Waldhotel Stuttgart

What a gem of a place. Yes, the rooms are small, but so well laid out and well equipped, it is the perfect landing space for anyone. Cleanliness, nice touches and professional staff are evident at every turn. The grounds are so peaceful. My Fitbit scored me an 86 on my sleep score and a 100 (!) on my daily readiness, unheard of! Well done.

A special note of appreciation to Front Office Manager Christoph Truckses for his outstanding customer service — going above and beyond by arranging lunch for me at the bar (so I could continue reading my book in peace) even when it was closed. Another special note of appreciation to staff member Maria Gabriel for her kindness, sympathy, and efficiency. She consistently prioritised my needs and schedule, making me feel at ease and completely comfortable with the room cleaning duties. Great job and customer service ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

This hotel is a high standard. Decor lovely through out the hotel. The room although smallish had a lovely huge bed and the bathroom had a large shower. The breakfast was really good and the cooked to order eggs were perfect. We had a wheelchair and the parking was suitable as well as the room. My husband can walk a little. Nice and quiet for sleeping. Unfortunately the location was not for us. Up the top of a hill surrounded by nature park and down a long lane behind sporting fields. Probably a lovely oasis during summer. But at this time of year when it’s dark early, the entire top of the mountain was very dark, almost no street lights, and it felt like you were in the middle of nowhere with nothing around. I’d prefer to stay next time in the city near things we want to see and close to shops and restaurants.

Lovely hotel with spacious rooms surrounded by luscious contryside it was easy to commute into Stuttgart from the hotel.

We had a lovely stay at the WaldHotel. The rooms were clean, and the staff was so kind and attentive to my child's needs. I will stay again next time we are in Stuttgart, but for a longer time.

Really lovely hotel with wonderful beds, and bed linen, a really bucolic setting, fantastic food and wine in the restaurant. I could not recommend this highly enough for any type of trip whether business or leisure. There is a huge woodland on the outside which is nice too

Rooms are clean and updated but very small for family of 3 We were offered free upgrade. Very friendly staff Very good location , 15-20 min drive to the city Beautiful outdoor area and terrace. Kids friendly, there is nice outdoor play set Keep in mind parking is very limited, they have another parking area underground but paid, i got free parking with reservation but still they only allowed me to use the limited spots parking and said i have to pay for the underground one ! Overall pleasent experience

The accommodations at Waldhotel Stuttgart are satisfactory, offering a decent level of comfort and basic amenities. While the rooms are clean and functional, they lack any standout features or luxurious touches. However, the service provided by Chris, one of the hotel's employees, is exceptional. Chris goes above and beyond to ensure guests have a pleasant stay, demonstrating professionalism, friendliness, and a keen attention to detail. His exemplary service significantly enhances the overall experience at the hotel.

The accommodations at Waldhotel Stuttgart are satisfactory, offering a decent level of comfort and basic amenities. While the rooms are clean and functional, they lack any standout features or luxurious touches. We were not told about the bike race that caused a road closure, which would hinder our ability to exit the hotel for the remainder of the day. Additionally, the room we booked was in part of the hotel that lacked an elevator -- because we needed an elevator, due to having an infant stroller and luggage, we had to pay extra to get a room in the side of the building that had an elevator. The hotel should have done a better job both on their website and upon check in to communicate more effectively. Thong, one of the employees, who's name is longer and stated she's originally from Thailand, lacked any friendly customer service or knowledge of the city -- she stated all museums and tourist places were closed on Corpus Christi day, however, these were actually open with the exception to retail stores. However, the service provided by Chris, one of the hotel's employees, is exceptional. Chris goes above and beyond to ensure guests have a pleasant stay, demonstrating professionalism, friendliness, and a keen attention to detail. His exemplary service significantly enhances the overall experience at the hotel.

We stayed at the Waldhotel Stuttgart for two nights while visiting Stuttgart for the Cannstatter Volksfest. A smaller boutique hotel, Waldhotel is a short cab or train ride into the city center (€27-29 for cab). The train station is about a 7 minute walk from the hotel. We always seemed to be running late, so we always opted for the cab. The rooms are very charming and we got a kick that the wallpaper looked to be inspired by a Victoria's Secret store (see photos). The amenities in the room were plenty with an abundance of free mini-bar items to include lots of water (needed after a long day/night at the Cannstatter). The hotel staff are all very, very nice, service oriented, and everyone we ran into had enough command of the English language to be more than helpful. A particular memorable experience was when I went downstairs one morning too late for breakfast asking for coffee and water so I could work on my computer. The lady at the front desk went out of her way to have a restaurant server set up my very own coffee service in the lobby. How many hotels would have just coldly informed you that "breakfast is over?!" Not the Waldhotel. The bar area is also very nice, with very reasonable prices. One evening I had a double Balvenie 16 year scotch, a generous pour of 20 year port, and ended with another double pour of Bowmore 18 year, all of which came out to around €50, which I considered very reasonable. Additionally, the bartenders kept feeding us free snacks the entire time (maybe they could tell the shape we were in)! Unfortunately, we did not partake in any of the sauna/spa activities, but those seem to be a huge hit based on other reviews. The Finch restaurant is located inside the Waldhotel and is where hotel breakfast is served, and they also boast a unique and impressive dinner menu. I will review the Finch separately, but the convenience of such a great onsite restaurant is another perk of the Waldhotel. We had two meals there. Our entire two night stay which included the €50 bar tab, €48 for breakfast, my €6 lobby coffee service, came out to around €550 total, or around $602. It was probably one of the more expensive stays of anywhere during this romp around Europe, but definitely one of the more pampering and unique experiences we've had as well.

A fantastic high-end hotel with an awesome sauna area for relaxing after long customer meetings, but definately also a great destination for taking a 5 day vacation. There is a ton of sports that one can do around the athletes campus, incl. rock climbing, plus there are also exciting soccer, football and la cross games that one can watch. The TV Tower is only a 5 minute walk away and for 7 Euro one can take the elevator to the top with stunning views of the area. All possible thumbs up!

This hotel is off the beaten path but it is very nice. Within walking distance to the train so a car is not needed. The hotel staff were very nice and always helpful. We would go back again if in the area.

This hotel is excellent. Good size rooms, very modern and spotlessly clean. Free parking, friendly staff and not expensive. If we ever come here again we would stay here for sure. Restaurant is Michelin star quality and food to die for. Three courses with wine for 4 cost €275, worth every cent.