From the reviews here you can see that this is hotel frequented predominantly by Germans tourist…read more However, while I don't speak much Germany, I was made to feel comfortable. The service, while rather typically Bavarian stiff, was excellent. I stayed in the new wing where the rooms are more than adequate in size. We had a ground-level room where there was a small porch which led out onto the lawn. This overlooked beautiful woods and the Alps. The views from this property are absolutely stunning. The bathroom had both shower and tub with private and separate toilet area. Bathroom was quite large with heated floor. As is the case with many European hotels the hallways leading to the rooms are a little bit stark and dark. In defense of this practice it is energy-efficient. The main attraction of this hotel is the spa area which is expansive and beautiful. The spa is focused on relaxation with multiple pools of varying temperature and multiple sauna areas, both steam and dry. Numerous spa treatments are available including various forms of massage. However, the deep tissue massage I had was only fair to good. Check in advance as some of the spa treatment selections were not available but listed. There is a large restaurant where breakfast lunch and dinner is served. The service as noted above is excellent. The food was excellent with a focus on more health items including gluten-free choices, not typical in this area of Germany. Also included with your room rate an afternoon juice bar area. WiFi was included with room rate and was robust as far as band width. This is probably related to recent infrastructure upgrades in anticipation of G8 meeting scheduled at the hotel next year. While not extremely expensive in the summer months I cannot comment what this hotel would charge in the winter time. I do suspect that the rates are much higher as this hotel would be an absolutely perfect base for skiing the multiple Alpine resorts in this area. I highly recommend this hotel and plan to return.