Boutiquehotel la Casa

My husband and I recently spent three nights in an apartment at Hotel La Casa. I had wanted to try the hotel since we used to live in the Tubingen area and had visited their now defunct restaurant a few times. Our stay ended up being kind of unusual, as about a week or two before our arrival, I received a message from them that they were going to be closing the hotel for two of the three nights we were there. Since we had an apartment and could self-cater, we were allowed to keep our reservation. It was a little strange to be staying in a hotel that was closed, although it worked out fine for us. The hotel is close enough to walk into Tubingen (15-20 minutes), and there's a bakery, pizza restaurant, and at least two grocery stores located nearby. We weren't able to park our car in the garage the first night, but once the hotel closed, we had plenty of space. Because of the inconvenience of the closure, they even gave us a discount on our rate. As for the room-- it looked to me like it was originally a suite. The apartment had two bathrooms with different shower heads. The showers are tiny, but once you manage to get in them, they're pretty nice. I liked the one with the rainfall head over the one with the spout. There was a tiny kitchenette with a stove, small fridge, sink, and microwave. The bedroom also had a minibar. Both fridges were stocked with complimentary beverages, which was nice. We also had two TVs and a small balcony that opened to the back of an apartment complex/playground. I thought the hotel was nicely decorated and unique, and the staff was very cordial and accessible, even on the days they were closed. My only complaint is that the bed was a little too hard for us, and kind of small. But overall, we had a pleasant, if unusual, stay at Hotel La Casa. I would recommend it. It's too bad their restaurant and bar closed. We did enjoy dining there when we had the opportunity. Hopefully, they will be able to hire more staff soon. We love Tubingen and hope to be back.