Schillerstrasse 23
Stuttgart, 70173 Nightly Rates(190.27 - 589.18)1 Star
Property Description
Hotel am Schlossgarten enjoys an established tradition and a quiet, central location. Accommodations include a view over the Schlossgarten Park. The main train station and S-Bahn Underground and Tram station are all nearby. Tourist attractions and the pedestrian area of Stuttgart are also close.
Amenities
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Business Center
Concierge
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pets Allowed
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Shops/Commercial Services
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Guest Rooms
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116 rooms, including 57 single and 49 double rooms and suites. In a quiet location with magnificent panoramic views. All rooms are air-conditioned, with 3 telephones, fax, colour TV, minibar, safe (partly), make-up mirror and hair-dryer.
Rate Disclaimer
All rates are based upon availability and may change without notice.
Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 3:00 pm
Check out time is 12:00 pm
Time Zone is GMT +1 hour
Opened in 1962
Renovated in 1999
116 rooms.
0 suites.
9 floors.
Directions
Take the Motorway B27 to Stuttgart Zentrum and follow the signs to Hauptbahnhof, the main Train Station. The Hotel is opposite the Hauptbahnhof.
Hotel am Schlossgarten is located in the center of Stuttgart, opposite the Mai Train station. The subway station and main train station are within walking distance. The Schlossgarten Park, the Opera, Art Museum, pedestrian district, and the Stuttgart Palace and Castle are all nearby.
Stuttgart Airport is 15 kilometers away.
Guarantee Policy
Credit Card Guarantee
Cancellation Policy
Cancel by 6 pm local hotel time. For June 08, 2006 to July 10, 2006 - cancel 21 days before arrival.
Restaurant Information
Restaraunts
Dining - The gourmet restaurant Zirbelstube, under the direction of Bernhard Diers, is inspired by the Mediterranean region and offers exquisite French cuisine. The Schlossgarten Restaurant offers fine regional cuisine. During the summer, both restaurants have access to a terrace facing the park. The Cafe am Schlossgarten offers small dishes and fresh cakes.
Meeting Facility
Meeting and Conference facilities
Conferences and Banquets - 5 spacious salons measuring 12 by 198 sqm which can be used separately or linked by partition walls. The resulting variability provides capacity for 2 to 120 guests. The adjacent foyer offers adequate space for reception tables, coffee buffets and cocktail receptions.
Recreation Information
Entertainment and Activities
* Musical Mamma Mia daily except Mondays * Opening of the New Mercedes-Benz-Museum - 20May06 * Exhibition of Monet in the State Gallery - 20May06- 24Sep06 * Stuttgarter Frühlingsfest - Big Folk Festival, 15Apr06- 07May06 * Football Championships 2006 - 09Jun06 - 10Jul06 * Stuttgarter Weindorf - typical wine festival - 09Jun06- 10Jul06 * Unesco Festival for young people -. 02Jul06- 10Jul06 * Stuttgarter Lichterfest: Fireworks on the Killesberg - 15Jul06 * Mercedes Cup Int. tennis tournament - 15Jul06 - 23Jul06 * Summer festival in the city - 10Aug06 - 13Aug06 * Stuttgarter Weindorf typical wine festival - 30Aug06 - 10Sep06 * European Football Championships qualifying match Germany- Ireland - 02Sep06 * 161 Cannstatter Volksfest-2nd biggest folk festival in Germany-23Sep-08Oct06 * 5. Stuttgarter Kulturnacht - culture night - 21Oct06 * Harald Wohlfahrt´s Palazzo - autumn 2006 * 58. Bambi Award - end of November 06 * Stuttgarter Weihnachtsmarkt Christmas Market In The City, 30Nov06 - 23Dec06 * Holiday on Ice - 13Dec06 - 17Dec06.
Shopping
Shopping - Breuninger Shopping Mall - 5 minutes Southwest High quality mall with Special Services Department including individual service / transportation / and delivery - Pedestrian Area - At the hotel 1.2 kilometers with shops / bars and entertainment - Jewelry - Within walking distance Famous and traditional / privately owned jewelries
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