Gerlinger Strase 27
Stuttgart, D71254 Nightly Rates(144.34 - 150.90)3 Star
Property Description
Comfortable and new hotel of contemporary design, 3 storeys high and equipped with all the amenities and up-to-date safety features. Pleasing interior design and color scheme. Attractive restaurant and bar area plus high tech conference facilities and own parking garage. Friendly, professional and multilingual staff.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Coffee Maker in Room
Concierge
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Free Newspaper
Pets Allowed
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Shops/Commercial Services
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Standard Queen Room
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Standard Queen Room Features include: One queen bed, comfortable and pleasing decor. Amenities include a large writing desk, sitting area, alarm clock, private bathroom with shower, coffee maker on request, computer modem hookup, hair dryer, handicap facilities on request, iron and ironing board on request, mini bar, pants press on request, premium channels, radio, soundproofing, color cable TV, direct dial phone, VCR on request, wet bar on request, western decor and smoke detectors. Includes complimentary buffet breakfast and coffee and tea. City views. Non smoking rooms on request. Maximum 2 people.
Standard Twin Room
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Standard Twin Room Features include: One queen bed, comfortable and pleasing decor. Amenities include a large writing desk, sitting area, alarm clock, private bathroom with shower, coffee maker on request, computer modem hookup, hair dryer, handicap facilities on request, iron and ironing board on request, mini bar, pants press on request, premium channels, radio, soundproofing, color cable TV, direct dial phone, VCR on request, wet bar on request, western decor and smoke detectors. Includes complimentary buffet breakfast and coffee and tea. City views. Non smoking rooms on request. Maximum 2 people.
Superior Two Queen Room
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Superior Two Queen Room Features include: Superior oversized room with two queen beds, pleasing decor. Amenities include a large writing desk, sitting area, alarm clock, private bathroom with shower, coffee maker on request, computer modem hookup, hair dryer, handicap facilities on request, iron and ironing board on request, mini bar, pants press on request, premium channels, radio, soundproofing, color cable TV, direct dial phone, VCR on request, wet bar on request, western decor and smoke detectors. Includes complimentary buffet breakfast and coffee and tea. City views. Non smoking rooms on request. Maximum 5 people.
Superior Queen Room
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Superior Queen Room Features include: Superior room with one queen bed, comfortable and pleasing decor. Amenities include a large writing desk, sitting area, alarm clock, private bathroom with shower, coffee maker on request, computer modem hookup, hair dryer, handicap facilities on request, iron and ironing board on request, mini bar, pants press on request, premium channels, radio, soundproofing, color cable TV, direct dial phone, VCR on request, wet bar on request, western decor and smoke detectors. Includes complimentary buffet breakfast and coffee and tea. City views. Non smoking rooms on request. Maximum 3 people.
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 2PM
Check out time is 12PM
Time Zone is GMT+1
Opened in 1994
72 rooms.
0 suites.
3 floors.
Directions
Take the freeway A-8 towards Karlsruhe till Heonberger Kreuz, then switch to the A-81 in the direction of Heilbronn. Take the first exit -Stuttgart-Feuerbach-Ditzingen. Turn left into Ditzingen and follow the Blankenburg hotel signs. Hotel is 900 meters from the freeway exit.
Central Suburban location in Stuttgart-West. Close to Freeway Exit -A81 just 900 meters away and the commuter Train station -S6 is just 200 meters away. Nearby to business parks and industrial areas.
Echterdingen Airport (STR)
Guarantee Policy
All reservations require a guarantee by valid credit card with expiry date at time of booking.
Cancellation Policy
Must cancel prior to 4pm prior to day of arrival to avoid a 1 night cancellation and/ or no show charge.
Restaurant Information
Ambiente Restaurant and Bar
* Local and International cuisine * Open 12pm-2pm and 5pm-12am * On-site
Ratskeller
* German cuisine * Open 6pm-12pm * 200 meters from the hotel
Wichtel
* Restaurant with brewery * Open 6pm-12pm * 500 meters from the hotel
Meeting Facility
Meeting and Conference rooms
* 3 Meeting rooms * Maximum 40 people accommodated * Contact property directly for further details
Recreation Information
Off-site Recreation nearby
* Fishing * Gymnasium * Sauna/ Spa * Health Club * Indoor Pool * Bicycle Rentals * Horseback Riding * Sightseeing Tours * Racquetball Courts * Tennis (fee applies)
Attractions Located Nearby
* Fair Grounds - 10km e * Musical Halls - 10km se * Northern Black Forest - 50km s * Wilhelma Botanical Garden - 10km e * Ludwigsburg Barock Castles - 5km ne * Television Tower - 15km se * Stuttgart University - 15km se * Stuttgart Rapid Transport - 0km n * Ditzingen Hospital - 0km e
Corporations Located Nearby
* Porsche Cars - 5km e * Siemens - 2km e * Mannesmann - 2km eRobert Bosch - 5km e * Trumpf Lser Machine Tools - 1km s
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