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Single Room with Private Bathroom
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Restaurants nearby
- Restaurant auf Schloss Filseck★ Michelin Not only is Schloss Filseck a museum, cultural centre and venue for events, it is also a hotspot for foodies! The decor is classic in style, incorporating modern touches, A wooden ceiling and quarry-stone walls add an old-fashioned, rustic charm to proceedings. There is also a wonderful terrace in the interior courtyard. Head chef Daniele Corona clearly draws much of his inspiration from Italy and elsewhere in the Mediterranean, creating highly ambitious and multi-faceted dishes such as "Toscana" (Chianina beef, rocket, bagnetto verde). In the evening, the fine dining set menu also comes in a 10.4km
- Gourmetrestaurant Nico Burkhardt★ Michelin This stunning historical half-timbered house in the beautiful Old Town is home to the Boutique Hotel Pfauen and its fine dining restaurant. Chef-patron Nico Burkhardt prepares outstanding ingredients in a modern and refined style distinguished by a strong personal signature. Dishes such as "confit fjord trout, cucumber, dill, elderflower vinegar, sour cream" or "lamb loin, smoked aubergine, wild broccoli, potato croquette, spiced yoghurt" showcase a compelling interplay of technical precision, depth of flavour and harmonious balance. The set menu comes in four to six courses and is accompanied11.8km
- Cédric★ Michelin In a location in the Beutelsbach district that used to house Krone, Cédric Staudenmayer cooks up ambitious cuisine with strong seasonal and regional influences. In his modern take on classical culinary foundations, he harmoniously combines bold flavours and creates well-judged contrasts – for example in his "char, beetroot, herbs, radishes" or "poulet noir fermier, Brussels sprouts, potato, apple". The set menu, which changes every six weeks, is also available in a vegetarian version if ordered in advance. The setting is pleasant: the building dates from 1800, and the classical, traditional in12.0km
- Malathounis★ Michelin Michelin-starred Greek cuisine? "Modern Greek cuisine" is what it says on the front door, and that's what you get at this charming, tastefully decorated restaurant run by a husband-and-wife team. The dishes are sophisticated and rich in flavour, interspersed with French influences and the light touch of Mediterranean cuisine. Chef Joannis Malathounis clearly draws inspiration from his Hellenic roots, yet he never relies on them too heavily. It's exciting to see this interpretation of Greek cuisine. There are two 4- to 5-course menus, one of which is vegetarian. In the cosy dining rooms, guests13.0km
- Landgasthaus HirschBib The Waldenmaier family (now in its fourth generation) cooks excellent regional fare with seasonal produce. A variety of three-course set menus is available, including one that is vegetarian and one featuring fish. Dishes can also be ordered à la carte or mixed and matched as desired. Additionally, there are one or two "special recommendations". What's more, they hunt their own game and distil their own schnapps! While chef-patron Sven cooks, Simone provides cordial service. This cosy and charmingly decorated restaurant is located on the first floor, as is the gorgeous balcony terrace.8.5km
- Zur LindeBib Having made a name for itself decades ago, this restaurant is a local institution. It specialises in both fine dining and traditional Swabian fare that is made with high-quality ingredients, delicious and reasonably priced. The Maultaschen are a standout. When it comes to meat products, they have their own on-site butcher shop to fall back on. The specials, which change every day, are especially popular. Although dominated by regional selections, the wine list also boasts a range of Bordeaux, including some iconic names. Tip: Pick up some soups, sauces, sausages and meats from their shop. The 10.0km
- Stumpenhof It's impossible not to feel comfortable when you're in such good hands! The service in this long-standing family business is exceptionally friendly, and the owner herself always has a smile and a friendly word for her guests. The menu has something for everyone, from affordable lunch set menus and daily specials to traditional regional dishes and light bites. Lovely terrace.2.7km
- Speisemeisterei★★ Michelin The Kavaliersbau (squire's lodge) of Hohenheim Castle, in a quiet location outside the city, is a haven for the discerning foodie. This is thanks in no small part to Stefan Gschwendtner, who moves with the times in his bold, precisely crafted, very intelligently structured dishes, without ever succumbing to fleeting culinary trends. His distinctive style shines through in creations such as "matjes-style lake trout, cucumber, wild garlic, crème fraîche" and "veal sweetbreads from Provence, Filderkraut cabbage, mushrooms, apple". The set menu comprises seven courses. On Mondays, Thursdays and Su18.4km
- Gasthaus Cervus At this well-run, rustic-style restaurant located in the town centre, Johannes Füller serves up regionally influenced cuisine strewn with international touches. The dishes are lovingly prepared and delicious – the speciality is Rostbraten (roast beef with all the trimmings). You can choose between a set menu and à la carte options. Simpler and shorter lunchtime menu. From some tables you can steal glimpses into the kitchen. In summer, the courtyard is a charming spot.3.6km
- Bachofer★ Michelin Dating back to 1647, this lovely building on Marktplatz is the second oldest in Waiblingen and was once a pharmacy. Today, chic and trendy decor, as well as a lively atmosphere make for an appealing contrast with the historical setting. Nab a seat at the counter for a front-row view into the glass-paned kitchen, where chef-patron Bernd Bachofer conjures up dishes that are cosmopolitan, exciting and meticulously prepared using first-rate ingredients – for instance the perfectly cooked and flamed black cod fillet marinated in miso, or the highly aromatic and tender caramelised suckling pig belly17.5km
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Attractions nearby
- MHPArena football stadium in Stuttgart, Germany19.4km
- Mercedes-Benz Museum automobile museum in Stuttgart, Germany19.1km
- Württemberg Mausoleum mausoleum16.5km
- Württembergische Landesbühne Esslingen building in Esslingen am Neckar, Stuttgart Government Region, Bade-Württemberg, Germany11.9km
- Schurwald mountain range13.9km
- Porsche-Arena architectural structure19.7km
- Wirtemberg Castle building in Stuttgart, Stuttgart Government Region, Bade-Württemberg, Germany16.5km
- Kernen hill in Baden-Württemberg, Germany13.9km
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