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Accomodation Address Contact Costs Single Room Route to University Accomodation Address Contact Costs Single Route to University Room Gasthof Pension Welfenstraße 57 Phone: +49 (0) 711 45 48 25 65 - 86 € • 10 min walk Franziska 70599 Stuttgart - Birkach E-Mail: [email protected] • bus 65/70/76 at www.gasthof-franziska.de Genossenschaftsakademie Christkönigshaus Paracelsusstraße 89 Phone: +49 (0) 711 458 282-3 starting at 55€ • 10 min walk 70599 Stuttgart – Plieningen E-Mail: [email protected] • bus 65/70/74/76 at www.christkoenigshaus.de Plieningen Garbe Akademie der Diözese Paracelsusstr. 91 Phone: +49 (0) 711 451034600 75 € • 10 min walk Rottenburg 70599 Stuttgart - Plieningen E-Mail: [email protected] • bus 65/70/74/76 at www.akademie-rs.de Plieningen Garbe Apart Business Hotel Scharnhauser Str. 4 Phone: +49 (0) 71145010 80 – 145 € • 20 min walk 70599 Stuttgart - Plieningen E-Mail: [email protected] • bus 70/73/74/76 at www.apart-hotel.de Plieningen Post Wirtshaus Garbe Filderhauptstraße 136 Phone: +49 (0) 711342 118-0 79 € • 5 min walk 70599 Stuttgart - Plieningen E-Mail: [email protected] • bus 65/70/74/76 at www.wirtshausgarbe.de Plieningen Garbe Hotel Traube Brabandtgasse 2 Phone: +49 (0) 711 45 89-20 Starting at 89 € • 20 min walk 70599 Stuttgart E-Mail: [email protected] • Bus 70/73/74/76 at http://www.hotel-traube-stuttgart.de/index.html Plieningen Post Airport Hotel Filderpost Schoellstraße 4-6 Phone: +49 (0) 711 4584-0 Starting at 54 € • 20 min walk 70599 Stuttgart Plieningen E-Mail: [email protected] • Bus 70/73/74/76 at http://www.filderpost.de/ Plieningen Post Dormero Hotel Stuttgart Plieninger Str. 100 Phone: +49 (0) 711 721 0 Starting at 120 € • subway U3 to Plieningen 70567 Stuttgart - Möhringen E-Mail: [email protected] Garbe, then walk or take www.dormero.de/hotel-stuttgart bus SI-Suites Hotel Stuttgart Plieninger Straße 101-107 Phone: +49 (0) 711/72 78 50 Starting at 135€ • subway U3 to Plieningen 70567 Stuttgart - Möhringen http://www.si-suites.de/de/ Garbe, then walk or take bus Mövenpick Hotel Airport Flughafenstr. 50 Phone: +49 (0) 711 55344 0 110 € • bus 122 to Plieningen Post, 70629 Stuttgart E-Mail: [email protected] there change to bus www.movenpick.com/en/europe/germany/stuttgart/ho 70/73/74/76 to University tel-stuttgart-airport/overview Hohenheim Hotel Schwanen Obere Bachstraße 1-5 Phone: +49 (0) 711 787825-0 Starting at 112 € • bus 74/76 from 70794 Filderstadt E-Mail: [email protected] Diepoldstraße to University http://hotelschwanen.de/ Alex 30 Hostel Alexanderstraße 30 Phone: +49 (0)711 / 838895-0 Shared room • Subway U7/U12 at 70184 Stuttgart E-Mail: [email protected] starting at 23 € Olgaeck, then change to www.alex30-hostel.de Single/double subway U3 or bus 70/76 rooms starting at 32 € Blaues Haus Stuttgart Tübingerstraße 78 Phone: +49 (0) 179-9602375 35 € • Subway at Marienplatz to 70178 Stuttgart E-Mail: [email protected] Charlottenplatz, then U7 to www.blaueshausstuttgart.de Ruhbank and bus 70 to University IB Jugendgästehaus Richard Wagner Strasse 2-4a Phone: +49 (0) 711 241132 Triple room 21,50 • Subway U15 from Stuttgart 70184 Stuttgart (Mitte) E-Mail: [email protected] € Bubenbad (IB http://www.backpacker- Double room 24 € Jugendgästehaus) to hostels.net/index.php?id=stuttgart&language=de Single room 26,50 Ruhbank (Fernsehturm) € then change to bus 70 to University Red = Campus or walking distance Green = SI Zentrum (direct Ubahn) Yellow = Airport Blue = Stuttgart city, especially cheapest (for students) .
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