We stopped on at the Hotel Post for dinner en route between Munich and Lech am Arlberg for the…read moreHöhenhalbmarathon, Lermoos being about half-way. This drive is a special treat, because the last bit of road before Lech is only open during the summer. The Post offers quality dining al fresco at a reasonable price. The views of the Zugspitze and Schneefernerkopf at sunset on a fine summer evening are unforgettable.

Was lucky enough to stay at the Hotel Post for 12 days in July. Being from the US and not speaking…read moreGerman it was no issue here. The staff is helpful, courteous, and very attentive, possibly some of the best, if not the best, I have ever come across in my 20+ years of travel. The resort is very comfortable with the perfect amount of rustic charm and scenery that is impossible to compare. The pool and spa is fantastic. The outdoor jacuzzi bed could be my new favorite thing. This is definitely a must do if you are ever in the Austrian Alps.

We stayed here for one night and it was quite comfortable. The hotel and restaurant staff were very…read morefriendly and welcoming. The dinner menu is decent with a few veggie options. We ordered the veggie order and veggie pasta - both were delicious. They were able to accommodate us for dinner after 8pm . The breakfast buffet was also great with a lot of options. The only con I can think of - plumbing noise is very loud from adjacent rooms. The hotel is very close to Neuschwanstein castle and they have parking as well for 8 Euros per day.

We stopped by the Hotel Alpenstuben twice to eat. The restaurant is conveniently located close to…read morethe sightseeing ticket office in Schwangau, Germany. It has a gift shop and two restaurants on the first floor. The main restaurant has indoor and outdoor seating. The outside patio is large and comfortable. Next to the main restaurant is a quick service area that is in a courtyard with additional tables. On our first visit we arrived at 9 am and my husband wanted what he called a "real" breakfast while my daughter, son-in-law and I wanted a bratwurst sandwich. At this restaurant we could do both. They serve eggs in many different ways with breakfast potatoes, sausages, pancakes and more. They courtyard area opens up with a griddle that cooks up (to almost a blister) the most amazing bratwursts that any of us have ever tasted. To make the sandwiches over the top and mind blowing they place it inside of a bun that could be described as manna from heaven and add a smear of incredible tasting Germany mustard. The bratwurst can not be compared to what we eat back home so about 5 hours after the first dining experience we went back for another sandwich.

This area is absolutely magical and this hotel is the perfect compliment to such a beautiful area…read more The lovers sweet has an astonishing view of the nearby castle which leads to drinks on your balcony looking up at the castle. This hotel provides free bicycles after a delicious breakfast to roam the area which was worth every penny. After a one night stay, my wife and I are intent on doing multiple nights at this hotel on our next trip to Bavaria.

If you are staying the night, I cannot recommend staying here more. It is a bit pricey, but we were…read moregiven a suite with an amazing castle view. We sat out on the patio and couldn't get enough. At night, the sky is dark enough to see a shimmering canopy of stars above, with the castle lit up in the distance. It couldn't have been more perfect. The staff was all very sweet, they sell drinks at the front desk, and the buffet breakfast for €10 was filling, varied, and much better than your standard hotel quality. They offered fresh fruit, several breads, cereal, bacon, sausage, and eggs. I am very happy we chose to stay here.

Lunch on our first day of skiing. Great views and wonderful service. Our favorite mid mountain…read moredining outdoors. The haus sausage was the best out of our dining experiences in Austria. It was their last week for the restaurant. They couldn't have been more nice. Take a break from skiing or hiking and sit and relax and have a great meal.

Wow. Sun deck chairs on ski slope. Wine bar on the mountain side. Great for hot chocoholic and…read moreapple strudel. Nuts in the apple strudel. Yummy. There was good service. Staff were friendly and free WiFi. Toilet available for skiers.

The location can't be beat. The hotel is just a short distance away from the Neuschwanstein Castle…read more One of the highlights of the hotel is their made-to-order breakfast, a delicious way to start the day before heading out sightseeing or otherwise enjoying the surroundings. The rooms were well-maintained and everything from the bed to the bathroom was pristine. One aspect that really impressed me was the front desk staff. They arranged castle tour tickets for us. Just ask at check in and they will have them for you the next morning. As for transportation, getting to the castle was easy. Either walk, take the bus, or a horse and carriage ride. Just a heads-up, the horse and carriage only accepts cash. Unfortunately, the hotel's ATM was out of order during our stay, but there was one located close to the ticket booth. Also, I recommend making the short drive to Füssen. It's a charming spot with little shops, good food, and great views of the mountains. Pro tip: take a pretzel from breakfast and enjoy it with a view of the castle

Yelp Review 2023 #301:…read more Located in Schwangau, you can walk to Hohenschwangau Castle from here or drive a few minutes or catch a bus to Neuschwenstein Castle. You won't find a more convenient location than this. Close to the Germany-Austria border. Actually, you can get to 2 different countries from here in less than a 2-hour drive: Lichtenstein and Austria (Innsbruck). The room is pretty basic and outdated but what you're paying for is the convenience and the location. The same thing can be said about the bathroom. It is tiled but at least it's spacious and has everything you need. You're paying about $150/ night. You can take a day trip many different places from here. You can get to Oberammergau in an hour by car. You can rent a boat at Alpsee. Aside from the great location, they have a restaurant that has good food and lots of delicious cakes and desserts. The restaurant has a nice view of Hohenschwangau Castle. There's not a lot of restaurants in the area.

Excellent stay, staff more than happy to answer any question. Very clean and breakfast was…read moreamazing!!

Zeer leuke locatie. Lieve gastvrouw en correct en…read morevriendelijk personeel. Ontbijt was super. Perfecte tussenspot van Vlaanderen naar Italië. Deze plaats zullen we nog bezoeken. Mvg, Stefaan

Gosh this hotel has a BEAUTIFUL view... definitely one of the more picturesque places we stayed…read morewhile we were in Germany. The room was nice and cozy. The dinner they have is a nice service, especially considering that the hotel is somewhat out of the way. Walking distance to the city center to be sure, but up and over some small hills, so kind of tough with suitcases... We only spent a night here on our trip, but it was pretty lovely.

Hotels near Castle Neuschwanstein were full (high season). So we backtracked a little. Weather was…read morebad; so we didn't explore the environment. But the food was good and the staff friendly...

We recently came to St. Christoph for our easter holiday in order to enjoy the wonderful slopes of…read morethe Austrian alps. First of all, let me say the best thing about this hotel was their Blue Spa. As the kids say these days - amazeballs. There are 3 saunas - dry, wet, and a random grotto. The grotto can only sit 4 people so careful who you go in with (everyone is naked). Your hotel price comes with dinner and breakfast daily. The dinner is a pretty formal 4 course meal - all pretty good. The waitresses are all very personable and wear their traditional dresses. They also save your wine for you if you do not finish the bottle. For purposes of skiing/snowboarding, the hotel is on top of a hill that allows you to directly ski to the gondola. This may seem like an awesome location until you have to walk/ski your way back up the hill which is quite a pain in the ass. I almost died of exhaustion "skiing" up the hill. that being said, the views were absolutely amazing. Check the weather before you come though because it was blizzarding for over 24 hours starting the end of our 1st day. Quite difficult to see whether you're skiing to your death. My only critique is that the staff could be a bit more helpful on making suggestions to tourists who come to ski on the best places to rent and places to eat and sight see and where to get lift tickets/hours, etc. It just seemed like we had to figure out most things on our own which was ok since most people spoke english but unnecessary work! that's what the concierge is for..but it is a minor point compared to what a great ski holiday you can have here.