I only stayed one night and did not try the breakfast. The hotel is conveniently located next to…read morethe train station and the Bodensee. + reception staff was very friendly + room was clean and nice - no minibar - Internet connection was pretty bad

Grüß Gott - A common greeting in Austria, meaning "God greet you." It's used throughout the day,…read moreespecially in southern Germany and Austria. Bim - Refers to a tram. For example, "Die Bim kommt gleich" means "The tram is coming soon." Jause - A snack or light meal, often enjoyed in the afternoon. It can refer to anything from a sandwich to pastries. Schmäh - This word means "joke" or "funny story" but can also imply a sense of charm or wit in conversation. Heast - An informal way to say "Hey" or "Listen," often used to get someone's attention. Oida - A versatile term that can mean "dude" or "man." It can express surprise, annoyance, or excitement, depending on the context. We had lunch at the Gasthaus. It's a small place the seemed to be popular with locals. I had the liver meatball soup, seemingly a traditional lunch, and it was good. The service was slow.

Have stayed here several times. Beautiful views and wonderful food. Only wish the sun would have…read morecome out to make the stay even better.