We've called Hotel Bohler home for a little over 6 weeks now. This place is amazing! It all…read morestarted before we even arrived in Germany. We were not able to get accommodations and we're given a list of local hotels from across the Stuttgart area. We put out emails to our top 3, but only Hotel Bohler responded. This hotel is run by Manuel and his wife Melinda. They have an awesome staff that treated us like family from Day 1! When we arrived they had dairy-and egg-free bread for two of our boys. One of the staff members went out of her way to bake a allergy-friendly breakfast cake so they could enjoy breakfast like other guests. As for the rooms themselves, fantastic! We occupied 2 rooms, but there was a door that essentially made it a suite. The bathrooms were stellar and included full-size tubs. We had a range of channels, to include BBC and some kids channels. Wi-fi was perfect! As for the location, there is a bakery across the street and you're within a 5 minute walk to an Italian restaurant, a doner kebab place, and the Brauhaus. There are 2 parks also within a 15 minute walk depending on the length of your child's legs. We hope to stay again on our way out of Stuttgart!

This is my second stay with Hotel Böhler. Both times have been absolutely amazing. When booking…read morereservations, they are prompt at answering emails. The check in process is quick and easy. The rooms are clean and each one is different which makes for a unique stay. The beds are very comfortable and amenities are very much top quality. The staff are friendly and also speak English which helps when your still learning German. They are also helpful with navigating around Böblingen and the Baden Wartenburg state. No matter if breakfast is included in your rate or not, I would recommend taking advantage of the breakfast. Manuel and his staff really do make every effort to make you feel like old friends or family

Just spent a week here. This is close to down town Bobilingen. Walking distance to restaurants,…read morebars and other stuff. Very mom and pop. They have free snacks, bottled water both bubbly and not and free coffee. Flavored waters as well. Snacks to include some packaged sausage, cheese, chips and other stuff. Also every morning starting at 0630 there is free breakfast buffet across the road. Eggs, meats, breads, jellies, coffee juice, the works. Really awesome and nice restaurant. My room rate included the breakfast. All free and very good. Staff are super nice and accommodating. When the tap went down they walked across the street and got beer for us. Really top notch service. The rooms are good. I would say they are not upscale but they are not substandard. They are comfortable and get the job done. Bed was a bit firm but it ended up being great. They have a pillow exchange if you hate your pillow. Did I mention free beer? Now I get hot and hate sleeping in the heat. They have heat registers in room so if it was winter you will be ok. I did not see an A/C unit in my room. Not sure how hot days would be in the room if no A/C. This week has been in the 50s/60s so I left the windows open and I was fine. Noise from the road if you are light sleeper could be bad but it did not bother me to much. All in all awesome stay.

From the owner: Let us introduce ourselves. We are the Böckle family and for…read more3 generations we have gladly been welcoming travelers into our home and into the community. And much more! Our friendly staff will extend the warm welcome and is ready to answer all of your questions and help with anything you might need! Once again welcome to Hotel-Restaurant “Zum Reussenstein”, your home in Germany! Einzigartig-Schwäbisch-Gastfreundlich Wenn es ein Hotel in Böblingen gibt, das mit gutem Gewissen behaupten kann, es sei ein „Zuhause“, dann ist es das Reussenstein. Für Einzelreisende wie für Paare, für Freunde genauso wie für Familien. Für Sie alle gibt es hier nicht nur eine große Auswahl an passenden Zimmern und Appartements – alle erstklassig ausgestattet und liebevoll gestaltet – sondern natürlich auch eine kulinarische Rundum-Betreuung durch das Küchenteam von Fernsehkoch Timo Böckle. Das Reussenstein, zentrumsnah und dennoch ruhig, liegt zwischen den beiden Seen und der Waldburg. Böblingens traditionsreichster Hotellerie und Gastronomiebetrieb ist weit über die Grenzen der Stadt bekannt für seine hervorragende regionale Küche und seit über 65 Jahren im Besitz der Familie Böckle.

The hotel sits in a great location and it's close to the airport and S-Bahn. A grocery store is…read morelocated right across from the hotel which we really liked since they are open until midnight. We went there to get some snacks and something from the salad bar since we were too tired to go out to eat one night. The hotel itself is nice, only the rooms are extremely small. There is not even a language rack in the room. The only place you can put your suitcase is either on the floor or on the small desk. The hotel does not offer washcloths- so you might have to bring your own. The bed was comfortable-firm. The cover is relatively small for 2 people, so you better snuggle up with your partner if you don't want a cold butt at night. As far as pillows: One for each guest. The breakfast was amazing! I loved the variety of cereal, yogurt, German Brötchen and breads. There is plenty for every taste and diet. I would haven given 5 stars if there would have been a sidewalk in front of the hotel. It was under construction. We either had to walk between bobcats and on gravel or take a big loop around the hotel. The hotel does not offer shuttle services but you can schedule a taxi through the front desk to the airport for 10 Euro.

