Stuttgart Room

Stuttgart Room under the eaves: wooden bed, floral armchair, chest of drawers with television and balcony door
Stuttgart Room bathroom with washbasin, white wall shelf, towels and hairdryer beneath the sloping ceiling
White wall shelf in the bathroom with glasses and toiletries
View across Stuttgart from the Stuttgart Room: Neckar valley with stadium, power station and television tower on the horizon
View from the Stuttgart Room’s small balcony across Fellbach towards Stuttgart
Stuttgart Room: two roof windows, floral armchair, old writing bureau and round side table
View from the Weinberghaus across the garden and autumn vineyards towards Kappelberg
Stuttgart Room with skylight, floral armchair, small table, chest of drawers with television, double bed and balcony door
View from the Stuttgart Room’s balcony door across the Neckar valley towards Stuttgart

The Stuttgart Room is another attic room with sloping walls. We gave it this name because the view across Stuttgart is almost hard to believe. From the little balcony, you can see the Neckar valley to the west with the Daimler factories, the stadium and all the bustle of Stuttgart, far enough away not to hear the noise. Beyond, the hills around Stuttgart rise into view, with a panorama stretching from the Fildern and the television tower to Zuffenhausen and Münster. Through the two large skylights, you look out towards the Rotenberg and the Kappelberg.

Warm floral patterns and wood tones make the room feel very homely, and anyone who likes sloping ceilings will find it especially cosy. The pictures are watercolours our children painted years ago. Like all our rooms, this one has “anti-stress duvets”.

The pretty bathroom is modern and very well cared for and, as in all our rooms, has towels, a hairdryer and body wash.