The hotel’s ok, not as centrally located, though. It has a swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna and steam rooms. It also has a game room with a billiard table (you can play for a fee), a football table game machine (also for a fee), darts and a 2-lane ten-pin alley. Our room was big with a lovely view. We stayed for a week and were given free guest cards to use on the local buses and some free activities. We used them to go to Spitzingsee (highly recommended). What I don’t like about this hotel is the unfriendly reception staff. They are terrible at making you feel welcome (ergo, the 3stars). At least their guest relations officer, Alex, was nice and helpful. He went the extra mile to make everyone feel welcome by organising a talk to let guests be acquainted with hotel facilities and tours. Free wine and cheese followed after the talk, which was a nice touch.

Amenities were great. Bedroom needed updating but beds were comfortable. Coffee and tea were replenished daily. There's even a tiny fridge. Outside of the bedroom, there was a pool, jacuzzi, sauna, steam bath, and a game room/bowling alley (but I think you have to pay a small fee to operate the arcade machines).

It was nice having an unlimited-ride bus pass which you can use to go to nearby areas like Spitzingsee.

We haven't had a chance to try the restaurant as the prices were steep. There are better food options in Schliersee. You could even buy groceries at Netto and Edeka, which are only a 10-minute walk away.

The service wasn't on par with what we had in mind. Reception lady came across as unfriendly - seemed like she hated her job.

Very quiet and relaxing resort. Enjoyed our stay very much. Very near to all the amenities and easy to walk to the town. We were given free parking and bus ride to the nearby town, which is very handy.