Boardinghotel Premium Heidelberg is a 4-star hotel in Heidelberg, Germany. Located at Karlsruher Straße 96, it sits about 1,9mi from the city center and has gathered 1,589 reviews. The price starts from $93 per night.

Guest comforts include free Wifi, room service, and a streaming service (like Netflix), plus air conditioning, private entrance, terrace, and mountain views. The kitchen area comes with kitchenware and a kitchenette, and rooms are non-smoking and soundproof. Accessibility features include elevator access to upper floors and wheelchair-friendly layouts, along with free toiletries, a balcony, and available private parking and on-site parking for an extra charge.

From a terrace with mountain views to well-equipped kitchen corners, this stay invites travelers to settle in and unwind after a day of exploring Heidelberg's streets.

Looking for a Heidelberg base that’s both comfy and stylish? This 4-star stay pairs a terrace with mountain views and a handy kitchenette corner with kitchenware for easy meals, making evenings in feel effortless. Non-smoking, soundproof rooms keep things serene, while air conditioning and a private entrance add extra comfort. A streaming service (think Netflix) is ready for easy entertainment after a day of exploring.

There are several studio-style options to fit different needs. A 215 sq ft Studio sleeps up to 2 adults and 1 child, while a 269 sq ft Balcony Studio accommodates 2 adults and 1 child and features a Queen-size bed. For larger groups, another 269 sq ft Studio fits up to 4 adults and also comes with a Queen-size bed, providing flexible sleeping arrangements along with the convenience of a balcony.

Payment is versatile, with cash accepted and major cards including American Express, Mastercard, Visa, Maestro, Bankcard, and EC-Card. Private parking is available for an extra charge, and on-site parking options help keep travel plans simple. Extras like the balcony, terrace, free toiletries, and the private entrance round out a practical, traveler-friendly stay in this Heidelberg spot.