We stopped on at the Hotel Post for dinner en route between Munich and Lech am Arlberg for the…read moreHöhenhalbmarathon, Lermoos being about half-way. This drive is a special treat, because the last bit of road before Lech is only open during the summer. The Post offers quality dining al fresco at a reasonable price. The views of the Zugspitze and Schneefernerkopf at sunset on a fine summer evening are unforgettable.

Was lucky enough to stay at the Hotel Post for 12 days in July. Being from the US and not speaking…read moreGerman it was no issue here. The staff is helpful, courteous, and very attentive, possibly some of the best, if not the best, I have ever come across in my 20+ years of travel. The resort is very comfortable with the perfect amount of rustic charm and scenery that is impossible to compare. The pool and spa is fantastic. The outdoor jacuzzi bed could be my new favorite thing. This is definitely a must do if you are ever in the Austrian Alps.

I've literally been here a little over 2 hours, and I'm blown away with how great the staff is!…read more This is a beautiful hotel, and I can't wait to check out everything it has to offer. It even has a sauna that you can use that's included with your stay and a massage therapist. I'll update more when my trip is completed. .

This relates to the restaurant only. Terrible restaurant…read more Poor service Overcharged Loud music

If you're looking for a bit of a rustic and quieter town than Garmisch, this is where you need to…read morestay. The hotel is right at the bottom of the Zugspitze mountain and looks like it was painted into the landscape. Breakfast here is out of this world and the beds were just perfect and comforting. I will definitely return and stay here again!

From the owner: Das Hotel Kaysers Tirolresort liegt in einzigartiger Panoramalage in Mieming in Tirol. Natur pur am…read moreMieminger Sonnenplateau mit traumhafter Ruhelage und All-inclusive Genusspension sowie erstklassigem Wellness- und Sportangebot. 27-Loch Golfplatz. In- u. Outdoor Tennis. Das Sport- u. Wellnesshotel ist umgeben von einem hoteleigenen, 18.000 m2 großen Naturpark. Mit 52 Zimmern und Maisonetten-Suiten, stimmungsvollen Speisesälen, Bauernstube, Wintergarten mit Bergblick, Loungebar mit offenem Kamin, gratis W-LAN, gratis Parkplätze direkt beim Hotel und Hallenbad ist das Kaysers Triolresort ein stilles und heimeliges Versteck. Kaysers Vital bietet Finnische Sauna, Sole-Dampfbad, Kräuter-Biosauna, Private-SPA mit Hamam, Dampfbad und Ruhebett, Hot-Stone-Therapie, Beauty-Raum mit Anwendungen. Tennis: 2 Tennis-Freiplätze, 3 Tennis-Indoor-Plätze, Kaysers-Tennis-Akademie mit professionellen Trainern, Tennisschläger-Verleih. Im Sommer: Mountain- und eBike-Verleih, Bikestation, Walking- und Jogging Areal, Relaxgarten mit Sonnenliegen. Im Winter: Direkter Einstieg ins Loipennetz von Wildermieming bis Obsteig mit 150 km Höhenloipen, Skifree in der Skiregion Hochoetz-Kühtai, Nordic-Walking-Park, herrliche Schneeschuhwanderungen, Winterwandern auf über 50 km präparierten Wegen.

This area is absolutely magical and this hotel is the perfect compliment to such a beautiful area…read more The lovers sweet has an astonishing view of the nearby castle which leads to drinks on your balcony looking up at the castle. This hotel provides free bicycles after a delicious breakfast to roam the area which was worth every penny. After a one night stay, my wife and I are intent on doing multiple nights at this hotel on our next trip to Bavaria.

If you are staying the night, I cannot recommend staying here more. It is a bit pricey, but we were…read moregiven a suite with an amazing castle view. We sat out on the patio and couldn't get enough. At night, the sky is dark enough to see a shimmering canopy of stars above, with the castle lit up in the distance. It couldn't have been more perfect. The staff was all very sweet, they sell drinks at the front desk, and the buffet breakfast for €10 was filling, varied, and much better than your standard hotel quality. They offered fresh fruit, several breads, cereal, bacon, sausage, and eggs. I am very happy we chose to stay here.

