that I needed. Overall, the place was OK. Not expensive. Close to where I needed to be. If I am at the Stuttgart Messe again next year, I will consider being here again.

Super good hotel, breakfast is also very good. The front desk staff is very good, very close to the airport and the exhibition center.

This is the best location for an exhibition venue or for use as a business hotel. The facilities and services were top-notch for business use, but as a Japanese person, it would have been great if there was a bathtub. (As for the shower booth, it would have been nice to be able to choose the spray pattern from the head.)

Good garni with clean, conveniently furnished rooms. Very good location, breakfast buffet is abundantly furnished. Coffee is made very fresh. My highlight: I booked for a group and I think something was wrong with the booking. The hoteller made everything possible to stay in the room, and we were all very opposed with improvements, multiple support and unavoidable help. Finally, everything had worked wonderfully. A great thank you very much to recommend!

We are experienced in traveling both for business and pleasure! The location is exellent for shopping but nothing more! We got the most out of the experience, had a good time together, spend a lot less time and money at the hotel than usually, as I must say this was a quite disappointing experience and an expensive one too. On the good side: The hotel is located close to the shops and hotel has free parking. The late arrival with no staff works great! The ugly: Usually I would give the hotel a chance to comment before a review, but during the stay we gave the hotel several chances to fix for the many mistakes. We had specifically asked and paid for an Atelier room in our booking and one of the several phone calls and dialogue we had prior to arrival was to make sure we got the right room. We got an old studio located on the first floor, no openness to fix this at front desk at all so we put on a smile and got the best out of it. We booked a dinner reservation weeks ago for 7pm, the front desk did not know about it, but apparently fixed this! When we got to the restaurant, we got the same table as another family with kids and with no social distancing. Asked for a different table, plenty free, or to sit at the bar, come back later, but no! The cozy romantic dinner turned into rushing through courses with kids at the table meals arriving before drinks etc. And the 4 course meal with welcome drink turned into 3 course meal without! The compensation of free limocellos (which we was not asked if we would like) did not add up for it. And with hair in main course we just wanted the dinner to end sooner than later! Next time we will go for the half price options and other hotels in the area located just as good or simply choose to stay at the excellent 3 and 4 star hotels at Stuttgart! We will absolutely not be back. And why is that: we felt that if you are a non German, you will be treated 2. And the attitudes of some staff members are not for the service business.

We have stayed at IBIS Stuttgart Airport-Messe several times, mostly arriving by car but sometimes on the plane which then entails a €10 taxi ride to the hotel (bring cash). Arriving by car, it's especially convenient if you need to do shopping since both Aldi and Lidl are very, very close by. The hotel parking is, however chargeable (€10) - it's around the back, and has one deck of covered parking and one of uncovered. However if you arrive late at night and leave early morning (before 07:30) you are probably OK to park in front of hotel. Do not park in Lidl, where there are cameras enforcing a three-hour free parking limit (active 24 hrs). As to the hotel itself, it is everything you need for a short no-frills stay. The staff are all very friendly, courteous and helpful. Rooms are uniform no-frills IBIS - comfy beds, capsule bathroom, no rugs or carpets, a/c, opening windows, open-plan hanging area and shelves, small seating area with one chair, bedside lamps, TV and phone. There are adequate power points but no dedicated phone charging USB or -C sockets, so ensure you have adaptors. Breakfast is absolutely excellent: plentiful and good quality, costs €13, and nobody minds if you fix up a few rolls for your on-the-road lunch. We recommend this hotel very highly and will continue to use it regularly. One small tip - on two or three occasions there have been late-night ”gatherings” of other hotel guests (it seems to me they are contract workers on 1-week or 2-week stays) on the hotel steps outside, drinking beer from bottles and generally making a row. Therefore, I strongly recommend requesting a room at the BACK of the hotel, HIGH up and FACING the hotel car park.