Hotels near Bavarian Alps, Garmisch-Partenkirchen

Great location on the outskirts of town but easily walked from the station in the summer/autumn, just be aware of the hike up a steep trail to the entrance - there is an alternative! Food was wonderful - great variety in the buffet breakfast and dinner. Staff were very friendly and helpful; they make you so welcome. At the back of the hotel are trails with fabulous views of Zugspitze and Alpspitze; you can hike the old bob sleigh run, too. We really enjoyed our stay and would be happy to return.

The rooms are very simple, and the villagers' houses are visually sensitive. The air conditioner is very poor, it often turns off automatically, and wakes up several times during sleep. The surface of the wooden floor looks the same. I put on my socks and walked around. The socks became very dirty. It is estimated that the cleaners only vacuumed and did not mop the floor. The curtains were pulled vigorously, and the dust got into the eyes. It should have been a long time since they were cleaned. There is a balcony but the privacy is poor, it is not blocked, and it is shared by the residents on the first floor. There is a restaurant less than ten meters from the balcony, and there are people sitting outside in the morning, at night, and facing here. The only satisfaction is that the restaurant environment is not bad, but the rooms are so rudimentary that it can't be more rudimentary.

I arrived late and had to go early again. And that was, sincerely, good so. Because the stay was all different than pleasant. My room had come into the years and was located with the window directly on the main street. In summer, with open windows, a doubtful pleasure when the trucks pre-improve in professional traffic. The fruit salad at breakfast had already started to ferment - and the buffet had nothing to do with modern tourism as the whole hotel appearance. The request to put my bike in the windfall for two minutes was unfortunately rejected by the reception, so I had to get a castle around the block into the garage to get a car. And back, which then took overly ten minutes.After all: the reception was occupied 24 hours, a late arrival was uncomplicated, even though communication in pointo language was rather difficult. In short: I would have cared for a night's pension for the fuffie. But for 150 euros I have rarely experienced such a bad price-performance ratio

I booked this hotel through the Oberammergau Passion Play. I had no idea what to expect. The hotel was lovely. The staff is exceptionally helpful. The decor is lovely, very Tyrolean. My room was small and in the back of the old building, and I could not have been more pleased. There was a balcony. Across a small bridge was a meadow where the goats pastured. The gentle tinkle of their bells was very calming. The bed and bedding could not have been better. I was so pleased to have an actual shower! ( I don't have a handle on the hand held sprays found in many hotels and tend to flood the bathroom.) While small, there was plenty of room for everything. (It was a little odd to have an actual key. It took some getting used to.) I cannot rave about the breakfast enough. I tend to stay in 4 &5 star hotels and the breakfast is a good as any. The selection was excellent. The food was fresh. The breads were fantastic. The dinners were all included in my Passion Play package. They were quite good, but I imagine that when one orders from a menu, the meals are better than quite good. The waitstaff is excellent. The surrounding grounds are beautiful. It really is difficult to leave them. The views are gorgeous. The bus stop is just down the hill from the hotel. It is easy to get to Oberammergau or Schloss Linderhoff. The only drawback is that the hotel is up a hill. It isn't a problem if you are driving, but it is a steep set of stairs with a suitcase if you take the bus. A taxi is just 19€ from Oberau station. It is well worth the money.

Clean and free water was provided. I also found my lost wallet and the counter staff was so friendly. It was a pity that it leaked a little even if it was watered by the bathtub, but it was only a sense of the bathtub. Recommended

At a rate of EUR 220+ per night, we expected a calm, well-maintained, scenic and professional hotel experience. Unfortunately, we found neither. Rooms are equipped with kitchenettes which are unlocked at an extra charge of EUR 30 (we did not opt for this). The (locked-in) old kitchenette fridge kept us awake all of our first night. Staff acknowledged the poor state of this equipment and admitted several guests had complained about this noise before us. Thankfully they turned the fridge off for our second night. But why was this on in the first place when we had not booked the kitchenette extra? We came for Alp calm - not noise of an old fridge we did not even have access to. Hotel facilities were old - all of it - all dated from when constructed (early or mid 70s?). Wall-to-wall carpets in room. Our roomed smelled of old cigarette smoke. We were tempted by beautiful looking photos of the hotel where balconies had unspoiled views of the Alps. Unfortunately our room was dark and had no view whatsoever - expect for a few trees and a railway track that had trains spoiling the tranquility we came for. Website photos for not live up to expectations! Waiters repeatedly did not take our requests seriously, whether we asked for frites to be replaced by potatoes, chicken to be added to our the vegetarian dish (waiter shrugged this request off, before eventually accepting for an extra charge), or forgetting to prop up our breakfast table (no butter on day one, no yoghurt on day two - all paid for). English skills also questionable. Aargh - for this price we expected so much more - this was unfortunately a disappointing stay for us. This is a pity because the hotel location is good and the place has some good potential if owners would only pay to maintain the place.

Hello Das Graseck team, as asked, I am sharing my opinion on our stay in your hotel. Almost everything was great, the staff, the facilities, and the room. The only disappointment was related to the restaurant. We ordered cocktails, nicely presented, however they each came with a plastic straw cut in half. I don't think that it matches the standard of your hotel. Switching to metal or glass straws would be an improvement, and also look nicer. The second point is regarding the 4-course menu. As asked during the reservation I mentioned that both of us are vegetarian. When the evening came, I was expecting a 4-course menu, with a starter, main dish, cheese and dessert, specially crafted by the chef and aligned to transport us gustatively, however it was not the case. It was rather a 'A la carte' menu. - The starter was with tomatoes, this is not a winter ingredient. - The crabs pea cream, was made vegetarian by removing the crabs. - Out of the three main dishes, one was with fish, one with meat and only one with grilled vegetables. That is a poor choice for a vegetarian person. An additional vegetarian choice would have been greatly appreciated. Most likely if you can eat fish, you can eat meat and vegetables, making you have a greater choice than just one dish. - The dessert, a 'fondant au chocolat' was not fondant. It was warm, slightly soft, but not fondant. In general the price of 25Euros for the menu, with so few choices for vegetarian is arguable. Adding another vegetarian dish and making it a real 4-course menu experience would better match the standard of Das Graseck. This will not prevent us from coming again in your cozy hotel.