Search B&B in Allgäu Alps

"Amazing stay. Friendly staff. Hotel with great pool, outdoor warm bath tube and spa. Very good breakfast with a lot of food. Free coffee & non alcoholic beverages during the stay. Great choice for hikers."

"Beautiful hotel with gorgeous views and very helpful staff. Delicious food and convenient breakfast schedule. Situated on a hill outside of town, but I believe there is a good bus connection for those who don't fancy the climb. Great for hikers!"

"We had an amazing time at this resort. The staff and amenities were fantastic. The outdoor infinity pool was incredible (we went there everyday after skiing), the indoor pool and hot tub was also perfect and relaxing. We ski in/out could not be easier and the ski rental (IfenSport) was only steps away from the hotel entrance. One of the best ski in/out resorts we have ever stayed at. All this with ski passes that are 1/3 the cost of skiiing at US resorts. Also, amazing food. All in all, we had an amazing time and hope to come back again in the future!"

"Good hotel in Pfronten. Easy parking, unfortunately no restaurant or lounge with service, but a room with a fridge and drinks to purchase. Breakfast is good with a good variety of foods. Rooms are clean and nice."

"Property was quite good"

"Wonderful property and resort between the mountains and near a lake. Perfect mini retreat or weekend getaway."

"Nice facilities- pool, saunas, spa, gym. Very good breakfast. Friendly staff "

"We needed a place to stay while cycling between Lake Constance and the alps and I didn’t have high expectations - but this place was great. Stunning view from the room. Rooms are very basic but very clean. Dinner at the restaurant was excellent. Service was great - and super accommodating especially as we don’t speak any German. Highly recommend."

"Great Location just across from the train station. Very modern and very clean. No contact check-in/out. Everything via their well designed app.... and that's the only thing that might be a tad challenging for old school techno-phobes "