Berghotel Schlossanger Alp
Pfronten, Bavaria
Good Hotel Guide Review
‘Particularly enjoyed’, the Schlachter-Ebert family’s modern chalet-style hotel has a ‘spectacular setting’ amid fields, facing ‘a panorama of peaks’, on the edge of a ski and summer resort in the Allgäu Alps. Behind is the high Falkenstein mountain with its gaunt ruined castle. ‘Not slick but very comfortable’ and ‘professionally run’, it has a rustic decor: wood carvings, and ‘some whimsy’. A panoramic winter garden is a feature. Barbara Schlachter-Ebert’s cooking (Michelin Bib Gourmand) is ‘good with hearty portions’. Her husband, Bernard, is in charge of the wine. Meals are taken alfresco in fine weather. Service, by waitresses in local dress, ‘can be slow, but is friendly’. Breakfast is a ‘wonderful’ buffet. Geraniums on balconies; deer in the meadows; ‘cowbells by day, croaking frogs in the evening, otherwise peace’. There is good accommodation for families, and a ‘very small’ indoor swimming pool. The hotel is thirty minutes away from the Castle Neuschwanstein, well worth a visit.
Hotel details
Address
Am Schlossanger 1
Obermeilingen
Pfronten
Bavaria
87459
Germany
Telephone
00 49 8363 914 5 50
Bedrooms
8 suites, 27 double.
Open
All year.
Facilities
Lounge with open fire, winter garden, breakfast rooms, restaurant (pianist sometimes); small conference room; children’s playroom; swimming pool, different sauna and spa with 300 qm, solarium, whirlpool, Garden: terrace/café; children’s playground.
Children
Yes, cots and extra beds available plus a playground.
Dogs
Yes for €10 per night.
Credit cards
MasterCard, Visa.
Prices
Standard double room from €195, including breakfast.
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