Hotels Near Kleine Brücke in Garmisch-Partenkirchen

We stayed here for two nights as we drove along the Alpine Route and couldn't have made a better choice, this is a charming Art Nouveau hotel with a lot of its original features intact. Now you will read many reviews that say it needs modernising and re-equipping but if you look beneath the surface you will see what a fine hotel this is. The service from every member of staff goes beyond what you will find in the chain hotels and that includes the youngest girl who waited at breakfast. They have the widest choice of quality tea (probably 20 different ones) that I have ever seen at any hotel that we have stayed at. Breakfast itself was excellent with a good selection of meats, cheeses, yoghurts, fruits etc and the bacon and scrambled egg was cooked to perfection, it's probably the first time in fifty years that I have had traditional bacon with the two little bits of bone in, great memories. The room itself was large and quiet, the bed comfortable and the shower worked well. I agree that some may think the rooms need modernising but we do not come to hotels to spend hours in our room, we tend to rise early and after breakfast we go out until we are ready for bed. There is so much to see and so little time. We did use the sauna on one evening and it was very good and hot 90-100C with room for four or maybe six people at a time but only one other couple used it while we were there. There is a cool relaxation area with four recliners and a couple of chairs but you can also go out into the garden area. We did not use the pool but several others were using it, again you can exit onto the garden. On the Saturday evening we ate at an excellent family restaurant about 100 metres away, unfortunately my wife left her handbag there with our passports in it. We were going back to Munich for a concert the following morning and returning late in the evening, we informed the reception of our problem. On our return at 3.30am Monday morning the night porter had my wife's handbag already for her. If we were passing through here again this is where we would stay without any shadow of doubt.

I arrived late and had to go early again. And that was, sincerely, good so. Because the stay was all different than pleasant. My room had come into the years and was located with the window directly on the main street. In summer, with open windows, a doubtful pleasure when the trucks pre-improve in professional traffic. The fruit salad at breakfast had already started to ferment - and the buffet had nothing to do with modern tourism as the whole hotel appearance. The request to put my bike in the windfall for two minutes was unfortunately rejected by the reception, so I had to get a castle around the block into the garage to get a car. And back, which then took overly ten minutes.After all: the reception was occupied 24 hours, a late arrival was uncomplicated, even though communication in pointo language was rather difficult. In short: I would have cared for a night's pension for the fuffie. But for 150 euros I have rarely experienced such a bad price-performance ratio

Great location on the outskirts of town but easily walked from the station in the summer/autumn, just be aware of the hike up a steep trail to the entrance - there is an alternative! Food was wonderful - great variety in the buffet breakfast and dinner. Staff were very friendly and helpful; they make you so welcome. At the back of the hotel are trails with fabulous views of Zugspitze and Alpspitze; you can hike the old bob sleigh run, too. We really enjoyed our stay and would be happy to return.

This a very nice vintage style hotel in the best street of Pa area. The hotel staff is so friendly and courteous. Nice bar, nice restaurant too. We stayed for a night only but would have loved to stay longer. Rooms are big with super views, nice balcony and big bathrooms. Beds are comfortable. Before I booked I had read some reviews on old furniture/ furnishings.. but trust me, it’s very clean and well maintained. The hotel room has old style furniture but it is well maintained and very very clean. We booked a breakfast in advance and then did not have it as we were not hungry. The staff was ready to adjust it against any other F&B bill, which we think was amazing service. Finally because they were fully sold out for dinner, they refunded the amount in cash. Truly impressed with this.. Go for Atlas Grand Hotel.. you will love it.

Clean and free water was provided. I also found my lost wallet and the counter staff was so friendly. It was a pity that it leaked a little even if it was watered by the bathtub, but it was only a sense of the bathtub. Recommended

At a rate of EUR 220+ per night, we expected a calm, well-maintained, scenic and professional hotel experience. Unfortunately, we found neither. Rooms are equipped with kitchenettes which are unlocked at an extra charge of EUR 30 (we did not opt for this). The (locked-in) old kitchenette fridge kept us awake all of our first night. Staff acknowledged the poor state of this equipment and admitted several guests had complained about this noise before us. Thankfully they turned the fridge off for our second night. But why was this on in the first place when we had not booked the kitchenette extra? We came for Alp calm - not noise of an old fridge we did not even have access to. Hotel facilities were old - all of it - all dated from when constructed (early or mid 70s?). Wall-to-wall carpets in room. Our roomed smelled of old cigarette smoke. We were tempted by beautiful looking photos of the hotel where balconies had unspoiled views of the Alps. Unfortunately our room was dark and had no view whatsoever - expect for a few trees and a railway track that had trains spoiling the tranquility we came for. Website photos for not live up to expectations! Waiters repeatedly did not take our requests seriously, whether we asked for frites to be replaced by potatoes, chicken to be added to our the vegetarian dish (waiter shrugged this request off, before eventually accepting for an extra charge), or forgetting to prop up our breakfast table (no butter on day one, no yoghurt on day two - all paid for). English skills also questionable. Aargh - for this price we expected so much more - this was unfortunately a disappointing stay for us. This is a pity because the hotel location is good and the place has some good potential if owners would only pay to maintain the place.

We enjoyed the stay, service and equipment very well. The hotel set consists of 2 land houses and 1 sea house, which is directly on the beautiful bathroom. We had a room in the land house with view of the train tip. The breakfast had a nice selection of various pans, cheese, eggs, musli and bakery variations. A alternate selection would have been nice, but still completely enough. The dinner is set by the restaurant ”Werdenfels” as a buffet and has tasted us very well. There are many possibilities for outdoor activities such as walking, boat tours (in summer), With the cableway to the top of the train and skiing there. With a hotel ticket you can travel free to the Eibsee or to the neighbouring cities of Garmisch-Partenkirchen. There is an internal wellness area with possibility for massages. I had the quick relaxing massage and was deeply relaxed afterwards! The staff was very careful and premature. We can only recommend the hotel and would come back.

Ettal as an area doesn’t have a lot to offer. We wanted to go up the tallest mountain in Germany and this was a convenient stop over hotel for that purpose. as the drive to the mountain wasn’t far. The hotel is fairly large but rather dated inside. The young lady on reception was cheerful and her English wasn’t too bad and she tried to help us. However, on the first night we ate in their restaurant and the servers spoke no English, no menus in English and were fairly unhelpful The food was pretty average. The hotel has a small bar near reception but everyone seems to drink outside the front of the hotel where the public can come in also. The room was big and comfortable but the whole atmosphere of the hotel is it needs a refurbish.

Before going to the Passionplay this year, I looked up photos in my ancestor's scrapbooks at home in the USA from the 1900 Passion play and brought them along to compare in 2022. They had stayed at the Wittlesbacher Hotel and eaten at the Alte Post, so I was excited that we were booked to eat there the night before the play too. I was very impressed that even though we had been delayed on the road for two hours beyond our reservation time, the staff of the Alte Post STILL had our reservation card on the table as if nothing were unusual! The food in 2022 was delicious; we both had the Sauerbraten, red cabbage and Knüdln--which were EXCELLENT served with a local dark beer and a wild berry Charlotte for dessert. I also sampled the ”yellow” after dinner liqueur from the Ettal monastery.. that was good too! I just hope my ancestors ate as well 122 years before!