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Nice hotel. The breakfast room is spacious and bright. The location is in the center. It is very convenient. Next to it is the rewe supermarket, which meets the needs of daily necessities. The ubahn berliner platz is convenient for travel. The hotel staff are very polite. It is a pleasant trip.

It's a nice hotel, located behind the main station, about 10 minutes by walk from the station to the hotel, but the hotel is not close to the King street. The breakfast is good, especially supplied the whole cooked Salmon everyday, that's great.

Mega comfortable rest at Le Meridien Luxury Hotel near the city centre, to which you can reach through the green city park. Very polite and welcoming staff. New and spacious rooms with stunning noise insulation. Very quiet and no sounds are heard from the street, even in those rooms that come out on the busy carriageway. Good and big pool, fruit, water and tea for your services. A stunning and very diverse breakfast: dishes for any taste - pancakes, waffles, baking, sausages and fish, omlets and freshly squeezed freshes and mushrooms. Best place in the city!

when we arrived, hardly any reception staff on duty. When we saw our room, we were shocked, it was small and gloomy with a display case (bizarrely) showing snacks! The light to the display case is joined to the room lighting so can be switched off separately. Reception advised nothing could be done, so we said we would leave and I contacted a hotel we had stayed at the start of our holiday, the stay in the Steigenberger was our last night in Germany. Reception then said we could be upgraded, by this time it was late and very heavy rain. The upgrade room seemed OK but when we used the TV, it kept switching itself off! Breakfast was abysmal, a dreary pub overlooking the entrance to an underpass. Initially, we didn't know where the food was and no staff around to direct us. When we found the food, it had clearly been sitting out for some time, there was a huge quantity of food considering only one person was there when we arrived and only 2 others came as we were leaving. We stayed in this hotel some years ago when the breakfast room was upstairs and there were lots of guests and staff who were interested in providing good service. It was disapoointing to see how lacklustre the hotel has become and difficult understand how it has kept its star rating, the hotel is not to the usual Steigenberger standard.

Positive things first : - Fast elevators - Big Room - Lots of seating possibilities in room - Bathroom with shower separate from Toilet - Big bed - Nice lightning - Lots of storage Now the negative things: - Can't close the curtains properly - so it's quite light ( especially as the building in front of us had the lights on... ( maybe add some clips on the wall where we could clip the curtains in ). - Very soft pillows ( like really soft xD ) - It wasn't mentioned anywhere that the Parking is NOT in the same building. Really inconvenient as you have to walk over a high speed big street, then 2 floor down to find your car - not really ideal if with Luggage or if you have difficulties to walk. Otherwise it was a great stay :)

Lovely hotel to look at both outside and in. However there is nowhere to stop in front of the hotel to drop bags and check in. The hotel does have a parking arrangement with private parking building at the back but you can't park there until you check in. I dropped my wife then drove around until I found a park on the street, not easy as it is a busy part of town. In our case they had used up their allocation of carparks so our options were other public carparks, the first one was full the hotel then directed us to another, it was close but still resulted in a short walk back to the hotel in the rain, not ideal. Desk clerk was apologetic but that doesn't change the fact that this is not a good hotel to arrive at in a car. The rooms are designer, but so designer that there is no practical solution to open a bag on other than the floor, which is ok if travelling light but no good if you have bags bigger than a carryon. So, a great hotel if you don't arrive by car and have small luggage, if that's not the case then be prepared for a frustrating arrival and settle in.

Reception person was nice enough. Spoke to the ”Chef” a day or so prior to check-in - requested and was given a front facing, lower floor room. Upon check-in given a 3rd room floor with NO couch (where the couch should be) and no chair. Back to reception; given a 5th floor room with SAME result; back to reception. Given a 6th floor room which at least had a chair where the couch should have been - I'll stay here buuuuut mini fridge inop as was the Thermostat. Bathroom water pressure was dismal with no condiments; good I always bring my own. BTW exiting the elevator on the 6th floor: lights were out in the hallway and as I always check the stairway, also dark, told reception who called maintenance who solved the problem.

We really enjoy our stay at Hotel Azenberg. The location was perfect for us as we could walk to the city center (15-20mn walk). And the staff was great, always there when needed. They even went the extra miles and called a museum where we forgot some of our belongings and made sure we could collect them back although it was a bank holiday.

In the room of 1400 a night, except for the bed quilt, bath water, towel, toilet paper, even a bottle of water, the service is too bad. The price is very low. Breakfast is barely passable, fried eggs and egg rolls to tell the waiter, do now, you can also sit outside the garden. Not far from the train station, but also have to walk for a while. The train station is under overhaul and it is not easy to walk. Stuttgart is not big and public transportation is convenient

My daughter is based in the Army in Stuttgart, so I stayed in the hotel for 5 nights. I have to say that except for one young woman, the Reception staff was the most inhospitable that I have ever encountered. It started with my arrival. I had a confirmed reservation, had checked in on line, and had informed the hotel that I would be arriving late. When I arrived, the reception clerk spent 10 minutes working on the computer and mumbling something before finally informing me that they had no room for me. They did offer to send me to another hotel and then I could either move back to the Pullman or stay at the other hotel. Of course, I had no idea how close this hotel was or any other information. I insisted that there must be a room there -- and they finally said that there was a suite available for one night and that I would have to move the following morning (which I did). Through all of this, there were no apologies for the inconvenience nor any offered compensation for the inconvenience of having to change rooms. They acted like I was being unreasonable for insisting on a room. During my stay, if I needed anything from the front desk, I frequently had to wait while they finished not one -- but several tasks and took a new phone call while I waited. Not once did I see a smile on anyone's face. I was not alone in receiving this treatment -- and noticed that other customers were treated equally as rudely. The room was comfortable, although the carpet always looked dirty. The housecleaning was undependable -- some days they came and some days they did not. I have stayed in other Pullman hotels, and this one did not meet the standards of the chain for cleanliness, and custome service.