Arthotel Heidelberg — Hotel in Heidelberg

We had the opportunity to stay here in November-December of 2024. It was ideally located, being on the southern side of the Alstadt, yet only a few short blocks off the very busy Hauptstrasse. To reach the hotel, we caught the bus from the Hauptbanhof, and it dropped us off about two blocks from the building. The hotel’s main entrance was through a little courtyard off Grabengasse. When we left, we took an Uber back to the train station. The ride took less than 10 minutes.||We were fortunate to stay in the “loft” room. There was a small elevator up from the ground floor, but we usually took the stairs up and down. The room was very large and spacious, with multiple seating areas and lots of lighting fixtures. A row of large windows looked out over the street, and there was even a little turret overlooking the corner. There was a large closet with plenty of space. The bathroom was large and modern, with a long counter, a separate tub, and a walk in shower. The wifi signal was strong. There were large curtains, which we closed at night to block out most of the street light. There was some slight street noise at night, but it wasn’t too intrusive. The area became busy in the morning with traffic noise and students from the university across the street.||Our room rate included breakfast every morning which was served in the restaurant. Offerings were typical for a European continental breakfast, with cereals, slices of meat, cheeses, and other items and drinks. Hot dishes such as eggs were available upon request. Service was quick and attentive. Likewise, all staff we interacted with were professional and courteous.||As many have stated, the hotel is perfectly situated within walking distance to attractions in the Altstadt and nearby. We found the area to be safe and clean and had no issues walking about at night, but, of course, one must always be aware of their surroundings. ||Overall, we had a great stay here. The hotel was clean and modern, and the small details of the room and building made staying here a real pleasure. Highly...

We had the opportunity to stay here in November-December of 2024. It was ideally located, being on the southern side of the Alstadt, yet only a few short blocks off the very busy Hauptstrasse. To reach the hotel, we caught the bus from the Hauptbanhof, and it dropped us off about two blocks from the building. The hotel’s main entrance was through a little courtyard off Grabengasse. When we left, we took an Uber back to the train station. The ride took less than 10 minutes.||We were fortunate to stay in the “loft” room. There was a small elevator up from the ground floor, but we usually took the stairs up and down. The room was very large and spacious, with multiple seating areas and lots of lighting fixtures. A row of large windows looked out over the street, and there was even a little turret overlooking the corner. There was a large closet with plenty of space. The bathroom was large and modern, with a long counter, a separate tub, and a walk in shower. The wifi signal was strong. There were large curtains, which we closed at night to block out most of the street light. There was some slight street noise at night, but it wasn’t too intrusive. The area became busy in the morning with traffic noise and students from the university across the street.||Our room rate included breakfast every morning which was served in the restaurant. Offerings were typical for a European continental breakfast, with cereals, slices of meat, cheeses, and other items and drinks. Hot dishes such as eggs were available upon request. Service was quick and attentive. Likewise, all staff we interacted with were professional and courteous.||As many have stated, the hotel is perfectly situated within walking distance to attractions in the Altstadt and nearby. We found the area to be safe and clean and had no issues walking about at night, but, of course, one must always be aware of their surroundings. ||Overall, we had a great stay here. The hotel was clean and modern, and the small details of the room and building made staying here a real pleasure. Highly...

I had a medical appointment in Heidelberg. My wife and I went back and forth on whether or not we should spend the night or drive back to Stuttgart. We knew the Heidelberg Christmas Market was going on, but I was also dealing with some back pain. We looked into booking at the Art Hotel beforehand, but opted to play it by ear. After the appointment, I was feeling better so we drove to the hotel to see if there was any room in the inn. The gentleman behind the counter told us that there was only one room left. He also said that it was the biggest and best room in the hotel. I actually looked at this room beforehand and was wowed by it. Felix said that because they would rather sell the room than let it go empty, we could get it at a very special price. Sold was my immediate answer. Felix took us up to the room and explained everything. We were very impressed. So much so that we ordered a bottle of wine to be sent up to the room. We relaxed and enjoyed this special blessing. We later enjoyed the market, but came back early to enjoy a lovely evening. The breakfast the next morning was very good, but I have been to much better ones. Nonetheless, this one night here was magical. They offer affordable indoor, secure parking. They also have an outdoor deck which must be enjoyable during the warmer months. The service was great, but I really do commend Felix for his outstanding professionalism and kindness. The Art Hotel is a must and ideally located for any visit...