Hotels in Bayern, Germany

Hilzhofen 18, 92367 Pilsach, Germany

“We have booked the New Year’s dinner at Meier well in advance. Unfortunately, the personnel gave us the table not in the restaurant but in the room which I assume is used for the office/conference room with the office chairs. This didn’t give us any festive feeling. As well we had to share the big table with another group of guests. The food was good, however the ambience ruined it all. Rather decline some reservations than downgrade the guest experience.”

Marktpl. 11, 95339 Wirsberg, Germany

“Innovative and at the forefront of culinary exploration. Beautiful and secluded location with dishes that won't let you or want you to leave Wirsberg ever again. Come here to dine and learn. Tobias Bätz and his team are truly remarkable.”

Holzengasse 16, 83486 Ramsau bei Berchtesgaden, Germany

“This is more of a 4.5 since there are certainly small things that aren't perfect or can at least be improved. We visited as a birthday gift to my wife for two nights over a beautiful weekend in the middle of july. For over six hundred Euro we had the pleasure of being greeted with an offering of prosecco or orange juice on our arrival. All of the staff was very forthcoming, friendly and supported all our wishes. The hotel has an app ready and we used it to order a bigger bath robe for me before our arrival, because I'm quite big and usually the standard bath robes are too small. That didn't work sadly, but after a quick call downstairs to the reception, we were delivered a bigger robe in a few minutes. The room was spacious and very welcoming, the wood furnishings are cozy and have a rustic but high quality feel. We had a room very close to the indoor pool that's open 24h a day, which was great. Overall though the build of the hotel is kinda weird. It's not too easy to reach certain places (like the relaxing rooms under the roof), because it sometimes feels like going through small, long tunnels snaking through the former bavarian style farm house. While modernized, not every corner of the hotel feels like it's arrived in 2023, which has its own charm, but has its downsides, too. Now towards the food&drinks: the food is good, sometimes very good but the concept is lacking in my eyes. Maybe it's because of our short stay, and me having high standards - but for over three hundred Euro a night the food wasn't exceptional enough to warrant excluding beverages and having them paid separately. Breakfast was great and as expected very well prepared. Midday lunch was underwhelming (at least to us), but might be because of the small sample size and our short stay. Neither the Ceasar Bowl (which wasn't a real Ceasar Salad - neither in dressing nor in form), nor the different cakes were something I'd want to try again. The chocolate cake was especially dry, but despite trying the other cakes on offer, too - there wasn't something I'd call a highlight there. Dinner is a daily changing buffet menu, where you can eat as much and as good as you like. I personally prefer dishes to be defined in size and combination by the cook - in my experience that's how it turns out best. The dinner menu was good and had lots of options, but it didn't feel luxurious for me. The quality of the meat and the ingredients was very high and up to what i expect from such a hotel. Sadly the desserts weren't 100% to my taste. While they looked great in the menu and also on our plates - the mouth feel and savoury taste was a bit lacking for some reason. Nonetheless that might be because of our short sample size, which still doesn't excuse it - if they want people to visit again at this price point. Overall I was satisfied with the experience. We had a great weekend. Comparing this visit with others I think the price is not 100% okay for what we got, but it was okay. Maybe including non-alcoholic beverages in the room pricing would help in pushing the price tag towards a more satisfying experience (especially because the juice and coffee you get included for breakfast becomes quite costly once you're out of breakfast times). Thanks for a great weekend Rehlegg. Not sure if we'll visit again, but It's been a pleasure.”

Hauptstraße 11, 96117 Memmelsdorf, Germany

“Very nice hotel, large rooms, convenient parking, easy connection with public transport to the nearby city of Bamberg. Professional service for a fair price. The newly renovated restaurant offers very well prepared local food with a twist. Nice place to stay.”

Goldener Steig 24, 94124 Büchlberg, Germany

“Perfect for a girls Weekend, or a romantic getaway! Food and outdoor area was absolutely amazing. Spa treatments need to be booked weeks in advance. We had to pay extra for staying at the pool on our departure day, because the hotel has booked a treatment at 15:00. That felt like bad service when we've been hotel guests for a couple of nights.”

Pockinger Str. 1-7, 94072 Bad Füssing, Germany

“Our favorite place and home away from home. Owned and managed by a lovely local family. One of a kind in that they uphold Lower Bavarian culture and traditions and share them with you.”

Hauptstraße 18, 94258 Frauenau, Germany

“This hotel did not fail. On the contrary, it met all our expectations. Splendid room with balcony, lovely breakfast, afternoon snacks and 5-course diner in the evening, impeccable service. Outdoor pool in a lovely garden to relax, nice terrace. Free parking space, clean Spa environment. Open all year. Managed by a family.”

Silberbergstraße 8, 94249 Bodenmais, Germany

“We went to this Bodenmais hotel for a couple of nights. We stayed at a very spacious appartment with many doors (which was great so we didnt disturb each other). We liked the food in the restaurant, but we would prefer the buffet every day …”

Auf d. Reiten 63, 83486 Ramsau bei Berchtesgaden, Germany

“Very bad. I want to speak English, because I speak English better than in Deutch, but administration just saying what they don’t speak English and hung up the phone. We could continue in Deutch, but I heard beeps.”

Andreasstraße 2, 94405 Landau an der Isar, Germany

“Sunday morning.... Well, you will not get your breakfast if you sleep past 9 AM. Even when you had paid for it. Nider Bayern rules! 🤪”