I'm a little surprized of the last review, but it just goes to show how two people can have totally different opinions on the same place. The only bad things I can say is that the decor has probably not been updated since the 70's, and there is not an elevator (we stayed on the 4th floor). As far as the goods go...all the colums, ceilings, interior doors, counters, etc were hand carved wood. The detail work was incredible! The staff was so attentive both at breakfast and at dinner. Our room faced the street, but the sound-proof windows made it completely quiet at night. Our bathroom was floor to ceiling marble with two sinks. We went with another couple who stayed in the back building, so they had their own patio and view of the koi pond. It's a 10 min walk downhill to the city center, and we took the subway/train back to the hotel each time we went exploring. We had dinner at the hotel the last night we were there. The dinner was very pricey, but all four of us agreed that the food and the recommended choice of wine were unbeatable. If you want a hotel full of ammenities, then this isn't the choice for you, but if you looking for something to give you the feel of Germany, and a helpful staff, then I would highly recommend the Flair Wortz Hotel.
By the way...the Mercedes Museum was a wonderful experience.

The parking facilities (garage) were full of garbage and cost 7 Euros per night (nobody announced it in advance).
The hotel room is ready to be renovated and the windows did not close tightly, the interior is made without a lovely hand.
The street makes noise the whole night.

But the breakfast was wonderful!

All together it is too expensive!

The hotel is very beautiful and warm welcoming.
The staff was just fine.
The room which was facing the street was noisy, so perhaps a back room would be a better choice.
Location is about 10 minutes walk from the main square. A tram station is just around the corner.

There are few hotels that have the kind of hospitality found at the "Flair." To say it offers personal service is an understatement. You will want to hug the proprieters every time you pass the desk.
As for the hotel itself, it is situated right on the main road coming down into Stuttgart, and it exudes the old world it has stood upon since its creation.

In the front building, you will find ancient, gorgeous woodwork, inlayed throughout... though you may find the rooms a wee bit stifling, as they're sealed against the noise of the passing traffic, and you will find the insulation from your neighbors a bit lacking, as you hear them through the walls in the WC.
In the rear building, the rooms are well-appointed, but they lack the history of the front.

The restaurant was not open for dinner during my stay, but the breakfast was more than adequate. This is not an upscale hotel. It is not a business hotel. It is, however, a unique experience, and a trip back in time well worth taking.