Hotel am Prinzengarten

Nice hotel decorated in a modern vintage design. Great place to stay if you are arriving by train since it’s literally on the train station

Excellent hotel. A beautifully refurbished antique train station building that reminded me of a great hotel at King‘s Cross. The service was extraordinarily kind and supportive. Recommend everyone to stay here when in Sigmaringen and around.

We spontaneously decided to spend the night in Sigmaringen at 8 pm and were fortunate enough to secure two single rooms, as no doubles were available. The friendly hotel manager personally greeted us and gave us a brief late-night introduction to the building’s history.The hotel’s charm is evident from the street. Housed in the old train station, the interiors are carefully renovated to preserve the late 19th-century ambiance. The wallpaper, paintings, lamps, and furniture strike a perfect balance between being decorative and simplistic.Breakfast was a treat, served in a room where the Prince of Hohenzollern once waited for his train. Our rooms were small, cozy, and comfortable. I especially appreciated the solid shampoo ball provided—a great-smelling, nearly zero-waste alternative to traditional plastic bottles.The only downside was the noise from the nearby DB trains, which are unfortunately still powered by motors rather than electric, making them somewhat loud. On a warm night, you might hear them if the window is open, though earplugs are thoughtfully provided.Overall, we highly recommend staying at this well-located hotel, especially if you’re arriving by train.