Ibis Ulm City 2*
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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24-hour services
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On-site Dining
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Air conditioning
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Pets
Location
Ibis Ulm City hotel, located 5 minutes' walk from the Fishermen's Quarter, features Wi-Fi in public areas. Boasting a location a stone's throw from the art-rich Gothic-style Lutheran church "Ulmer Munster", this hotel offers 85 rooms and a lounge bar onsite.
The 2-star hotel sits in the centre of Ulm, 350 metres from the Schwörhaus. The Ibis Ulm also gives access to Herdbrucke Bridge, which is a 15-minute walk away. Guests might as well enjoy proximity to Duft- und Tastgarten, situated 950 metres away. This property is in the vicinity of the St. Georg's Choirboys Ulm. Stadtwerke bus stop is 5 minutes' stroll from the smoke-free hotel and 0.8 km from is enough to get to Ulm Central train station.
The air-conditioned rooms feature sound-proofed windows, along with a writing table for your convenience. There is also a private bathroom. Bathrooms are fitted with a separate toilet and a shower as well as a hairdryer and towels.
Ibis Ulm City hotel features a buffet breakfast daily. Guests can dine at the seafood restaurant Seven Fish, which is 150 metres away.
Review by hotel critic
During a recent corporate retreat, I choose to stay at Ibis Ulm for its convenient location and practical amenities. The free internet terminal in the lobby was a lifesaver for quick work tasks, while the reliable Wi-Fi throughout the hotel made remote working a breeze. The 24-hour reception ensured that any business needs were promptly addressed, and the bar/lounge area provided a relaxed setting for informal meetings.The room had a flat-screen TV, perfect for presentations or unwinding after a day of work. The hotel's lift made it easy to move between floors swiftly, and the air conditioning was a welcome relief during warmer days. I appreciated the no-smoking policy ensuring a fresh environment.I found Ibis Ulm to be a functional and efficient choice for business travelers looking for a comfortable stay with essential amenities.
