Pfronten Hotels & Accommodations

When you stay at Pension Freiheit in Pfronten, you'll be near ski lifts, within a 15-minute drive of Hopfensee and Forggensee. This ski hotel is 12.2 mi (19.6 km) from Neuschwanstein Castle and 9 mi (14.6 km) from Tannheimer Tal.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access. Additional amenities at this hotel include ski storage, barbecue grills, and a vending machine.A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily from 7:30 AM to 10:00 AM.The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.Stay in one of 12 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Prepare your meals in the shared/communal kitchen. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers.

Well the location is amazing!! You can walk anywhere from the hotel which is a bonus but you pay for that bonus too. It is expensive to stay here, the rooms are large and basically bare. Clean and only one pillow per person. To walk to the room took some time due to the largeness of the corridors - sometimes you think you need a map! Beds were ok, not the best not the worse! Buffet breakfast was very good, lots of options and good quality. Probably wouldn’t stay again would look around for a smaller more personable hotel. The underground parking under the hotel has limited, very limited parking in an extremely tight carpark took multiple turns to even get in! Would not recommend that but near the information centre there is a large well lit multi storey parking garage and open 24/7 and wasn’t expensive! The town is beautiful and well worth the visit.

The location of the hotel is relatively remote, and it is more suitable for self-driving tour. The hotel does not serve dinner. The interior looks older. Room facilities are average. Staying here is to go to Neuschwanstein Castle the next day. Drive 4-5 kilometers.

The Rose Deluxe Room I booked was amazing. The front balcony faced the Alpine lake and the back balcony could see Neuschwanstein Castle. There is a seating area transition between the room and the bathroom, which fits my aesthetics and habits very well. It is definitely the best hotel room I have ever stayed in, bar none. There should be no more than 3 rooms in this location of the entire hotel. This room type is highly recommended. The room number I booked is 5205. Great value for money and ticks all the boxes.

We had to stop there because we couldn't get into our location and we did not have a phone to contact them.The desk clerk was more then helpful and let us use the phone to contact.He also let us use the hotel computer to get directions sent to our email.Thr desk clerk was very friendly and accomadating,had we not got our key we would have stayed there instead.Sokudos to the great desk clerk for helping 4 strangers from Canada.

It walks about 15 minutes from the station, but the scenery on the way is beautiful and it will not be bitter. It is surprisingly convenient in about 10 minutes from the center and the lake. The front desk was very kind and gave me a fussen pass. It is helpful because the bus is available for free and the ticket for some tourist facilities is discounted. The room is clean and cozy. There is also a spa, but German culture seems to be normal for men and women, and eventually it was not used.

Good, good service

In the town of Fussen, not far from the train station, quiet. The scenery is very beautiful and you can see the snowy mountains in the distance. The service is very good and the breakfast is good. It is the shower in the room that is not easy to use, no one is repairing

We spent only one night in the hotel Waldmann during our trip. We were very-very satisfied with the service, our room and the cleanliness and would like to come back :) I would like to recommend the hotel further.

An easy seven-minute walk from the train station is the comfortable and delightful Hotel Sonne Fussen. You will have to cross a two-lane road, but there are crosswalks at either end. There are actually two entrances. If you go to the right-side facing Sonne, there is a convenient door entering the hotel. The other door is on the people street of Reichenstrasse. In between the entrances are several smaller stores. There is a convenient parking garage in the lower floor. There is a room where you do have access to a washing machine and dryer found in the garage area. The reception staff, like the hotel, are friendly and accommodating. Don’t forget to ask for your “Fussen Card” which will give you a free bus ride up to Neuschwanstein and back. The busses are right by the train station. Our room was indeed very clean and pleasant. We had a balcony room facing the mountains. The only downside was the lack of privacy to one side. The balcony is nice though and we did use it The bed was large and comfortable. The bathroom was large enough. We did like the soft-carpet in the room. By the desk was a large picture of the library museum that was once in a Benedictine monastery and later became City Hall. If you have time, visiting that museum is well worth the money and time. Our two days at Sonne’s we elected not to have our room cleaned. A box of towels was kindly left at our front door. Sonne’s was the only hotel to do this in our month long journey through Bavaria. The hotel is decorated with interesting pieces of art. Some of the pieces could be in a movie. Breakfast is a highlight. The staff takes superb effort to make your breakfast most enjoyable. There are all sorts of items to choose from. You will not starve. I did like the sausages and croissants. Most people, if not all, come to Fussen for the castle. We found the village of Fussen to be a delight. Besides the monastery museum, there is Hohes castle close by and a doable walk to Lechfall. An Aldi’s is just down the street. We found walking the people streets brought real character to Fussen. We did enjoy the hotel’s restaurant for one meal. On a side street is a superb Asian restaurant called ‘Thuy Golden Stabchen.” They had the best shrimp. If you found this review to be “helpful” in any way, please click “Thumbs-up” to let me know.