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Discover the Best Hotels, B&Bs, Inns and Vacation Rentals in Ulm – Based on 28,263 Real Reviews from Actual Guests
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The Ulm Munster was unbelievable. We've visited before in December, but were not able to view top of spires due to clouds/fog. This time, in May, no clouds to block the top! Even climbed the 768 steps to the top of the spires (5 euros). The views were fantastic. Inside the Church is equally impressive
I knew only the city name, Ulm and didn't know the town very much. I went to Lego land with my family and stayed over night at Ulm I enjoyed the local cuisine, river trout. Next day we visited the Steiff museum and then went to a salt water swimming pool in Schwäbisch Hall. That was a great short trip in two days one night.
We hadn't heard much about Ulm before traveling there, but we are so glad we stopped there on our way from Stuttgart to Hohenschwangau. Ulm offered a perfect mix of historical charm and a bustling city, that wasn't overrun by tourists. We visited Ulmer Münster, the Fisherman's Quarter (had an amazing meal at Zunfthaus der Schiffleut), the Ulm University Botanical Garden Greenhouse, and the Wiblingen Abbey.
We loved Ulm. It was a nice mix of old and new. Everything was in walking distance. We loved the Danube River walk, and how the Blue river flowed through the Tannery section. That neighborhood was so quaint, and offer many nice restaurants. There were lots of stores, resturant and sites around the Munster Platz. The Ulm Munster is a must see
Ulm is a really nice and quiet town. We stayed over a long weekend in January and had a lovely time. There are lots of great restaurants and shopping. The top things to do was the Ulm Cathedral (please note you cannot climb the spire if it is too cold) and the Wimblingen Abbey. If you are up for the drive you can easily see Lichtenstein Castle (only an hour away). This was an easy day trip of us, and even though it was closed, the castle was beautiful in the winter. Lego Land is also near by and would be a great way to spend half a day. Overall, Ulm is a great place if you are looking for an easy going weekend trip. There are lots of shops and lots of great German restaurants to check out.
There is a definite ethnic mix in Ulm, however, the people of Ulm very very friendly, helpful, and yet kept to themselves. If you want variety of food choices, Ulm is your place from Indian, Egyptian, Turkish, Italian, Spanish, and host German restaurants spread all over the ciy. If you need a workout , i suggest you try walking up the Munster Church tower..... it has over 700 steps and the view of the city from the top was well worth it.... this climb is not for large body built people as the staircases are very narrow..... all in all, we will be back!...
“Good location just a few miles from Ulm with a regular bus service. Free parking at the hotel. Good food in hotel restaurant.”
“A pleasant business-type hotel in a nice, if noisy, part of the old town. Good breakfast served in the comfy beer keller on the ground floor.”
“The hotel was fine and in a convenient location for Legoland. Staff were very professional and friendly.”
“We arrived at this charming family farmhouse turned hotel in the middle of a two week trip. There were 3 of us in one room throughout the trip so it was a delight to walk into our 2 bedroom suite and have space to spread out. Dinner and breakfast were delicious and the location, although remote, was very relaxing and quiet. It was a wonderful break after having been in busier areas. We enjoyed walking down the street and sitting out on the terrace.”
“This is not a luxury hotel. It can't be for the rates they charge. BUT it is clean, comfortable, has a great location - can walk to all the Old Town sites - and very friendly staff - so why pay more for frills? The room we had was small but as described.”
