Stayed here unexpectedly as my friend insisted staying here. It was cheap and affordable but a very very old charming building. Make sure you have ear plugs and eye masks as you will really need it. The room was hot in July. Had to open windows. No air conditioning. The restaurant and pub is alive and noisy until about 1 am then its the church bells every 30 mins or so. I was so tired and have no sleep. But it was an experience of a lifetime I must say. Place is somewhat clean but it was really not my taste when it comes to hotels. Hostess is friendly and free breakfast was great. I cant really complain. read more

I can't say enough about how wonderful this hotel is! We stayed over the Christmas holidays as our delayed honeymoon. The plan was to ski, but when the weather didn't cooperate, the staff at the hotel, namely the receptionist Veronika (?) went out of their way to make sure we were having a great time. She did everything from arranging for a toboggan from another hotel to making regional cocktail suggestions to putting us on a horse-drawn sleigh ride to Austria. As an added plus, the hotel owners - the Zunterer family - hosted a traditional Christmas Eve dinner complete with a Christmas goose, polka, and Christmas carols. Pros: Modern, recently-updated bathroom; Great location on the main town square; treats were waiting for us upon check-in; Yummy continental breakfast with delicious breads as only the Germans can do it; The hotel restaurant gets an A+ for lunch/dinner; Extremely reasonable pricing Cons: Room was typically European, with small dimensions and two twin mattresses pushed together; Wireless internet was only accessible in a common room, not the guest rooms read more

My mom and I stayed here in early December when she came to visit me in Munich. The room was really charming and cozy, the prices were reasonable, and the breakfast buffet was fantastic. The location is great -- walking distance from the train station, and on one of the main streets in town. Our only complaint is that they advertised things that they couldn't really offer! First, there was an info booklet in our room that said that the hotel arranges horse-drawn carriage tours in the winter during certain days/hours. So, we requested one, and the staff acted like they didn't know what we were talking about. (And I was speaking German to them.) Finally, after much discussion, they said they could arrange one for the next morning, but not that day, and acted very put out about it. It ended up being a great experience, but we were very puzzled by how they handled it. Second, we noticed a sandwich board outside the hotel that advertised zither music every Monday night (I think it was a Monday) at 7pm in the restaurant. We were really excited (I love the movie "The Third Man" and the amazing zither soundtrack!), so we decided to make a point to eat at the restaurant that night. After about an hour I asked the waitress if we had missed the music somehow and she said, "Oh, we don't actually have it tonight." So ... why is there a sign outside that says you do, then? Both of these things were made somewhat more annoying by the fact that most of Mittenwald was shut down during this part of winter, which we didn't know ahead of time -- so all the main attractions, like the violin museum and the schnapps museum, weren't available. Considering this, it would have been nice if the hotel had been upfront about what wasn't available from them, either. Oh well! read more