Jugendherberge Stuttgart International

Everything was perfect, great value for money, great location, friendly staff, clean accommodation, fantastic view of the city, awesome breakfast, and practical as it is big with lots of spaces.

Not having WiFi in some dorms, small beds and rooms, walk a lot to reach it, no towels in room, uncomfortable bed, building is big and confusing to navigate, no charging port by the bed, and loud young people in the morning in the next room.

Guests can expect daily housekeeping, face masks for guests available, physical distancing in dining areas, first-aid kit, hand sanitizer in guest accommodation, parking, board games/puzzles, pool table, cribs available, free Wi-Fi, shower, and a terrace/patio.

Nearby attractions include Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, Carl-Zeiss Planetarium Stuttgart, Württembergische Landesbibliothek, Schlossplatz, Schillerplatz, Kunstmuseum Stuttgart, Stiftskirche, Linden-Museum, DAS LEUZE Mineral-Sauna, Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde Stuttgart, Fernsehturm Stuttgart, and Wilhelma.

The low season is in September, and the high season is in October.

Several guests mentioned that the views from the rooms were spectacular. Opting for a room with a balcony facing the city comes highly recommended.

Some guests reported noise disturbances, especially from other guests or school groups. If you are sensitive to noise, consider bringing earplugs or requesting a quieter room location.

Several guests were surprised to find that towels were not included in their rooms and were available for an additional cost. It's advisable to confirm the towel policy before arrival.

Many guests praised the breakfast, highlighting the variety and quality of the food. Arriving early for breakfast ensures a wider selection of choices.

While the hostel is located on a hill, making it a bit of a climb, guests recommended using public transportation to reach the hostel and walking back downhill.

If booking a twin room, be aware that it may come with bunk beds. Double-check the room details if a specific bed type is preferred.

Some guests reported noise disturbances from other guests, especially in the evenings. Consider this when choosing between a private or dormitory-style room.

Some rooms may not have Wi-Fi access, so if this is essential, it's advisable to confirm the availability of internet in the chosen room type.

Guests advised arriving early for breakfast to ensure a wider selection of food options, as choices may become limited later in the morning.

Some guests found that certain rooms lacked amenities such as electric sockets near the beds and free bath towels. It's advisable to inquire about these amenities based on personal preferences.