I only spent one night in Stuttgart and I stayed at Alex 30. I really enjoyed my stay. It was…read morepretty quiet when I went. It was a VERY clean hostel with a friendly staff. Somewhat of a hike from the train station and the main part of the city, but it's definitely worth the stay. The staff is really knowledgable about Stuttgart as well.

Stayed here summer '11. It was clean and had a good shower…read morewhich is sometimes all you need. Hostel had a nice little bar and was it was an enjoyable walk from the city centre.

First hostel experience because most city-center hotels were booked (there was a soccer game and…read morealso Oktoberfest). Could've been worse. They have a 3 day special for $57 if you stay in a 6-person room. I paid more than that, and they made me move to an 8-person suite for my last 2 nights. Because I had to move I essentially had no room between 11am (checkout deadline) and 2pm (checkin starts). Sheets and bathrooms are clean I guess. The lobby is also fine but can get quite noisy. Free tea but breakfast is not free.

I'm a Marriott fan boy and we needed a place that was close to the Bahnhof for an early train to…read moreFrance and Aloft fit the bill. But wait!!! It's not only for early trains out of Stuttgart, it's exceptionally close to everything you'd want to do in downtown Stuttgart and, it's attached to a mall? I question that because I'm certain (almost) that it was attached to a mall but it was a holiday so I'm not 100%. Speaking of holiday, I was pretty bummed that the bar wasn't open as even when I've visited other hotels on holidays, the bar and/or restaurant has been open. Despite that, a 5 star experience as the staff was awesome! Got a beer on the house due to the bar being closed and they even wished my wife a happy birthday. The room was wonderful. Aloft hotels are relatively newer from Marriott so I wasn't surprised but it was a great short stay. Check-in and check-out was seamless.

This Aloft is not my favorite. The hotel is all about location. Very central to downtown and…read moreadjacent to a mall. It's challenging, unless you are familiar with hotel to know how to get into the hotel. The fri t has a small pull over area, then you have to take the elevator up to the lobby. The pullover area is tight and you may be stuck there for awhile until others come back to their car. We were not provided an upgrade as an ambassador. Our room feature two tiny beds: perhaps twin size. Limited floor space. Also the room had a small shower space. The view was of another building. We were provide drink tickets when we checked in. The cocktails provided to us were horrible. Was there any alcohol, Breakfast was just ok. There was a wide selection but a lot of the food was poor quality, bland, or something you just didn't want to eat. The best part of the hotel was the friendly front desk staff. Plus hotel offered washing machines. Parking is available under the hotel for a high view that is slightly discounted by hotel.