We love this place. And we will go back as we find it fantastic

really nice, quiet and very good value.

We switched to this hotel last minute for a 4 night stay at the end of a busy 2 week vacation because it was just on the outskirts of Heidelberg and the property looked very nice and relaxing based on the pictures and description. The hotel was in an area with some sort of warehouses and such, certainly not very attractive or appealing. It did state that the pool was closed for renovations but the spa and sauna area was open. Our room was fine except for the noisy air conditioning. We switched rooms after 1 night and that was better. Our view was the hoarding and scaffolding of the pool construction, so we couldn’t enjoy that. Went to the sauna area in the basement, one of the saunas was out of service and the others were too bright. There was a convention next door and you could hear them cheering and carrying on from the sauna, we left. Breakfast was a short walk to the grocery store bakery since we were not about to pay 24 euros per person for breakfast. We spent a total of 58 euros for 4 days of breakfast that would have cost us 192 euros at the hotel. The parking lot seemed to always be full but we never saw anyone walking around the grounds or hanging out in the bar area. We went to their restaurant for 1 dinner, and again there were only a few tables of guests. The only place that definitely was busy was the Vin Villa wine bar, but I’m thinking that was probably the convention crowd since they seem to know each other. Ok for 1 night, but not more.

The staff was rude and didn't want to be at work. We arrived at the hotel late Friday afternoon for a one night stay. The photos online are deceiving. The hotel in reality is much smaller and right in the middle of the city. Not a nice area of the Leimen. DIFFICULT PARKING! The room we were given didn't have any air-conditioning and the small fan in the corner didn't work without a remote. The remote was missing so we asked the front desk for the remote and the staff informed us that we needed to pay an upgrade to use the fan! We went to dinner which was a buffet and okay. The wait staff and bartender were just as rude as the rest of the staff but the food was okay. Once we got to the room, it was even hotter than before. I went back to the reception and the only kind employee in the entire hotel, Annabelle, helped me, and moved my mom (almost 90) and I to another room with air-conditioning at no charge! Breakfast was a buffet and also okay. No staff greeted us or offered to help. Villa Toskana is a disappointment. Stay elsewhere!

This is a strange hotel! Although the advertising shows that it is in the country, it actually is in the middle of a light industrial area (including a large cement plant). The layout is chaotic (everyone got lost all the time). It is not a good fit for a single or couple or family traveling (it is set up and makes its money on large conferences): the normal menu dinner service was replaced with a buffet; and we were constantly overrun by loud conference delegates and their need to smoke everywhere. If you want air-conditioning, then you need to pay for one of the more expensive rooms. If you want the spa, then you can only use it for limited times in the afternoon. If you want to park you have to scramble for a place in the surrounding neighborhood. Rumor has it that the hotel started as a place for the business visitors for the nearby computing giant SAP, but since SAP built their own hotel, this one has had to go down market to get business from hardware store product companies and hair stylists. On the positive side: the breakfast buffet was excellent (!), and this is the only place that anyone would want to stay in this town (Leimen) which is a run-down dump. I wish I could be more positive.

Our apartment was lovely and spacious. We rented an apartment because we had to prepare food for a professional athlete, but the stove never worked. I went to the front desk multiple times to ask someone to fix it and they never did. They finally brought a microwave the last night we were there. Everyone at the front desk was very nice but the stove issue was bothersome. The restaurant was excellent, but an athlete requires certain foods before a race so that was not always an option. The entire hotel was very clean and well-kept.

big comfortable rooms, friendly service, great sauna, restaurant, bar and breakfast. sometimes room smelled not fresh.

Very industrial neighborhood with a cement plant next door. We were put in a satellite building, parking was extremely limited. There was one choice for food, a pricey dinner buffet. We walked a few blocks to a very friendly bar which had just what we wanted, but we wouldn't have done that after dark. Expensive breakfast.