Hotel Seeblick

Large bedroom with minibar and safe, good easy to use shower. The housekeeping standards are excellent and the staff friendly. It would have been nice if the one free bottle of mineral water in the room had ben replaced when emptied though. As we were part of a group we had a set meal so difficult to comment too much on the food but what we did have was quite reasonable and well presented, breakfast quite adequate without being spectacular. Pleasant setting a short stroll from the lake itself. Nice swimming pool open from early till fairly late. Overall was pleasantly surprised.

All the staff in the hotel and restaurant were helpful, the "biergarten" was great and the food we were served was wonderful. There was no particular thing that we could complain about, if all the hotels we have visited were at this level life would be a dream.

This was a very nice hotel near to a small village and a lake. There were boat trips available on the lake. The hotel was very comfortable with good sized rooms and balcony. The staff were extremely helpful and friendly, the food was good with a nice variety of choices. I would definitely recommend a stay in this hotel.

Surprisingly large hotel in a small village close to the lake. Nice rooms; good breakfast. Pool, table tennis and swimming pool. Helpful staff. Vegetarian options on menu a bit limited but otherwise food was good and nice beer on tap. Easy access to lake for walking or cycling.

we spent 4 nights there as part of a package culminating in the Passion play at Oberammergau; our tour agent had obviously negotiated a cheap package and it was cheap and nasty. the rooms were adequate and clean, the water hot, no air conditioning. groups were made to eat in a soulless hall; the quality of the food at dinner left a lot to be desired, only the soups were palatable; the breakfasts were a disaster, supplies ran out (food as well as cutlery and English breakfast tea bags disappeared after day 1) no-one smiled and the service was totally graceless; perhaps problems with staffing but,,,, be warned: many rooms face the monastery church with hourly bell tolling throughout the night and a continuous cacophony at 0600 the staff were so miserable and unhelpful, a grim experience, made to feel like second or third class citizens. the best part was the ball-point pens, which speaks volumes