Top Hotels in Oberjoch
The 10 best hotels in Oberjoch, Germany
Discover the best hotels in Oberjoch, Swabia, Bavaria including Zum Alten Senn, Alpin Chalets, Lanig Resort und Spa, Oberjoch - Familux Resort, Schonblick, Zum Alten Senn, Beim Vogt, Hotel Hochpasshaus am Iseler, Haus Einstein, Landhaus Berggluhen.
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1. Zum Alten Senn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Great value - Very close to Ski lift
Reviewed By Knichols78This hotel offers a great deal including bed, breakfast, evening meal and ski pass. The food is very tasty, maybe a little too much cheese. The spa area is small but enough for relaxing after a days skiing.
2. Alpin Chalets
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
The thirteen low roof Alpin Chalets are perfectly nestled along the breathtaking mountain saddle of Germany’s highest mountain village. The surrounding peaks of the 1200 meter high mountain village seem to quietly watch over the traditional alpine architecture. Experience the Allgäu in our Alpin Chalets – the pearls of the Panoramahotel Oberjoch. Whether alone, with your partner or with friends – the traditionally built Alpin Chalets combined with modern but cozy interior design and outstanding services suit everybody’s needs and offer an unforgettable stay in the mountains.
Perfect winter chill
Reviewed By specialtravvelerVery nice accomodations and lots of privacy. Nearby hotel ammenities are included. Breakfast is brought to your chalet! We can fully recommend a stay! Very friendly service. Requests are always treated immediately.
3. Lanig Resort und Spa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 103 reviews
Without Prejudice
Reviewed By stutt21I value the frank and unbiased reviews in Trip Advisor and I should have heeded the comments of “esmerelda w” dated 27 February 2015. It appears nothing has changed in more than three years as the hotelier, Herr Lanig, makes Basil Fawlty look like the paragon of good manners and courtesy. In a service industry such as his, there is one golden rule :- THE CUSTOMER IS ALWAYS RIGHT It is plain stupidity to engage in a confrontational discussion and argue back with an aggrieved client who is paying 300 € per night for the “privilege” of staying in his establishment. My wife queried 6 € per day charge for “Stornoschutz” (this translates as “Cancellation Cover”) with Herr Lanig. My wife who is German booked our accommodation by phone and this “option” was not mentioned. The written confirmation in German came to me and I failed to let my wife review the detailed terms and conditions. Genuine oversight. “Stornoschutz” is added by default unless you specifically instruct for it to be removed if you do not want it, ie you have to “opt out” instead of “opt in”. Addition of local taxes is normal but, never in over 40+ years of travel on business or on holiday around the world, has a hotelier come up with a more imaginative wheeze for “nickel and dime-ing” customers. To cut a long story short, Herr Lanig threw a tantrum and, instead of defusing the situation, said in a fit of pique “Well, if you are not happy, you can leave now and I will refund the rest of your stay”. So we packed our bags and walked out before breakfast. The hotel itself is nice enough, the food is good and the rooms are comfortable but the staff are very frosty and brusque which does not engender a relaxed atmosphere. There is an overall patronising and condescending attitude. For a supposedly “Luxus” (luxury) hotel there are a number of other shortcomings. 1 Erratic and painfully slow internet connection – Inexcusable these days. 2 The room did not have a fridge, desk to sit a laptop or tea/coffee making facilities. 3 Red crayon had been scrawled on the shower tiles by a previous (child) occupant and this had not been removed. This indicates a lack of diligence by the cleaners. 4 The communal areas have a sterile and lifeless ambience so much so we walked down to the nearby hotel, “Zum Alten Senn”, for a nightcap. 5 Eyes down at the feeding trough salad bar during dinner where the vultures are unable to wait their turn. 6 For the size of hotel/number of guests, the indoor pool is absurdly small – Little more than an enlarged jacuzzi to stand around and chat rather than swim seriously. 7 Cakes provided for afternoon tea but the cup of tea itself is billed to your account – Unbelievable. 8 Rude awakening by the church bells at 7.00am. This hotel is ideal for those who want to ponce around in a dressing gown all day and indulge in “wellness therapies” of questionable benefit. If not, take the advice of “esmerelda w” and (Quote) “Go elsewhere and save yourself from the bitter and nasty Lanig family”. PS Credit cards are still not accepted. PPS Herr Lanig, if you deign to read this review, do yourself a favour and go check-in to the Susom Surlej near St. Moritz for a few days. There you will learn the best practice for running a hotel and treating your guests.
4. Oberjoch - Familux Resort
Overall Ratings
5 based on 997 reviews
Perfect Family hotel
Reviewed By Michiel VThis was the third stay in the hotel for our family and we will be returning next year again. Our kids, as well as we did, enjoyed every minute of it. The hotel and staff are truly amazing. Everything makes you feel spoilt. Kids are taken care of with love and the facilities are fantastic (room, buffet, kids-clubs, swimming pool, wellness). With the hotel shuttle you are on the slopes within minutes so you can enjoy your skiing.
5. Schonblick
Overall Ratings
4 based on 5 reviews
Ok, wenn man Glück mit dem Zimmer hat
Reviewed By KnightSirKaiIch kann mich nicht beschweren, hatte Glück mit meinem Zimmer. Andere leider weniger. Insgesamt gibt es einige Zimmer mit wirklich schönen Blick und funktionierendem Bad. Das Interieur ist teilweise stärker "gebraucht". Dafür ist der Preis recht stolz muss man sagen. Für nicht funktionierende Duschen gab es leider bei Bekannten, die mit uns dort waren, keinen nennenswerten Preisnachlass. Für mich war es ok, deshalb 3 Sterne. Hätte ich ein anderes Zimmer gehabt, hätte es vermutlich weniger gegeben.
6. Zum Alten Senn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Great value - Very close to Ski lift
Reviewed By Knichols78This hotel offers a great deal including bed, breakfast, evening meal and ski pass. The food is very tasty, maybe a little too much cheese. The spa area is small but enough for relaxing after a days skiing.
7. Beim Vogt
8. Hotel Hochpasshaus am Iseler
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 2 reviews
Das Hotel ist voll mit Hunden und kot
Reviewed By 441lenafWir waren in einem der iseler Panorama Zimmer die ok sind aber: im Hotel rennen diese zwei Hunde frei rum. Die bellen jedes Mal wenn jemand rein kommt. Die gehen in die Küche, verlieren Haare. Abends im Schwimmbad sind die Hunde auch mit dabei. Manchmal sogar hundekot im Treppenhaus! Das Essen ist laut der Rezeption Angestellten fertig aus der Verpackung... Beim Frühstück ist es nur das nötigste und nicht schön her gerichtet.
9. Haus Einstein
10. Landhaus Berggluhen
