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We had some confusion with our confusing reservation for 8 of us and they were great resolving our payment concerns. Awesome people, hotel and location!

There is very heavy street traffic on that side of the hotel. Hard to sleep - of course we always have the window open so if you don't need that, it probably wouldn't be so bad. Mold in one corner of the ceiling. The staff person who gave us our key was very grumpy but the staff person there when we left was perfectly lovely. The bed is comfy but smells like old people. The bed had a couple of hairs on the sheets. And there were a lot of old people there when we stayed. Bathroom was clean, elevator works well, there is a restaurant on site that we did not try. It is not a close walk to the Bodensee but you can make it there in half hour by foot. And seeing the Bodensee is a must.

Nice and clean hotel. Location is at the far end of the altstadt. It is not air conditioned and my room had one window which looked into a very narrow alley, thus no airflow. I checked in and got my key card, but the card reader on the door was dismantled. They then gave me a key, but this must have been their only key because for the 3 days of my stay, I never received maid service. Hot room, no maid service, broken door key reader... I'll look elsewhere next time.

Stayed one night as we were in town for Carnival, but could have stayed longer. Location is a nice 15- 20 min walk from the old town, great for walking off breakfast, which was excellent...especially the awesome coffee machine in the extra breakfast room. Lots of free parking. Wifi worked well. Triple rooms are very spacious with super comfortable beds. Staff was friendly. Only minor complaint was the loudness of the other guests, but it was Carnival after all.

Overall the experience was okay. It is a family hotel with various annex buildings and a restaurant. It would probably be okay for a vacation, if the nightly rate were lower. The room was cramped to walk around in, but did have a balcony and a kitchen from the 1970s. We were traveling from Switzerland home to Stuttgart, Germany and wanted to check out the area along Lake Constance. The night before, I was looking at the Travelocity site on a smartphone, trying to find a good deal. Since it was the day before the stay, there was not much available. I found the hotel Storchen with room for two adults and two children for a price certain price. The pictures showed it to be okay, and I reserved the room, since it was about 20 Euro cheaper than the Novotel (with indoor swimming pool and modern rooms) in Constance. There were plenty of parking spots outside and the reception personell were nice. There was not much open in the town when we checked in, since we got there at 7:30 pm, and we ate in the restaurant attached to the hotel. The adult food was great, but the fries tasted off. The next morning, we ate the provided hotel breakfast, which was nice enough, even though the plates ran out and weren't restocked. The orange juice was freshly pressed and tasted great. The layout of the breakfast buffet was not very practical, which caused some backlog during the busy breakfast time. At checkout, found out that two kids under 10 had increased the price by 90 Eur. Too much, I think.

Great views from the hotel on top of the hill above Überlingen but far from all of the rest of the action in the old town. Very quiet. Bike rental available in the hotel was very convenient. Restaurant is good but nothing spectacular. Good breakfast. Comfortable beds. No AC in our room. Guests were mostly older Germans on holiday. We loved it and will likely return. If you want to hang out with the trendy young swells, it may not be for you.