Brera Stuttgart

Wir haben nicht dort gefrüstückt.Wir hatten ein Zimmer mit Küchenzeile und uns daher selbst versorgt. Wir waren auf einem Konzert in der Freilichtbühne, diese war fußläufig zu erreichen, daher ist die Lage exzellent. Sehr freündliches Personal. Schneller Lift.

Die Parkplätze in der Tiefgarage sind vllt. für ungeübte Autofahrer eine herausforderung .Aber das liegt meiner Meinung nach nicht am Hotel, sondern daran , dass die Autos immer größer werden.

the location was industrial but nice, a few minutes by foot is a turkish neighborhood where we had lovely meals and an amazing massage (Thai Touch). Otherwise we mostly spent the day in the main part of Stuttgart for shopping etc. The room was spacious and very clean, the bathroom was big but not luxurious, and there were also kitchen ammenities as well as a communal laundry room etc.

The bed was comfy but a little too small for two grown up people.

Decent and modern equipment

Narrow garage for large sized vehicle

I’ve stayed at this hotel before and genuinely enjoyed it: cozy atmosphere, great location near the city centre, well-equipped kitchen, smooth check-in—the whole package. Unfortunately, this time my stay turned into something closer to a survival challenge than a city break. When I entered the room, it was about 14°C inside. After turning both thermostats (room and bathroom) to their maximum settings, the temperature heroically crawled up to maybe 18°C… by the next night. On the first night, I slept fully dressed, wrapped in two duvets like a human burrito. I contacted support to ask if they had any electric heaters. They didn’t, but they cheerfully advised me to “turn the thermostat up all the way” and wished me to “stay warm.” A lovely sentiment—shame it didn’t come with actual warmth. I’m not sure they fully grasp how cold some of their rooms get. To make things even more confusing, I met another guest in the elevator and asked about his room—he said the temperature was perfect. So apparently, staying here is a bit of a lottery: sometimes you get “cozy,” sometimes you get “Arctic Expedition.” Next time I’m in Stuttgart, I’ll book a different apartment hotel in Bad Cannstatt. It may cost a bit more, but at least it won’t leave me wondering whether hypothermia is included in the room rate.