This is a quaint hotel at the base of the pathway up to Neuschwanstein Castle. It is the closest…read morehotel to the path. On the other side is the Hohenschwangau Castle. Both are a short walking distance from the castles, but should you need to take a horse and carriage for the one mile ride up to Neuschwanstein, it is 5.5 Euro per person and it is a shared trip. Now onto the hotel: We arrived at the hotel at 11. There was no early check-in. We had to wait until 3. Not a big deal. I made the mistake of booking a double when there were two adults and one child in our group.I lucked out though as they had a triple available-a suite, #15 with a double in one room and a single in the living room. It had an extremely large balcony with a view of Hohenschwangau and of the town. It was so big you could fit a couple dozen people on it easily. Bathrooms-We had two. One had a tub and the other a shower. There was only shampoo that I am guessing was to serve as a multipurpose soap as there was no body wash or soap bar provided. The hair dryer was on a tight and short cord so you had to blow dry your hair extremely close to the wall. You also have to press down on the hairdryer for it to work (you don't just press an on button). The beds were comfortable and there were televisions in each room. The room came with bottle water. Not sure if they were free, but it was convenient. As for breakfast, they had cold meats & cheeses, hot eggs, sausage and bacon, bread, croissants, 3 or 4 different kinds of cereals and fruit. There was apple juice, orange juice, water and possibly one other juice. Try sitting in the sunnier room of the two as you have views of Neuschwanstein castle. Overall, it was a good stay. Also note they do speak English there if you do not speak any Deutsch

The location can't be beat. The hotel is just a short distance away from the Neuschwanstein Castle…read more One of the highlights of the hotel is their made-to-order breakfast, a delicious way to start the day before heading out sightseeing or otherwise enjoying the surroundings. The rooms were well-maintained and everything from the bed to the bathroom was pristine. One aspect that really impressed me was the front desk staff. They arranged castle tour tickets for us. Just ask at check in and they will have them for you the next morning. As for transportation, getting to the castle was easy. Either walk, take the bus, or a horse and carriage ride. Just a heads-up, the horse and carriage only accepts cash. Unfortunately, the hotel's ATM was out of order during our stay, but there was one located close to the ticket booth. Also, I recommend making the short drive to Füssen. It's a charming spot with little shops, good food, and great views of the mountains. Pro tip: take a pretzel from breakfast and enjoy it with a view of the castle

Great Restaurant, good food, Nice athmosphere and lovely scenery!…read more Recommendable! If you re vegetarian you have to choose between salad or 3 other meals. Unfortunately

We were staying up the road and decided to walk down and have dinner here. I am going to admit…read moreright off that one of the main factors in this choice was that they had a salad buffet/bar and I was dying for some veggies as I felt that was something that I wasn't getting a ton of in my meals since we'd been abroad. The view from the inside dining room was so nice of the surrounding mountains. We had a table right by the windows. We actually had a whole room to ourselves, as they weren't super busy. Our waiter (older gentlemen) was really good and attentive. He wouldn't bother us but would dip in the room to see if we needed water, etc... I had the salad bar which had a few types of lettuce, cakes, tomato, beets, etc...A few different prepared salads, such as potato, coleslaw. There were a few breads to slice and then a platter of approx 10 types of cheese. We then both had the Ox steak - it was very tender and tasty. It was cooked as I requested (Rare). I had the parsley potato side and my husband had the baked potatoes. NOTE that the baked potato is not like in the US - it is NOT a whole potato that is baked. They were what I would call roasted potatoes. Peeled and cut up and then cooked - they were really good. There is a scoop of sour cream on top - note for anyone who doesn't like/eat that. We had no dessert since we were stuffed. I can't even remember the total but it was really reasonable. I feel like it was 90 or 100 euro and that included a tip. Salad bar (unlimited trips) was 5.50 each. I had a prosecco before which was a small bottle, that was 11. We would definitely return here.