Ibis Styles Aalen

Best location, 5 min walk from the train station, opposite begins the Fuzu. Room very nice, clean and with small "station" for coffee and tea making. Breakfast with Euro 12,90 inexpensive, but unfortunately completely uncomfortable canteen ambience. Due to the location, I would still book the hotel again.

We stayed here one night as part of a group tour in central Europe. The hotel is nice, clean, and adequate for what we needed. The rooms are kind of small and lack space to put stuff away, but that didn't affect us only staying one night. It could be an impact for longer visits. Breakfast was very good. I would stay here again.

The room: If you like bedside tables or at least a shelf by the bed, the B&B in Aalen is not for you, because the philosophy is "We don't have bedside tables" according to the motto "It's not a bug, it's a feature" There was actually no wardrobe. Except for a rod with 4 hangers that was attached to the wall in the corner. We had to store our luggage on the floor in the middle of the room. On the right side of the bed you had to be careful not to step on a socket that was lying open on the floor and was connected to power cables. The toilet: The missing toilet lid was the smallest drawback. The toilet door couldn't be closed and so you could hear each other defecating. Because the toilet door couldn't be closed you could also listen to the ventilation for 20 minutes at night, unless you went to the toilet without turning on the light. The bed: The next day when we lifted the bed sheet we saw what we had been lying on all night. There were some indefinable, yellowish stains. What was definable, however, were the menstrual marks. When we complained to Mrs. Tatic on the day of arrival - we didn't know about the stains on the mattress - and asked for another room, we were refused, saying that the hotel was fully booked. When we decided to cut our stay short the next morning and look for other accommodation, we found out at reception that there was still a room available.