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"The Panorama Hotel is a couple minutes walk down the road from the old town of Waldenburg which has charming cafes and a wonderful Hungarian restaurant across the street from the castle. The views from the hotel's restaurant are breathtaking and the sauna is very relaxing."

"Everything was wonderful, from the hotel location near the convenient town center and train station. All main activities including the Audi Forum were at less than 5 minutes walking distance. Breakfast was excellent, with great quality and variety of hot/cold food and continental or typical German items to try, fresh fruit and great coffee. I was really impressed. Only a minor comment on the bedding since the mattress cover seemed made of synthetic material and not m breathable, which made sleeping a bit warm and uncomfortable at times. Other than that I can only say I would go back to the Welcome hotel any time I get the chance. "

"Great hotel in the centre of Heilbronn , close to shops and restaurants. Spa area was amazing, shame that there was no sign of pool being closed the following morning for being cleaned. I booked this hotel mainly for the pool and I was disappointed that in the morning there was no information of pool being closed "

"Nice, clean modern hotel. Close to centre of town. Safe, on-site parking. Recommended"

"Very friendly staff at front desk. Central location. "

"Super"

"Good hotel, with modern and comfortable rooms (no minibar available). Good parking option at 15€ per day, plus a good breakfast (but too expensive for 22€ per person."

"Room had a very bad smell. "

"This hotel was booked as a stopover on our route back to UK. The hotel was in excellent condition, very clean, modern, with good facilities in the bedroom and in the hotel itself. We used the gym and bar. We had 2 rooms booked for our family of 4 and enjoyed the space each room provided. The staff on reception and in the bar were very friendly and the housekeeping staff were courteous and smiling. A great stopover"