On our trip to Germany (my first back since I was born there), Dad ensured we visited Berchtesgaden…read moreas it was his and my mom's favorite place to visit in all of Germany while he was stationed in the country. We drove down and just popped into town in the middle of May, and Roman and Camilla had rooms available! We thought the place was empty at first, as it took us a long time to find someone. We got choice rooms, right on the corners, and mine was such that I could open the window at night and listen to the streams flowing down from the Alps and converging under the roundabout there in town. The room was very comfortable, as was the bathroom. The TV was small, but that didn't bother me much. There's no WiFi at this guesthouse, but it's within very easy walking distance of an Internet cafe. Camilla serves up a great German breakfast with a view of the stream. Roman doesn't speak English, which is fine (it's their country!), but Camilla does speak some English. Between her English and my German, we got along fine. They seemed to really appreciate that I at least attempted to speak to them in German, which I didn't mind at all - I really enjoyed trying even though I was probably horrible. She helped me with the Euros and things in town. I will absolutely stay here again!

I feel like much has changed in the 7 years since the previous reviewer posted her kind review. We…read morehad a triple room: our teenage nephew stayed with us. This place is clearly dated and not very clean- we found all sorts of hairs and such that didn't belong to us in the room and bathroom. The room was reasonably spacious for 3 and there is a nice river outside, but I heard much more traffic on the roundabout than I heard the river flowing. The location is adequate, but they clearly have a habit of cutting corners. The towels felt like sandpaper, there was no mirror to get ready outside of the tiny and hot WC, meaning I couldn't get ready while my nephew showered. Also, like the other hotels I've stayed at this summer who were prepared for the heat and provided a standing fan, the top floor room desperately needs some sort of fan in the hot summer months. Temperatures are reaching 33C (91F) during the day and there's no way to cool the room down. Open windows at night can only do so much. The breakfast offerings also showed some cut corners; limited bread, meat, and cheese selections and a disgusting knock-off brand of spread instead of Nutella. All in all, I would never choose to stay here again, but I gave it 2 stars because the mattresses were reasonably comfortable and it beats sleeping under a bridge.

We loved staying at this hotel and wished we could have stayed longer than two nights. When we…read morearrived at our room there were robes (to include a cute robe for a child) along with slippers to wear to their spa services and/or pool/hot tub. I thought it was a nice touch. We also had free sparkling water. We had a king bed and sofa sleeper. While the bed was comfortable, the sofa sleeper was not. If you have a third person see if there are any other options available. This was the only downside to our stay. The bathroom was separated into two areas- a room with the toilet and the other with the shower/tub. We had a small balcony with views of the Bavarian Alps. It was at the front of the hotel. Now onto what we loved the most: There was an indoor pool on the top floor. It wasn't warm but it wasn't cold. We had it completely to ourselves on both days. It also has great views. Note: On one end of the pool is a button where you can turn on the jets for a lap pool option. Our favorite though was the huge outdoor rooftop hot tub. This is where you really want to go. One evening there was 7 of us in there with plenty of space left. The views of the mountains from this hot tub were probably some of the best views I've ever had. We had the hot tub to ourselves one evening. I question if half the guests knew about the pool and hot tub as apparently the hotel was fully booked but it was a ghost town up there. I will say it is tricky to find. The elevator does not take you directly to it, rather you have to take the stairs and enter through the spa services area. Within walking distance are several restaurants, a convenience store and grocery store. Make note that everything in this area pretty much shuts down at 6 p.m. The only thing that is open past that time is an ice cream shop. I would absolutely return to this hotel in the future. I would try for a week's stay if possible as there is so much to do in the area.

Absolutely flawless hotel experience. Beautifully decorated, fantastic food, quiet and comfortable…read more Excellent location in the middle of Berchtesgaden. Very friendly, multilingual staff will take care of every need you have. Highly recommend.

No air conditioning, tiny room so small you have to step out into the hallway just to get a decent…read morelung full of air. Cramped steamy hot miserable place...just don't do it. I have 3 nights booked here, but checking out first thing tomorrow...I wish I was anywhere but here...seriously considering just sleeping in the car tonight because it's so bad. If you're used to a prison cell and can't find anywhere else to stay, this might be ok for you, otherwise, be aware there's no space for luggage and a bathroom so small you cant turn around...literally. You can't even sit on the toilet without being crammed against the sink on one side and a wall against the other side. The front desk is abandoned in the early evening, so there's no one available to ask for any kind of relief. I have no idea why anyone would ever stay here. What a huge mistake. I'm checked into Room 3, but you can probably find me in the car until I can get the heck out of here.

