Romantic Hotels in Bavaria, Germany

We wrote an email direct to the hotel & asked for a room with a direct view to the Neuschwanstein Castle. The hotel has upgraded us to the best room with a direct view to the castle, it was a suite! It’s definitely the best room available.  The Reception Lady is very friendly and helpful.  However the room amenities are very poor except liquid bath soap no others are provided ( no shampoo, no body cream, no shower caps etc ). We received welcome drinks vouchers but it can only be redeemed between 18:00 - 20:00, no soft drinks, no coffee, no beers! I assume, it’s a pitfall so the guests would have dinner at the same time.

Very nice hotel in a perfect location to visit castles around. Spa has a stunning view. We stayed in Jagerhouse that was the older one, you have to cross the street for a breakfast or spa, but the building itself is very nice, even on the older side. There is a spacious parking, even though it is paid - for the location and the room rate it could be included. Also, 10 eur extra to use SPA after check in seemed weird and limiting, especially because SPA isn't open till late.

Very good location in the city center, the town hall, pedestrian street, shops and restaurants are all on the same street as the hotel, very convenient. The hotel is old but newly renovated, clean and bright, and the rooms are large. I like it very much. Moreover, the breakfast has many varieties and is cost-effective.

We were given a free upgrade to what seemed like a suite, which was very comfortable for us in terms of room size. There was an entertainment room at the ground floor with a pool table and air hockey table which my children enjoyed. There was a reasonable spread for the provided breakfast. The only downside for us was that the hotel elevator was out of service, which meant that we had a good workout carrying our luggage up 3 flights of stairs to our room.

This hotel really knows how to please lazy people! Breakfast is open until 1 PM on Sundays and 12 PM on weekdays, perfectly matching a naturally awakening pace. You can start eating at 10:30 AM and leisurely eat until 11 AM, skipping lunch altogether. The remaining time is perfect for strolling around the neighborhood, swinging on the swings – so relaxing! The complimentary sunscreen is a must-have! Very useful. However, I have to mention their dinner restaurant; the steak was absolutely awful, only the soup was decent.

The location is superb, as the tram stops right in front of the hotel. I was able to visit most of Munich's Old Town and tourist attractions by tram. The view was great, and the facilities were impeccable. It is a uniquely themed accommodation featuring a bar on the first floor. Since there was nothing I wasn't satisfied with, I plan to stay here again on my next visit to Munich.

The hotel is located in the old town. It is particularly convenient to walk to the square and the main commercial center. Rothenburg is not big, but it takes more than a day to walk around the city walls, shop, eat and drink. It is recommended to stay for one night. This hotel has a good experience. Typical German wooden bar structure family hotel. The self-contained restaurant is very affordable, and there are not many breakfast varieties to meet the needs of satiety. Not far from the hotel’s own parking space, parking on the ground, I forgot how many euros a day, and paid together when checking out, but there was no valet parking. When we checked in, the front desk told us how to get to the parking lot and drove it by myself. The light beer brewed in the kitchen is very refreshing. This is not a Michelin restaurant. It was selected in the Michelin Guide many years ago. I need to explain it specifically. German speciality grilled pork knuckle, tonkatsu, herring, and French fries are all available on the menu. We stayed in a family room, two large and one small, two rooms, an extra bed for the child, very comfortable. High cost performance, recommended.

Staying here felt like a castle experience—very special and memorable. The breakfast was excellent, featuring locally sourced food such as fresh bread and honey, which we really enjoyed.However, check‑in and check‑out were slow, as there was only one staff member on duty. At check‑in, the staff was handling a phone enquiry and I had to wait about 10-15 minutes.The hotel is close to the old town, but access requires using stairs, so it may not be suitable for guests with mobility or accessibility needs. In addition, the parking space is quite small and may not be suitable for larger cars.

There are many small hotels in the town of Fussen, but there are not many choices on Ctrip. I hope there will be more choices in the future! This house is decorated like a small wooden house, which is quite unique. Although it is not big, it has all the facilities and is quite comfortable to live in. The location is also very good, opposite the commercial street and 5 minutes away from the train station. There is a restaurant called Nashi nearby, which is a mixture of Southeast Asian and Japanese cuisine, and the taste is very good! There is a large terrace outside the room, where you can sit and drink beer and watch the sunset.