Aspire Castillio Reutlingen, Trademark Collection by Wyndham

The hotel is centrally located and cheaper than its big sister around the corner. The room was quite small, we had 2 single beds, there was no blackout blinds for the windows and so it was very bright very early in the morning. There is no reception and therefore no staff on site.

Hotel without a reception! I was personally unlucky and didn't have a good experience from the start. You needed a PIN to check in (for this you need access to your ******* account when you're standing in front of the hotel). No one was available at the number on the door. The parking spaces at the hotel mentioned in ******* are only available at the main hotel (I had a lot of luggage). In my room the bathroom had apparently been painted, but no thorough cleaning had been done afterwards. Fine white dust on the windows, door, etc. and above all a workman had smoked heavily there and the bathroom smelled like a smoker's room. As there was no reception, there was of course no way to change rooms....Not again.

Very good hotel, large room, comfortable bed although small like everywhere in Germany (strange for a country with large sizes). Large, fully equipped bathroom.....Complete and good quality breakfast, quite a few fresh products available. Lack of a little water pressure for the shower and small hotel parking lot, difficult to find a place nearby.

My actual goal was a concert in Tübingen. However, the city hotel can be considered a cheaper alternative to the overpriced selection of hotels in Tübingen. There are cheap day tickets for public transport in the region. The hotel does not have its own parking spaces, but there are enough paid ones in the nearby parking garage. If you're lucky, you can even find a free one on the street from time to time. It's a 350-meter walk from the train station, 4-6 minutes. And there's a pedestrian zone, shopping, cafes and restaurants right in the vicinity of the hotel. The hotel itself also has a good restaurant and wine bar/bar, and when the weather is nice, you can also dine outside. And for entertainment, if someone gets bored, they can analyze why there's a crack in the facade of the building opposite. The hotel is designed to be cheap and practical; a new building, so everything is modern. Without an elevator, you can't expect barrier-free access. But even the rooms on the 2nd floor are still easily accessible for most people. All are non-smoking rooms, from single to family rooms for up to five people. The economy room also had a desk, hairdryer, kettle and good free WiFi. I had a room facing the street, and the restaurant also had outdoor seating - which was also very popular. But it was still reasonably quiet, with the windows closed. There is no 24-hour reception, but arrival outside of official hours can be arranged. Very friendly and customer-friendly service, family-like, everything clean and working. Since I had to leave early, I couldn't try the breakfast. If you need anything, you should stock up on provisions before you get to the train station. On Saturday mornings, and on Sundays anyway, there are few to no suitable options there.

No parking