Resource-Efficient Measures
Electric parking spaces – currently unavailable due to renovation work!
Minimizing packaging waste breakfast buffet
Room cleaning every 4 days
Charging stations for your electric car
Your hotel in Stuttgart
At MASEVEN, resource conservation drives our daily routine. We provide our guests with a comfortable experience while actively implementing measures for lower-emission operations. Through our package-free focused breakfast buffet and a calculated reduction in cleaning agents, we successfully minimize waste and lower our operational footprint. Additionally, we have installed electric vehicle charging stations on site to provide the necessary infrastructure for modern electromobility.
Our goal is to balance high-quality accommodation with a transparent focus on material management. We cooperate closely with regional partners to deliver an exceptional stay built on responsible hospitality practices.
Our Team Sets on Digital Processes
We have established a paperless way of working. All processes, from check-in to shopping in the supermarket, booking the laundromat, or calling up the menu in the restaurant, are digitized and accessible via an app. Even your guest folder is digitally accessible via a QR code. This not only saves paper, but also makes all processes fast and practical.
Regional Food and Beverages
Your dining schedule remains entirely flexible: cook for yourself with supplies from our 24/7 market or enjoy our on-site culinary options. Either way, you will find an extensive selection of organic products. We prioritize seasonal items from regional suppliers, optimizing transport emissions while ensuring an excellent dining experience.
Integrated E-Mobility Solutions
E-mobility still poses challenges for many travelers. This makes it all the more important for hotels to recognize the need for charging stations and offer this option to their guests. MASEVEN therefore provides charging stations in all its hotels.
Natural Heritage, Cultural Heritage & Regional Events
Natural Heritage
Stuttgart’s natural heritage includes the city’s landscapes, parks, and diverse wildlife that are protected and preserved for future generations. Parks, vineyards, and green spaces shape the city’s image — such as Rosenstein Park, Schlossgarten, Killesberg Park, the Wilhelma Zoo and Botanical Garden, and the vineyards along the Neckar River. They provide vital habitats for animals and plants while greatly enhancing the city’s quality of life.
Enjoying nature responsibly:
Anyone exploring Stuttgart’s natural areas should treat them with care — leave no litter, protect plants and animals, and keep noise to a minimum. Choosing eco-friendly transportation such as public transit, cycling, or walking, and showing respect for the city’s clean and orderly character are all part of sustainable city life.
Cultural Heritage & Regional Events
Stuttgart’s cultural heritage is reflected in its rich history, art, and traditions. Highlights include the Old and New Palaces, the Collegiate Church, the Chapel on the Württemberg Hill, the State Gallery, and the State Theaters. Museums such as the Mercedes-Benz and Porsche Museums showcase the city’s industrial past, while events like the Cannstatter Volksfest, the Stuttgart Wine Village, and the Christmas Market keep long-standing traditions alive.
Experiencing culture with awareness:
At the SI-Centrum — home to musicals and entertainment — visitors are encouraged to dress neatly, be considerate of others, and show respect, especially in the SchwabenQuellen spa and during theater performances. Openness to local customs and friendliness at regional festivals reflect genuine appreciation for Swabian culture.
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