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Top Uhldingen-Muehlhofen Hotel Reviews
Hotel City Krone
10/10 Excellent
"Es war ein rundum gelungener Aufenthalt im Hotel City Krone. Das Zimmer war modern und hell eingerichtet, sehr sauber. Der Wellnessbereich lädt geradezu zur Erholung ein. Das Frühstück war ausgezeichnet und die Bedienungen sehr freundlich. Positiv hervorzuheben ist auch, das an einem Abend die Bar abends gegen Schließzeit noch sehr gut gefültt war und das Rezeptionspersonal nach dem offiziellen Ende eingesprungen ist, um "einfache Wünsche" wie Wein, Bier, Softgetränke noch zu erfüllen..."
Hotel Maier
10/10 Excellent
"Great hotel! We will definitely be back -"
Hotel Graf Zeppelin
10/10 Excellent
"Beautiful hotel right on the edge of the marktplatz. We loved everything about our stay here. Beautiful decor."
PLAZA Hotel Föhr am Bodensee
10/10 Excellent
"Good base, near a supermarket (REWE) and the Swimming area"
Bodensee Hotel Storchen
8/10 Good
"Staff were nice, though we were left waiting a while to check in. Nice room (though see later note re bathroom). More facilities than we'd realised. Convenient location next to bus stop for easy bus access to the towns around Lake Constance. En suite door was wierd - it was a sliding door which didn't really stay shut, and you could see through it (pattern of repeating translucent see through glass), which meant there was no privacy in the bathroom when sharing the room."







































