We stayed there for 2 weeks on july. We booked a family apartment because we were staying for a longer period with our 2 kids. The room was ok, the cleaniness as well. Its easy to carry the luggages since we are in the ground floor, its almoust like a private home.
A negative point is that they don't have a dishwasher and no washing machine. All the ladies at the front desk were very nice but one of them Frau -- was very unkind; it is a pitty because sometimes when just one person at the front desk is rude, it can ruin the whole experience.

The look and feel of the hotel was perfect. I could not fault the provision, service or ambiance. A randomly selected hotel that proved to be an excellent choice.

Had advised the hotel that I would be arriving late, in the event it was very late (after midnight) as the flight had been delayed. The room was available. It was small but apparently adequate. Only in the very early morning did I discover that it was above the breakfast room and breakfast started at 6 am. Although not extreme there was still enough noise to wake me up. It was therefore a near sleepless night.

This lack of sleep didn’t make me hungry and as breakfast was expensive I didn't try it (despite having heard so much of it) - nor did it make me want to try the spa, it too was expensive and the tiny pool was not nearly as large as it appeared in the photograph.

A bus into town saw me leave wishing that I’d stayed in the centre in the first place.

Not awful but avoidable…Stuttgart is not somewhere to linger and what time is spent there could be better spent elsewhere.

Booked a 2-night stay in a non-smoking room at this hotel. When we arrived at our room, it smelled of smoke, so we asked for another room. I was sent up to the new room on the same floor, which had been vacant for a couple of days, with the idea that it would not smell, but it did. So after the woman at the reception made a point about how she was sticking her neck out giving me the only non-smoking room available (a family unit), and what an upgrade it was, we finally got what we'd booked. We were also given a printout with details on internet access; however, do be sure to read that entire page since they charge by the minute, something that the receptionist didn't bother to point out! When I questioned the charge at the front desk, all she could say was that she didn't know what kind of hotels I stayed in, but the places they stayed in all charged (we stayed in a mix of budget and luxury, and most offered free internet, or at least made it very clear if there was a charge). Street parking was free and easy enough, so don't bother paying for theirs. End result: nice facility in decent proximity to the Schlossplatz and Koenigstrasse, but don't stay here if you're looking for good service.