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"In the centre of the city. Lovely room"

"A really lovely stay in a great location. Pros: Customer service and amazing restaurant. You must have dinner here. Our waitress was so lovely Cons: Found the bed to be really uncomfortable and the pillow even worse. However my husband had no issues! I’m a front sleeper and the huge square pillow was just not comfortable "

"An unusual and beautiful hotel in a postcard-perfect setting. What a great place to stay if you are using Memmingen airport. Highly recommended!"

"Great value for money, perfectly clean and tidy. The room and all amenities seemed to be in a really good condition. Located directly at the train station. Nothing negative about our stay at the GINN!"

"I liked that the rooms are clean, newly renovated, and that the staff is very polite and helpful. Especially Natalie: Thank you for your help re check-in. The check-in itself can have some improvement as the automated service with the help of an automate outside the main entrance does not work if you book via Expedia. All other bookings (outside expedia) work properly. The rest is much better than expected, especially as it is in walking distance from the runway. Thanks for having me! Ray"

"Good place to stay if you are driving a car and visiting Neuschwanstein castle 30 minutes away. Modern facilities. "

"Personal Mega freundlich, und hat es gefallen, direkt neben der Landesgartenschau"

"It was in the heart of the blackbforest. Great amenities including pool whirlpoopband sauna"

"New hotel, that was very clean. Staff were friendly and helpful, and the hotel is about a 10 minutes walk from the centre of the town and 5 mins to the train station. Family room had a bunk bed and a double bed. Only bad thing is that the floors seemed thin as we could hear the child moving around the door above. If travelling alone the walk to the town involved a walk through an underground tunnel. We found no issues but it could put off a women on her own. There are alternative routes to town, but slightly longer."