Hotels near Lavendel-Labyrinth, Stuttgart

the shower was not draining properly. I called the “Guest Service” on the room phone but nobody answered. I hung up and called room service they answered and told me to dial 99 for “Front desk” again no answer. After a nice while of it ringing I decided to just go down stairs. The gentlemen was nice and professional but it ended there as the room had a shower drain issue that they could not resolve. I was given two options change into a non connected room or just use the shower in the connected room I had. Well what’s the point of paying for two rooms if I have to stand in line to use the shower next door? I paid to have a connected because I have a child staying in the connecting room. Anyway, The room felt musty like the AC was not up to standard, I’ve stayed here every time I fly out early for the past 7 years, but I am seeing the standard drop, as so should it’s 4 star rating…. FYI it’s room 4140 if anyone is wondering what room it is. At least that way you know the need to shut off the shower every 10 seconds to let the water drain to prevent a flood. I paid for two connecting rooms I guess I should have requested that they had two connecting working showers as well.

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.

Stayed only one night. Nice clean new hotel. Room and amenities are great. Friendly staff. Lobby decor is chic and modern and comfortable and great for a drink or a chat. The location is near where I wanted to be so made sense but could also be great for anywhere around Stuttgart since it's close to the highways.

Very good value for the hotel, this price is very good value. The room is large, the breakfast is clean and the facilities are tidy. The only drawback is that you can't open the window because it's right for high speed and noise. Around the rewe supermarket supply point, there is a cheap selling shoes. Parking asks the front desk and there is a free supermarket.

It is the best location for the use of the exhibition hall and ✈️. Both facilities and services were the highest level for business use, but as a Japanese, there was a bathtub and it was the best without complaint. (as a shower booth, it was good to choose the spray pattern of the head)

They have been here occasionally in recent years. Under new name has not changed so much. The reservation works perfectly as always. If no major events are taking place in the area, cheap prices and offers are available. The car route to the deep garage is good, but then you need to find the right outlet in the huge deep garage of the shopping centre. The hotel is not central in Stuttgart, but in the foretown, the connection with the S-Bahn (5-10 min walking distance) is also good in the evening. Reception and check-in quickly, polite, uncomplicated. Rooms and bathrooms are clean, and functional, but no luxury. Some rooms on the main street can be quite loud at open windows. On the other hand, you can sleep very quiet. In summer it can also warm in the rooms depending on location and sunlight. The breakfast buffet was always very good, at the moment the choice is significantly restricted by the health situation, but the quality is still acceptable. Whoever is aware of the situation, for whom stay here is worth its price.

We stayed here as our usual hotel was fully booked On the main street with free car parking on street after 6pm at night until 8am in the morning . Hotel does have its own car parking but charges 15 euros a night and as we arrived after 6pm and departed by 8am no point in paying when you can park on the street It was very hot when we stayed and we were surprised to find that such a modern hotel did not have air-conditioning. We were provided with a fan for our room which I have to say without one the room would have been unbearable to sleep in Breakfast was fine the next day usual selection of breads, cheeses, meats etc Would we stay again? Probably not due to excessive heat in the room

What an exceptionally located hotel and incredible staff. Emily and Ana… thank you so much for all of your help during our stay and also many thanks to the fabulous breakfast team as well. We cannot say enough good things about the location and the service here! So, if you are still figuring out which hotel to pick in Stuttgart, look no further and choose the Hampton Inn. You will be so glad you did… the beds are super comfy and you get fresh air, an amazing breakfast, and the Wi-Fi and water pressure are excellent too.

The room was small but sufficient and nicely furnished, breakfast could be booked, nothing exceptional, but for the price absolutely OK. It is well accessible with public transportation, and now it includes that it is not quiet (which windows remove a lot of noise from outside). Unfortunately, on the day of departure we noticed that the only chair for the size of the hotel is a little too little - at the same time checkout and wash-up/reinforced waiting times. The staff were very nice.

I had booked 4 nights in this hotel since my daughter was in the hospital in Stuttgart. At the booking I had to pay the full amount including breakfast and deep garage parking in advance. Fortunately, my daughter was fired back from the hospital after the second day and we could go home. When I came to talk about the return of overpaid nights when checking out, the staff asked me to write a message with the concern to the boss, he would then forward it. Two weeks later, I had no repayment or feedback. I sent a news on the Internet portal to the hotel with a deadline for feedback. The deadline is over, feedback and refund error. If a hotel thinks it must retain money for a rebooking, I expect at least a feedback. The desire of a client to just stand out and use an emergency situation to maximize profits is not possible. I'll probably give the case to my lawyer. The conduct of the management of this hotel is limited to fraudulent behaviour. I learn from that I will not pay any more in such a cheap hotel in advance and I would rather spend a few more euros on a famous hotel. To all others who want to stay in Stuttgart: Finger away from the Hotel Sautter, if something unforeseen comes, you will be cut off there!