After spending 4 nights at this hotel, it will certainly be my go-to hotel in Ingolstadt for the…read moreforeseeable future. Its location is excellent, just north of the CBD with all of its shops, restaurants and the river to walk along. About 10 minutes by taxi from the Hbf, and a bit closer to Nordbahnhof. Just across the street from the main bus station. Check in was quick and friendly. English is okay, but not great. Knowing a bit of German seemed to help a lot, but my colleague (who knows no German) survived just fine. My room was of great size, overlooking a school (so no great view, but quiet at night). Bed was very comfortable. WiFi was free, but inconsistent. It became VERY slow after work (6-11pm), but at other times was quite fast. Breakfast was large and good, and included in the price. Parking is affordable - the lot is small and tight, but that's Europe for you. I did not try the bar/restaurant.

Very nice small hotel in Ingolstadt. Close to center of town…read moreand local shopping and attractions. The rooms are very clean and modern. Nice bath rooms with great water pressure and built in hairdryer. Love the environmentally friendly wall mounted shower gel and liquid hand soap dispensers however if you need conditioner and lotion bring your own Breakfast is served buffet style and plentiful. Minibar is well stocked and super affordable. Overall very enjoyable stay. Only room for improvement: the pillows are filled with some foam that feels like cotton candy, bath towels are thin and rough. Be aware Germans love fresh air and room service tend to open your windows to " air out" unless there is a raging snow storm outside! Double beds have two sets of pillows and duvets as well as two separate mattresses, old world German style no wonder birth rates are declining... This probably won't be counteracted by the all over display of art canvases featuring scantily clad ladies. We had to giggle at this amateur art work. I'm by no means prude but even my dad had to agree that it was strange that I should have to sleep under an image of a half dressed sexy lady. Evidently there are no single women's rooms featuring hunky sexy men on display... Lol Still highly recommend

I was surprised by the lack of a comprehensive review of this place…read more A few things to note while reading the review: This hotel is in a 300 year old building. It's got stairs, very thick walls, no A/C, and steam radiators for the winter. Rooms can be different sizes and configurations - some of them considerably different - but very clean. WiFi is available and free, but be aware that the thick walls tend to make the signal weak. If you have mobility issues where you cannot use stairs, it will be a problem. With that aside, this is my stay of choice when in the area - I've probably stayed here about a dozen times for a week or more each time for work. Two major things give this place an advantage: 1. It's centrally located in Ingolstadt, with a grocery across the street, and dozens of food options a short walk away in a very safe and walkable city center. 2. The staff is amazing - I've never seen them turn down any reasonable request. Need a mini-fridge for the room? Ask if one is available. Need to use an umbrella? There's a bunch by the door. There's on-site parking - which may fill up if you get there late, but a short walk away there's public paid parking available. The staff speaks several major languages - English speakers will feel comfortable here. For room selection, the rooms facing the main street have a nice view, but be aware that there is outdoor dining on the street below, and it can get a bit noisy at times - but the crowd usually thins out around 10PM. The quieter rooms face the courtyard away from the street. Breakfast is served in the mornings. You get eggs cooked to order and a buffet-style layout with dairy, fruits, cereal, breads, cheese, meats, and smoked salmon. The selection doesn't change much from day-to-day, but there is sufficient enough variety to keep it interesting. There's CCTV cameras watching the property and the staff pays close attention to it, especially when you are parking. So if someone comes out when you first show up to park it's usually to help direct you to a spot to keep the lot organized. If you park and block another car, they expect you to leave your key at the reception. There's also a single EV charger available for those that need it. You'll need to make arrangements with the staff to use it.

Stayed here for a study abroad trip and very grateful to get to stay here. Besides not having air…read moreconditioning and the smell of the toilet when I arrived in the hotel, this was overall a decent hotel. Crazy roommate though

I was struggling between 4 and 3 stars and finally gave 4 because of the breakfast. Before going…read morethere.. the interior of the lobby is quite nice, there is a big TV, place to sit and chill and a restaurant nearby. Beer is normal restaurant price and they have a good weissbier. When it comes to food I have only tried breakfast and it was very good. Especially mozarella with tomatoes and a good bread. I was also pleasantly surprised by the way you can prepare your tea, with the dipping baskets and everything. There are honey sticks (for your tea), a variety of sweet breakfast "components" like jams and delicacies. Of course there is also meat and cheese which I prefer (schwarzwälder schinken was only once). I haven't eaten evening menu but it was poor as I've checked it. I was to give 3 to this hotel because the free Internet is terrible. It was so slow that I thought I'm back in the nineties when the only thing there was was modem and isdn connections. C'mon we are in 21st century and we need to work sometimes from the hotel. Instead I couldn't even open my Facebook (ehem Yelp). Overall OK. Garage is free.

I honestly think this hotel is overrated. It's modern and has a nice-looking lobby, reasonably…read morecomfortable beds, newer furniture and a solid breakfast. However, I stayed here a number of nights, and my experience was marred by a handful of different things. Including: 1) Room wasn't clean/prepped the first time I entered it. It wasn't actually a disaster, but it had a partially consumed bottles of water on the small desk, plus there was garbage in the can and the shower's soap dispenser was empty (there's no individual soap/shampoo/conditioner bottles, just a combined liquid soap/shampoo, which isn't great). The room itself was very small (even by euro standards), the bed only had one small pillow, the tv on the wall was small and non adjustable, and in general, it just wasn't as nice as most hotels. The final straw? Someone opened my room door without knocking. Not sure if it was the cleaning crew, or another guest by accident, but it woke me up and was unnerving. Nobody knocked or asked for permission to enter, but the door was absolutely locked. Again, not a terrible hotel, but not a good one, either. Certainly not worthy of four stars.

Cosy little hotel in a quite neighbourhood!read more

A Stylish Classic!read more

From the owner: Unser KULT Hotel in Ingolstadt vereint klassisches Design mit modernem Life- style und schafft…read morefeine Wohnkultur in stilvollem Ambiente.Zentrale Elemente unseres Gestaltungs- konzepts sind die Materialien Glas, Leder und Edelstahl, die für kühle Eleganz und leichte Atmosphäre sorgen. Eine klare Raumordnung und viel Liebe zum Detail machen Ihren Aufenthalt in unserem Haus zur sinnlichen Momenterfahrung.

Gleich ggü vom Stadttheater viele Regisseure und Künstler werden hier untergebracht, also hat man…read morevllt die chance, den einen oder anderen Schauspieler zu treffen, den man evtl grad noch auf der Bühne gesehen hat;)

A decent hotel in Ingolstadt. Very good breakfast with variety of food. Rooms are clean and big. I…read morereally engoyed the shower which was spacious. In the lobby there are big TVs and there is a bar where you can order beer until around 10:30 PM. Some of the receptionists don't speak English that well, but a basic German is enough to get a duplicate of your invoice :-)