Alte Kelter

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Fast facts

Check in from:
16:00
Check out before:
11:00
Pets
Pets allowed with an extra charge
Children
Children are welcome at this hotel

Amenities

Wi-Fi
Parking
Restaurant
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Meeting facilities

More about Alte Kelter

Alte Kelter

This family-run hotel enjoys a quiet location in the vineyards around Fellbach. The Alte Kelter offers free Wi-Fi, a traditional Swabian restaurant and a beautiful garden terrace.

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Business traveller

Comment: 10 Oct 2016

Stayed in: Sep 2016

The environment is good and the service is very good. If you go on a business trip next time, you should still choose it there. This time just happened to catch the Oktoberfest.
Couple

Comment: 6 Aug 2023

Stayed in: Aug 2022

Old wine is good, the old wine press is everything else

Since we wouldn't have been able to drive six hours home after the Iron Maiden concert without getting any sleep, my partner had decided to book a hotel from which the Cannstatter Wasen was easily accessible by public transport. Unfortunately, there wasn't much choice, so we chose the quaint guest house in the small town of Fellbach. My impression of the atmosphere of the hotel and the staff can be summed up in one word - strange. As soon as we arrived, the hotel seemed deserted. There was no one at the reception and even after we rang the bell several times, no one showed up for half an hour. All of this happened around lunchtime. A woman finally appeared out of nowhere, asked for our last name and wordlessly asked us to follow her. No "warm welcome", no house rules, no checking of our identity with ID cards. In the hallway, on the other hand, things started to get loud and busy as soon as we arrived. The two employees started vacuuming simultaneously and were talking loudly in a Romansh language. However, as it turned out, they were not in our room. The door to the room looked like a simple children's room door, which personally gave me no security. The bed linen was not allergy-friendly and the room in general had something of a holiday at grandma and grandpa's or an East German apartment. There was a broken garden gnome on the balcony. The furniture was old and dusty, perhaps that's why it was called "Alte Kelter". The bottle of liquid soap on the shower shelf in the bathroom seemed just as old to me. I didn't want to use it. Nor did I use the corded telephone, which I would only expect to find in a German government office these days. The only thing that consoled me was the view of the vineyards. After returning from a good concert, I didn't really care where I slept and so I rolled myself up in a bath towel because the bedding wasn't suitable for me. The last point is breakfast. As far as I remember, we paid around €8 for it, and we were in the restaurant downstairs more than an hour before closing time, but there was hardly more than a roll. Everything else was gone and there was no refill. I don't know what the people who arrived an hour or two after us ate, but while we were there the baskets remained empty. I had an apple and my partner had a dry roll and a cream yoghurt. My conclusion: it's enough for one night's accommodation, but no more.
Family traveller

Comment: 24 Sep 2017

Stayed in: Aug 2017

not nice

room was dirty with lots of dust
very uncomfortable bed , my room was on 3rd floor , ( no elevator ) and with 2 young kids + push chair and lots of lagguage is been a nightmare , looks nice from outside but that's all really , not worth half of the money , never again
Couple

Comment: 19 Aug 2016

Stayed in: Aug 2016

A Sachse

Was okay for price. Quiet and safe.
Only had the breakfast so this was okay also. U1 to town very easy. The view was very nice. I felt comfortable here.
I can't think of more to say as I was not there long enough. The staff where friendly and accommodating.
Couple

US

Comment: 16 May 2014

Stayed in: Apr 2014

Convenient location, great Swabbish food

Even though it has many rooms, you feel like you are staying at a relative's home. Quaint, quiet and yummy eats. Having the matriarch of the family check us out in her house robe definitely left a lasting impression. Great value, great local food, clean rooms, and very quiet.

Very good location

4.3

Kelterweg 7, Fellbach, 70734, Germany|2.29 km from city centre

Check in and check out

Check in from:

16:00

Check out before:

11:00

Good to know

Children

Children are welcome at this hotel

Extra beds

Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.

Cots

2 years old and under

Free

Pets

Pets allowed with an extra charge

Important information from the hotel
Please note that the restaurant is open between 18:00 and 21:00 from Mondays to Saturdays. It is open between 12:00 and 14:00 on Sundays. If you expect to arrive outside reception opening hours, please inform Alte Kelter in advance, using the contact details found on the booking confirmation. If an invoice is needed for business trips, please notify the property in advance.
Accepted payment methods
This hotel accepts the following payment methods:
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Alte Kelter: FAQs

Alte Kelter is 2.3 km away from Fellbach city centre.
Alte Kelter is in Fellbach, Germany and is 2.3 km away from Fellbach city centre.
At Alte Kelter you can check in from 16:00, and you'll need to check out before 11:00.
Yes, there is parking available at Alte Kelter.
Yes, Alte Kelter does have a restaurant.