Hotel is in a small town but not too far from Neuschwanstein castle. Faces a lake with a lush field…read moreso walking/hiking is a must if you're planning on staying here. I was surprised to see how large the room was. When you enter the room there's a large open closet with bathrobes and slippers and plenty of storage area. Bathroom is a good size. There's a sitting/living room. Bedroom is large. Beautiful place with buffet breakfast. Staff is accommodating and friendly.

Amazing location, especially with the nature reserve, lake, and trails. We did not do the spa…read moreservices, but relaxed, walked, sat by the lake, drank wine, and ate. I did not appreciate having to buy bottled or pay for tap water, but the restaurant food (breakfast buffet lunch, and dinner) was excellent. Service was immediate and spot on. The older, handmade parts of the building were beautiful. Some of the upgrades are dated, but definitely a minor point. I would not come when it is very hot, but with cool nights and open windows, it was great (Sept 15th). Can be invaded by very large tour roups, but big enough to get away.

Recently stayed at Hotel Alte Post for 18 nights on business. Breakfast buffet was always good and…read morefresh. I usually had dinner at this hotel every other night and was always pleased. Not many items on the menu but everything is very good!

Our room was clean and spacious though it was an attic room--had enough headroom above the bed for…read moreus (photo). Bed was firm yet very comfortable. Private bathroom was a big plus which we take it for granted in US. I'd rather pay a little extra for a room to have a private bathroom for our comfort. There was a balcony with seating for two with a view of mountains. We could hear folks having a good time from the nearby biergarten/restaurant, but it all died down around 22:00. For some reason, it was rather quiet on Saturday and Sunday nights. The church (St. Peter und Paul two blocks away) bell rang throughout the night, but it was more soothing than nuisance for me. Breakfast was excellent in typical Bavarian fashion like freshly baked rolls, meat and cheese plate (photo). You can help yourself to müsli, fresh fruit cups, yogurt, muffins (sweet) besides that. Breakfast lady asks you and will make you eggs and bacon if you want (photo). Staff were very pleasant, courteous and accommodating. I believe it was a family-owned and operated pension--very nice folks. There was a three-generation family photo from 2010 Passion Play. I understood they will participate again in 2022. The only thing lacking at this hotel was a restaurant, so we went into town for meals beyond breakfast. No problem. Because of its central location in Oberammergau, you can walk to most of the attractions/restaurants/shops in town. It's very convenient. Limited free parking is available which makes it very convenient.

Our room was so spacious and the staff wonderful, welcoming and helpful. The town of Oberammergau…read moreincredibly quaint and lovely. Although it was a bit out of our way to stay in Oberammergau, we were so glad we did. Such fun just to walk around the town and look at all the shops, restaurants, etc. Wish we had more time to have enjoyed more of the amenities of the guesthouse and the town.

Such an amazing hotel! Myself, my husband, and my German cousin stayed in this hotel for two nights…read morewhile attending Oktoberfest. I have to say it was so hard to leave this hotel. It was so amazing, beautiful, wonderfully located, and the staff were so kind and accommodating to English-speaking tourists. All throughout the hotel they have old canvas pictures of the original building which used to be a farmhouse, such a lovely vintage feel! It's a 12 minute walk from the train which was super helpful to go into Munich. There is so much amazing food within walking distance of the hotel. The rooms were absolutely lovely with a private terrace. and the free breakfast provided was unbelievably delicious! If you stay here, you must spend time in the Biergarten in the back of the property. It was definitely one of my favorite parts of staying here, it is a beautiful morning when you can sit out there with some coffee and listen to the church bells ring. Cannot wait to come back. Thank you so much Pöltnerhof staff for the wonderful stay!!

Let me preface this review by stating that I am not the biggest fan of Bavarian food, but felt…read moreobligated to have at least one traditional local meal while traveling through Bavaria. We had the beer-fried cheese as an appetizer; it was a good comfort food. I had the veal schnitzel which came with a cornmeal coating. I am not sure the cornmeal coating worked as it was more crunchy than crispy (1 star off), but the veal was tender and seasoned well. My husband got the bratwurst with sauerkraut. The ground meat to make bratwurst in Bavaria is more homogeneous and smooth than that in the U.S.; I liked the texture and flavor. I left still feeling the same about Bavarian food unfortunately, but this place gave me a bit more optimism.

Wow! This place is a gem in a beautiful town. My family and I stopped here on a rainy day during…read morethe week for an early dinner. The waitstaff is really friendly and accommodating to foreigners who don't speak German. They have an English menu too which is great. Everything my party ordered was amazing! There was no food left on the table once we were through. I ordered the roasted salmon and it was amazing. So flavorful and fresh tasting. My husband ordered the salmon pasta and that was really delicious as well. They have plenty of seating indoors and even have a kids seat. I highly recommend if you're in the area. I'll definitely be returning again if I'm ever in town.