Overall it has all the basic essentials. The bed is kind of hard and the sheets are rough. The…read morerooms aren't very big. However with it's close proximity to the train station it's ideal for a quick overnight stay. The Internet was strong and worked. (Which is more than I can stay for other hotels in the area) The front desk personnel and helped us check in and we were able to check out online since we left early. It's also very close to the luxury car museum. They had an event on the weekend which made it really hard to get into the hotel so be mindful of the events in the area when going here.

The good: Ten minutes away from the office where I had meetings. Decent breakfast. Bathroom was…read morefunctional. The bad: Small room (typical for Europe). Dirty carpets in common areas. HARD bed. Sparse amenities. Let me stress this again: The bed in this hotel is miserable. It will make you miserable. You will count the days until check out. I know NHs very well. They're not known for comfort, but I was attending group meetings and didn't have a choice for the hotel ... I was not able to sleep on the flight over and was basically with 1 hour of sleep over a 24 hour period. I got only FOUR hours of sleep at this hotel on a night that I should have been able to sleep like a baby on a bed of nails and broken glass. I've stayed in other hotels in Europe. I know that firm beds and small rooms are the norm. However, this bed in this place is extraordinary: absolute torture. Good thing I'm staying only until Friday. I also know better than to engage with the front desk on this, too. Not much they will do other than give the blank "Don't you know you're in Europe" stare that is typically given to Americans on such topics. Update: I ordered three extra duvets from the front desk. I layer each across the bed for extra mattress padding. While it didn't magically transform the bed into something heavenly, it did help me to sleep.

Many times when I am in Neuhausen for business I like to stay at this hotel. It is very clean,…read morevery modern and nearly everyone who works here can communicate easily with a non-german speaker like myself. The Room: spacious and similar to an american room, king bed, a simple counter/desk running the length of the wall give or take. The closet setup is very nice, unless you have many things to hang and then it is a little cramped. The TV is a struggle since they have only german language channels (I know there are a few english ones out there... it would be nice...) but the MTV is tolerable with many more videos than the US... The shower is hot and adjustable and I look forward to it every time I come so that is saying something... The internet can be hit or miss, bring your own cable... but they do have wireless in the lobby that works well. The Restaurant: Always nice to have a restaurant in the hotel, especially on sundays since nothing is open on sundays except gas station food... no thanks... the morning breakfast is a little steep (20 euros) but it is a pretty authentic german breakfast and there are many choices in the buffet. Don't forget to eat a Bretzl (however you spell the big pretzel thing... amazing!). The Bar: Its a hotel bar... but it has comfortable seating, outlets to charge things at the tables by the railing and it is very modern stylish. The Service: Everyone is very friendly and helpful which in general is pretty amazing. They are accommodating to their ability and of course many are fluent english speakers (very helpful) The Location: Parking is a huge pain... Its about 20euro taxi ride from the airport, they do have a shuttle you can take to the airport but I've never figured out if you can get them to pick you up. There is a grocery store only about 3 blocks away that is very nice and there are a number of decent restaurants not very far away. Overall: This is one of the best hotels in the Stuttgart Airport area in my opinion.