A friendly welcoming hostel up the hill from the village centre. A former hotel, the rooms are all…read morequite small and typically just have the two bunks. Internal signage is mostly only in German so be a good traveller and swot up on your language skills before you go. To keep costs down, the hostel accepts donations from the local fire service for using the building for training exercises. I didn't know this and arrived back from a walk in the village to find a fireman up a ladder removing one of the hostel wardens from an upstairs room.

Great place to stay if you are wanting to visit Füssen, Germany. My friend and I stayed here for…read moretwo days and it was a really awesome experience. The facility is extremly clean and the owner is very attentive. I highly recommend this place if you are looking for something affordable.

While not the most luxurious place to stay, it served its purpose well as a place to sleep for a…read morenight before heading to Neuschwanstein. If you're just backpacking around and don't want to pay the high prices of the hotels in the area, this will be a good choice to have a clean bed and a warm shower. A few specifics about the hotel: - There aren't any large lockers to fit a backpack in, but small lockers are available if you put a deposit down - Towels are available to rent for $1 - Like all the hostels I visited in Germany, you're required to make your bed at first, and take down your sheets at checkout - At check in, a map of Fussen and the castle area is provided, which was very helpful to figure out where to head, and make sure you catch the right bus. In addition, a discount is given at check in for $1-2 off the castle ticket - It's a very small hostel, but there's only one toilet and two showers for men - One odd quirk about the bathroom is that the light in the bathroom turned off quickly, and you have to open bathroom or shower door quickly to activate motion sensor to turn on the light again. Not terrible, but just a bit odd

Super cute place with plenty of room and super friendly and helpful staff! Wonderful location,…read morereally convenient to the Altstadt, lake, mini golf, Festspiele, etc. Super yum breakfast included!

This place is terrible! They say it's a hotel but this is a youth hostel. That's not even the worst…read moreof it. The rate was $490 euro!! I booked it so it's my fault but by looking online this place seems nice. It's not! It's a camp for kids. There are over a hundred Camp kids here. The rooms are basically dorm rooms. I can't believe what we are being charged for this place. DO NOT STAY HERE!!!

I am happiest when I am surrounded by mountains, can't explain it, don't care why - but it is true…read more Give me Austria or Switzerland over any other destination, specifically the Tyrol region in Austria where this little gem of a hotel is located. The region is amazing, though Strengen is a small village there is plenty to do in the surrounding areas - especially if you enjoy nature and outdoorsy things! The Posthotel is located on the main road, you actually really cannot miss it. Though it is on the "main road" do not worry, it is delightfully peaceful as the road is not very busy at all (understatement). Bonus points for looking at the side of a mountain right from your hotel room.. and having the option to dine or enjoy a drink on the outdoor patio with the same view. More bonus points for delicious food, we had both dinner and breakfast at the hotel. We enjoyed our dinner on the outside patio, the cheese spaetzle and schnitzel were very good and the breakfast was very well taken care of. I do not think I have ever eaten more bread than when I stayed here, it was so fresh and so good! Yay, cheese sandwiches! The hotel has a spa area with a dry sauna and other amenities which is really nice. It is very common for hotels in mountainous ski regions in EU to have these amenities, I highly recommend finding an inn or a hotel that does. But obviously I would recommend you to stay here, as they really provide a great stay. The innkeeper, whom is also the chef, is a great guy! We spent a good amount of time talking to him over breakfast - you can tell that he really likes being in this business. Not that I needed another reason, but I will forever remember this hotel since I have a little piece of it on my diningroom table. I liked their salt and pepper shakers so much that I purchased a set ("our" breakfast set, actually - lol) right then and there from them.The innkeeper wrapped them in some newspapers, we had a good laugh about it,and we were on our merry way to Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis for some mountain fun that day.