We had planned to move on from Berchtesgaden after a long day of sightseeing, but spotted the Hotel…read moreGruenberger from the Tourist Information building so decided to check it out. It was a great room - master bedroom and two twin beds, a roomy balcony, and (most importantly) windows that we could open up all the way to have a nice, airy evening. The linens were spotless, they provided basic toiletries, and you can't beat the view of the Alps from your balcony. There are several restaurants nearby and the hotel also offered a complimentary breakfast that was far from "continental" - a traditional German meal awaited us (with some tourist-friendly touches like cereal). Everyone was pleasant and helpful. It was a very relaxing and comfortable stay. Free WiFi was a great way to plan the rest of our trip home to Ansbach.

The Mr and I recently spent 5 nights at Hotel Bavaria in the Kehlstein room. There was lots to love…read moreabout our room and this hotel. I'll start with the room. It was clean, spacious, & comfortable. We loved our little balcony. The staff was super friendly and helpful. There were many breakfast options including savory and sweet items, a fabulous coffee machine, & a large bright breakfast room to enjoy it all in. I loved the fact they did a whole basket of laundry for €10.00! After two weeks of traveling and one trip to a laundromat in Munich, this was a huge treat! The only con we had was parking was somewhat of an issue and the WiFi was sketchy at times. However, neither issue would keep us from staying here again!

My wife and I had a wonderful two-day stay here. The first night we got checked in and we were…read morepleased to discover the hotel is a short walk from the main railway station. Later we walked up the hill to a great little village area for some delicious food. The next morning we stayed most of the day inside due to heavy rains. The staff recommended we try their spa at the hotel. We had the entire spa to ourselves, which included a hot tub, steam room and dry sauna, all no extra cost! The breakfast is top-notch, including pretty much anything you can think of to eat: eggs, meats, breads etc.and was included. The staff couldn't have been better. This place is a must!!!

Such a lovely hotel, I wish we had booked more nights here! Gorgeous area and the hotel has…read morecharacter. I thought our room was fairly big compared to other places I stayed on this trip. Of course the best part was the balcony in our room. So beautiful! Good location too, we were able to get to the Königssee and nearby areas with the bus system fairly easily.

Stumbled upon this hotel without a reservation in Berchtesgaden around 5 PM. It turned out to be…read moreall that we were hoping for and more. Very friendly staff (all dressed in Lederhoson of course), reasonably priced rooms, and GREAT view of the Alps. Definitely splurge the extra $15 or $20 for a mountain view room. Sitting on the balcony watching the sun rise on the Alps for the added price of 4 McDonald's extra value meals? Sign me up (and i really like McDonald's). They offered a discount to their restaurant for staying with them, but it didn't entice us enough to try. Great continental breakfast with a view though. Looked up the translation for the hotel name afterwards out of curiosity... turns out it's "Four Seasons". Funny! Definitely a little too rustic to be the Four Seasons that you're probably thinking of.. but it was just what we were looking for.

We spent one night in August 2019. WE enjoyed our stay. Beautiful view of the water and mountains…read more We did not use the pool but it looked very nice. Very few restaurants around this area that are open at night so eat early. No air conditioning and it was a bit warm out when were were there. Close to Berg Hohenwerfen and the Eagles Nest.

While visiting our home back in Bamberg we took some day trips visiting parts of Germany that some…read moreof us have never seen and did things that you just have to do while in this beautiful country. While in Berchtesgaden we found this nice little hotel! Looks like a perfect ski lodge in the winter time! The front desk spoke good English so if you aren't fluent in German it's okay, the price was very reasonable for this town & the amazing views! The hotel has a restaurant, we had dinner at and were not disappointed! The views from the outdoor eating area were breath taking! The food was also very good! The hotel rooms were amazing! They are very well kept and clean! They look pretty modern for the area, so nothing in the room is outdated, making guest very comfortable! They also have a free breakfast bar that should be called a feast and would put any American hotel breakfast to shame! I can't wait to go back to Germany so we can visit this town & this hotel again!! It was an experience in itself

This was a fabulous place to stay, but unfortunately it been closed for years. Google it, and read…read moreits fascinating history.

Absolutely unique and special Hotel. Not just incredible history, but the owner and manager Frau…read moreScharfenberg is the most pleasant, kind, and friendly host you could ever wish for. For more on the place's history, visit the website. A must visit, no other place like this in Germany. Very clean, orderly, and full of history.

Berchtesgaden is breath taking. It's hard to take all of it in. This was a great hotel in this…read moremagical place. This hotel does not have air conditioning. Yes, you need air conditioning even in the spring. Most hotels in this area don't have AC. If that's important to you, which it should be, look around. I spent three sleepless sweaty nights here in early June 2025. They always serve you warm water. Not a fault of the hotel, it's a European thing. Service couldn't have been better. The workers were so kind and accommodating. Included breakfast was great. Europeans cannon fry bacon. It's just a fact. It's very conveniently located near the town and bus stop.

Hotel was wonderful- room was perfect and comfortable, staff was friendly, breakfast was perfect…read more In a wonderful location with an easy walk to old town.