Best Hotels near Kneippbecken Farchant, Farchant

The rooms are very simple, and the villagers' houses are visually sensitive. The air conditioner is very poor, it often turns off automatically, and wakes up several times during sleep. The surface of the wooden floor looks the same. I put on my socks and walked around. The socks became very dirty. It is estimated that the cleaners only vacuumed and did not mop the floor. The curtains were pulled vigorously, and the dust got into the eyes. It should have been a long time since they were cleaned. There is a balcony but the privacy is poor, it is not blocked, and it is shared by the residents on the first floor. There is a restaurant less than ten meters from the balcony, and there are people sitting outside in the morning, at night, and facing here. The only satisfaction is that the restaurant environment is not bad, but the rooms are so rudimentary that it can't be more rudimentary.

At a rate of EUR 220+ per night, we expected a calm, well-maintained, scenic and professional hotel experience. Unfortunately, we found neither. Rooms are equipped with kitchenettes which are unlocked at an extra charge of EUR 30 (we did not opt for this). The (locked-in) old kitchenette fridge kept us awake all of our first night. Staff acknowledged the poor state of this equipment and admitted several guests had complained about this noise before us. Thankfully they turned the fridge off for our second night. But why was this on in the first place when we had not booked the kitchenette extra? We came for Alp calm - not noise of an old fridge we did not even have access to. Hotel facilities were old - all of it - all dated from when constructed (early or mid 70s?). Wall-to-wall carpets in room. Our roomed smelled of old cigarette smoke. We were tempted by beautiful looking photos of the hotel where balconies had unspoiled views of the Alps. Unfortunately our room was dark and had no view whatsoever - expect for a few trees and a railway track that had trains spoiling the tranquility we came for. Website photos for not live up to expectations! Waiters repeatedly did not take our requests seriously, whether we asked for frites to be replaced by potatoes, chicken to be added to our the vegetarian dish (waiter shrugged this request off, before eventually accepting for an extra charge), or forgetting to prop up our breakfast table (no butter on day one, no yoghurt on day two - all paid for). English skills also questionable. Aargh - for this price we expected so much more - this was unfortunately a disappointing stay for us. This is a pity because the hotel location is good and the place has some good potential if owners would only pay to maintain the place.

The reception is friendly. The hotel is beautifully located on the Riesser Lake with views of the mountains or the CAP. From here you can start to beautiful walks. In summer the lake invites to bath. We were here a few years ago. We had a household and that was really great ... and 2Balkone with view to the lake. All clean and ordening. The breakfast buffet does not leave any wishes open! You can also sit nice outside. In the spa area saunas ... and pool as well as small whirlpool - from here access to the sun terrace. Treatments can also be booked. The seahouse offers a delicious and beautiful seat. We liked it very much. We'll come back. ****

The hotel is at the foot of Chuge Peak, parking is free, the room size is oversized, with a balcony of 60 square meters, and the balcony is outside the mountain view. The bathroom has small water pressure, ordinary facilities, a bit old. The elevator is broken, people with more luggage are not recommended, parking is free.

The hotel is situated on a hillside but in walking distance of the village of Ettal, including the big monestry. The rooms are all comfy but differ quite much in roomsize and view to hillside or valleyside. At hillside you can hear the sheeps grazing the hillside and chiming their neckbells while doing that. Breakfast was fine and can be done outside too, weather permitting. The villages of Garmisch and Mittenwald are nearby (max 30 km) which have more stunning mountainpeaks.

We enjoyed the stay, service and equipment very well. The hotel set consists of 2 land houses and 1 sea house, which is directly on the beautiful bathroom. We had a room in the land house with view of the train tip. The breakfast had a nice selection of various pans, cheese, eggs, musli and bakery variations. A alternate selection would have been nice, but still completely enough. The dinner is set by the restaurant ”Werdenfels” as a buffet and has tasted us very well. There are many possibilities for outdoor activities such as walking, boat tours (in summer), With the cableway to the top of the train and skiing there. With a hotel ticket you can travel free to the Eibsee or to the neighbouring cities of Garmisch-Partenkirchen. There is an internal wellness area with possibility for massages. I had the quick relaxing massage and was deeply relaxed afterwards! The staff was very careful and premature. We can only recommend the hotel and would come back.

Stayed here as part of a group tour going to the Oberammergau passion play. The hotel is about a half hour drive from Oberammergau itself. The hotel at first seemed quite old fashioned with lots of wood and patterned carpets and a very rickety single lift. However the hotel is actually a very nice mix of old and modern. With a very nice seating area in the reception area and a nice bar area. Our room was on the 2nd floor, we did manage to squeeze 3 people into the tiny rickety lift, but it wasn’t easy. The only plus was at least the lift was fast. The room was nice with a separate seating area, the beds initially seemed soft, but actually were comfortable, the storage was good and there was a decent flat screen TV. There was also a safe, which I couldn’t initially get to work as there were no instructions, however I asked at reception for help and they sent housekeeping very quickly to show me how it worked. They also sent someone to change the pillows which were far too soft. The bathroom/shower room was very nice, obviously recently upgraded, it was very clean and modern with nice toiletries and bathrobes were included. We had a very nice balcony which would be nice to sit out on, unfortunately we had no time (or energy) to do this. The restaurant is on the ground floor, with a nice selection on the menu which we enjoyed. The staff were lovely very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was served in the conservatory area, which was frankly cold as breakfast was early and the windows were open as was the door. Breakfast was continental with some hot food, scrambled egg and one other hot side. The reason I’ve given 4 stars instead of 5 is there was no air conditioning in our room, the room was very hot, we left the window open of course, but that just let more hot air in, also the lift really was poor and breakfast was really quite chilly with windows and door open in the early morning.

Before going to the Passionplay this year, I looked up photos in my ancestor's scrapbooks at home in the USA from the 1900 Passion play and brought them along to compare in 2022. They had stayed at the Wittlesbacher Hotel and eaten at the Alte Post, so I was excited that we were booked to eat there the night before the play too. I was very impressed that even though we had been delayed on the road for two hours beyond our reservation time, the staff of the Alte Post STILL had our reservation card on the table as if nothing were unusual! The food in 2022 was delicious; we both had the Sauerbraten, red cabbage and Knüdln--which were EXCELLENT served with a local dark beer and a wild berry Charlotte for dessert. I also sampled the ”yellow” after dinner liqueur from the Ettal monastery.. that was good too! I just hope my ancestors ate as well 122 years before!