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.

I found this place purely by accident on my way down from Andechs to Herrsching, and it was a…read moredelightful surprise: the menu offers exquisite combinations - some perfect, some intersting investigations into a new cuisine that combines eastern techniques with European classics in a minimalist way. I had two starters (and was offered a very good amuse gueule) for lunch and had enough, but the quantities are definitely not what you should come here for. But for surprisingly good cuisine, a beautiful setting and relaxation, yes, this is a correct place. I did not stay at the hotel but wandered around in the restaurant (I actually ate outside) and perused their brochure and I have no doubt the stay in the hotel is as rewarding as the restaurant, and I will definitely try it next time I'm in Munich. Service was perfect, and the wine quite OK: they normally have full bottles which was a bit too much for a lunch alone, so I was offered a Chardonnay from Southern Tirol at 13,50 EUR for a pichet instead. A very enjoyable experience.