I spent 2 nights with my daughter, and thoroughly enjoyed it. all rooms have a stylish fit out with an artistic touch. Bathrooms are comfy and you have enough space. The price is ok for what you get (I do not agree with Moose2711 who pretends that you find comparable rooms for 69EUR), staff is friendly and helpful, and there is a parking lot in the back yard. NB: it is a 3 star hotel which could easily be a 4 star.

As this was a business trip I only stayed for one night. Staff were friendly and helpful with great restaurant recommendations. Room was simple and very clean. There was a desk although I did not sit at it. There was a tv on the wall which was useful for checking the news. Bed was comfortable and had a quilt/duvet which is always great. There was even a small balcony where you could sit out. Bathroom had a great shower and large sink. All in all this was perfect for an overnight trip. Breakfast was fruit and cereal and yoghurt. They did have a large selection of tea too!

I spent 2 nights here with my husband in August and found the hotel to be very well located with very friendly staff. I would certainly have thought it was more like a 4 star hotel than a 3 star. The style of the hotel is very modern and minimal which may not appeal to everyone but it was extremely clean and well maintained and our room was very quiet. Breakfast was good and plentiful. The staff, especially at reception, were very friendly and welcoming.

The only negatives I would have would be that the room was extremely warm and there was no air conditioning. You could open the windows however. Also it was very expensive at €200 a night B&B but this probably has as much to do with the very poor rate of exchange of the Euro Vs Swiss franc currently as we found everything in St Gallen to be eye-wateringly expensive to the point of being unaffordable!

We thought 2 nights in St Gallen itself was a bit long as apart from the library there is not much else to see. If we were visit again we would base ourselves across the Bodensee in Germany (much more affordable!) and day-trip it to St Gallen by train.

Everything seemed ok, very small, but clean room. Literally no frills, similar to something you would assume should cost around 59€/69€ a night, but is more than double, even triple this. I was ok until my partner told me the price we paid and then I felt taken advantage of. That bad.
The bathroom, well, has no bath and the toiletries are very tiny and a one for all product. CHEAP. No conditioner or lotion, not even a bar soap, just 2 bottles of all in one liquid soap. These bottles were made of hard plastic and extremely difficult to get the gross product out of.
The following two mornings we ate at the breakfast buffet which was included in our high price so we thought it would be full of delicious Swiss meats and cheeses. We thought wrong. It was very skimpy, basic items and it was apparently first come first serve. We were quite punctual each day, arriving around 9:30 for the service, which ran until 10:30, but so little food.
I politely asked if we could have some more of the deli meats, auf Deutsch of course, and the gentlemen was very frustrated. We were made to feel as though we should finish off the hardened leftovers of the previous guests and then swiftly leave at 10:30.
Now when you arrive as we did and read the information on the property, it is run by the church I believe, and some of their service staff have disabilities. I strongly support the idea, but I'm on a very pricey vacation and I expect more for my money and great service. It just didn't seem fair, for what they provided, it should not be more than 69€ per night and that's that. Sorry there are no photos of this property.