A clean hotel with friendly staff. Nice breakfast and good availability of parking. While I prefer…read moreMarriott in general over IHG, I prefer this one slightly over the Moxy across the road. Won't win any awards, but this hotel does the job. No gym though...

This was a great pick I must say.... Loved how this hotel…read moresits at the airport terminals and it was a convenient location for the places I had to travel to. Hotel staff was great and very attentive. Great customer service 5star! The hotel was nice as well...pictures can tell it all. The only con to this hotel was the breakfast. It was just not what I am used to having on a breakfast buffet bar. Also they had flies and nats coming around the food. It was up there and was drying out. They should cover it. The people were breathing all over it. I couldn't take it so I grabbed a pre-packed yogurt and was on my way.

I really love this hotel! You would never know it is an airport hotel. Super friendly staff,…read moremodern decor, great food and drinks and you can literally walk to the airport from there. I highly recommend this hotel!

Day 61 of our 100-date Princess for one day Tour. We have seen quite a few hotel rooms and…read moreconference rooms on this and previous tours, and this hotel does everything to make both stay as events most memorable ones. Thanks to Felix O., you were a blast to meet. I have been to a variety of Stuttgart hotels over the 20 years and my music touring activities, and despite the hotel may not show on the outside, the inside is nicely redone and rooms and conference areas are wonderful. This hotel is our premier pick for forthcoming tours.

This review comes after being a Marriott Bonvoy platinum member for over 11 years having stayed at…read moreMarriott properties throughout the world. I can honestly say the Marriott Sindelfingen Germany is by far THE WORST Marriott property I have stayed at. However, I want to start this review on a positive note and recognize some very hard working staff in certain sections. Breakfast Buffett: The gentleman at the morning omelet station is super kind and the results of his food are amazing. I can't think of his name at the moment of writing this review but he is the only male cooking in the morning. Bar: Alex the bartender has great customer service skills. He sparks really good conversations and is super helpful with sharing information about the local area. His drinks are always great just overall a great guy. Management: During my stay here, I have had conversations with management about issues during my stay. My most recent conversation was with Juan Carlos. He was very receptive to my comments / criticism of the property. He actually made me feel like he cared and was a great listener and shared with me information that allowed me to understand why certain things were happening. Great management skills. Now for the not so pleasant criticism: Housekeeping: For those of us staying long term, we get cleaning once every 3 days. This is absolutely reasonable. However, they only give you two towels per room for those three days. I am a single person to a room that showers two times a day. Once in the morning after my workout and once before bed. Two towels doesn't cut it for 6 showers. If your going to extend the cleaning period, at least leave enough towels or have a policy in place to do just a towel swap if needed. Next is the shampoo / conditioner / body wash containers. They are affixed to the shower and are full size containers to last a while. On one occasion, I ran out of both shampoo and bodywash. This happened at the day 15 mark. So the containers do last a while. When I ran out, I called the front desk and asked them to please have housekeeping refill the containers. When I got back they were not refilled. I ended up buying my own shampoo and bodywash from the store. The second day before going to work I stopped by the front desk and again asked them to please ensure the containers were refilled. They assured me they would be. When I came back after work, they were again not refilled yet. On the third day, I took the containers off the wall and physically walked them down to the front desk and finally asked to speak to a manager as I was extremely frustrated that it took 3 days to get my containers refilled and only after having to walk them down myself. The manager invited me to a cocktail and had the containers refilled immediately. While I appreciate the cocktail, I want to point out that for 15 days the cleaners had to come to my room at least 5 times, to clean up. During that time, they should have seen that the containers were running low and refilled them. They were not doing that so maybe a policy needs to be put in place that they check the levels of the containers and if they are less than 1/4 full they need to be refilled before the hotel guest has to request it. During my stay, I noticed the housekeeping staff is a third party cleaning company as they do not wear Marriott uniforms and have a different logo on their uniforms. This would explain why there are inconsistencies with the cleaning service. Additionally, this raises some concerns for me because they are third party contractors. Therefore, Marriott doesn't really have much control over these contracted employees or their policies. Additionally, the quality of background checks they conduct on these employees is unknown. While I have not experienced anything negative, I would feel more comfortable knowing Marriott company employees are the ones servicing my room. Executive Lounge: The lounge is accessed using your hotel key. So if you pay for the executive lounge access or you are entitled to access based on your Marriott Bonvoy status your access is granted onto your keycard. My issue is even though I swipe my card and gain entry, there is an employee in the lounge that again asks for your room information. Although minor it just gets annoying because like I have said I have traveled the world for the past 11 years as a platinum member. This is the first lounge that double checks your access. There are waaaay better lounges with better food and drink selections that do not do this. On one occasion, I went in the lounge to just get a glass of water from the water machine. I grabbed a glass and started to walk out when I was stopped by the employee working the lounge. She had zero tact and called attention to me as though I was about to commit the biggest crime. She then proceeded to tell me that I cannot take anything out of the lounge. A glass of water folks!???