This restaurant is attached to the hotel. When you book, you typically get breakfast and dinner…read moreincluded, which is nice. We did come a bit early, we didn't realize the restaurant was not open. But the staff was very friendly and brought us drinks. We waited a bit before asking for food. There is a standard menu for guests; however, they were nice enough to switch the salad for me. You can also come and order off of their menu if you are not a guest. We got the pancake noodle soup, caprese & mixed salad, Hungarian goulash, and they brought us a red berry pudding with vanilla ice cream. It was all very good. I asked for a hit chocolate with amaretto and tHeh did a wonderful job and presentation! Update: 2nd night there was a different menu which was much better than the night before! Included a mixed salad, herbed turkey with country potatoes, and a delicious cheese strawberry torte!

(9/10) We had a…read morewonderful stay at this charming hotel in the Black Forest and would happily return. Many of the negative reviews seem to focus on the fact that the hotel is not ultra-modern. What those reviewers often overlook is that this building is approximately 144 years old. It looks like something straight out of a fairy tale--a traditional Black Forest house full of character and history. If you're looking for a unique and authentic experience rather than a generic chain hotel, this place is a gem. The view is absolutely great. When you sit on the terrace, you can see the waterfall entrance and enjoy a beautiful street view at the same time. It really adds something special to the whole experience and makes it even more memorable. The room was the perfect size for our stay, and everything was spotless. The bathroom is small, but we managed just fine. The cleanliness throughout the hotel was impressive. The food was excellent, and the staff worked incredibly hard to make guests feel welcome and well taken care of. Accessibility is limited, which is to be expected in a historic building. There are no elevators, and the hotel is not fully barrier-free. My mother who recently had hip surgery still managed the stairs without major issues, but guests with mobility challenges should be aware of this before booking. Also, pack light if possible--hauling a heavy suitcase up the stairs would not be fun in a 144-year-old building. The only real challenge is parking. We recommend scouting out parking options before arrival. Within 5 min walking distance you'll find the Männerparkhaus parking garage. Be aware that the walk back to the hotel is uphill and fairly steep, so if you're traveling with someone who has difficulty walking, it's best to drop them off at the hotel first. We parked overnight on Level 2 and paid €16, which was absolutely worth it for the convenience and the abundance of parking spaces. Overall, this hotel offers history, charm, cleanliness, great food, a hardworking team, and an unforgettable view. If you appreciate character and understand that a historic property won't have all the features of a modern hotel, you'll likely enjoy your stay as much as we did.

The staff was very welcoming. Oliver way a joy to chat with. Generous, courteous and very…read moreknowledgeable. The hotel had a classic feel with a touch of feng shui. Full bar and restaurant. A cute breakfast area that came with our stay. Bread, cheese, meats, eggs, yogurt, juice, water and coffee. The rooms are decent. I suggest to bring toiletries. Shampoo, conditioner and lotion. My room had a balcony and it looked towards the waterfall. Nice spot to drop your things off and take a nice walk towards the falls or around the town. Plenty coo coo clocks and stores to check out.

If you're looking for a great location to have a nice summer dinner or lunch this is the place…read more I've come here multiple times with both large and small parties and we always have a great experience. Sitting outside you're right by the river and can watch all the boats float by. As far as food everyone was very happy with their meal. I got a mixed salad to start and then the Fischknüsperli with French fries. Was really yummy. The gazpacho was also really great and very refreshing. The service was great and they were very attentive. In the summer it definitely gets very busy so i would recommend calling ahead or having a reservation. Overall great location with pretty good food.

An extraordinarily nice small guesthouse and restaurant in the middle of the Schwarzwald crests…read moreroad. One of the very few that actually accept credit cards. This place is excellent for the typical Baden Wurtembourg food and drinks (special remarks to the kirsch - it is truly excellent) and the staff is very friendly. I am definitely looking forwards to returning there not only for their restaurant but as well to stay in the hotel and enjoy the fresh air, views and the hills around.

We stumbled upon the cafe while riding the mountain coaster. It has so many varieties of cake that…read moreall look delicious! The cafe itself is very cute. Croissants are very good! My son ordered scrambled eggs and loved it. Just go here now! You won't regret it.

Stopped here on our 9 mile hike around Feldberg Peak for a radler and pommes frites before hiking…read moreout of this beautiful valley. What a great place to rest our tired feet and enjoy the sunshine. They have a typical menu of German traditions dishes and a large selection of cold and hot drinks. Lots of seating at solid wood picnic benches and a children's play set. This is one of six places on the mountain to stop for refreshments and a bathroom.

tiny & cozy cafe in Freiburg. They have bibimbap, gimbap, bingsu, bubble tea etc. i had a bibimbap…read morewhich cost 6 euro. Portion was small but it was still ok as I didn't want to feel stuffed on a hot day. Place is clean and they play kpop music. The bubble teas seem quite popular with customers.