Hotel zur schönen Aussicht

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Dated but clean hotel. Some of the furnishings could be considered antiques. Very friendly owners. Good breakfast. For an overnight stay this is fine.

The hotel really has a nice location, unfortunately the rooms are very outdated as well as generally the amenities. Staff is friendly and the prices Ok.
By and large, it can be said that the hotel would have a generous renovation of hardships as a matter of urgency.

The best days of the hotel are over; This is made up for with kindness.
The rooms show that something has to be done here again. Our sink had jumped a jump, several tiles in also jumped, chair in the bathroom loses his leg. Unfortunately, cobwebs in the room corners show that the hotel is not very fully booked either, because in used areas the cleanliness is topp. It is still advertised with a swimming pool, but this is no longer operated at all.
Also on Sunday fresh rolls next to toast, bread … available for selection. Everything you need for breakfast, sausage, ham, cheese, various jams, juices, water, fruit, yogurt … available.

70's style! Breakfast is OK! The rooms are clean!

I was satisfied with it. The room was clean. A warm and clean bed. The environment and the window view was fantastic.

Very good food, nice location, the friendliest chef ever.

Wedding reception: Friendly service staff but — during the last dance, all the tables were quickly cleared, i. E. Freshly drunk bottles of wine, beer etc were cleared away, although they were already paid for.
— The main train lasted until it was held from the first to the last guest over 2 hours and then it was just lukewarm (! )
— The table decorations created by our florist and paid by us was simply cleared away and said that it was disposed of. However, there was exactly the same table decoration at a Christmas party just a few days later.
— Moreover, the rooms are totally rundown and outrageously expensive for the price.
PS: Name is not program, because not even the view is worth mentioning.

Quiet Bavarian family house turned hotel. The hotel is 3.5 KM away from the train station. Very clean and tidy, the hosts are friendly. Open the window and you get fresh air and you hear cows mooing and cocks going cock a doodle doo. The rooms are small, so I don't recommend you book the singles. Good place for someone who wants to get away from it all.

Just missing the cleaning and the rest is fine.

I can understand the owners who no longer want to do much because of your age. However, it is too bad bath and sauna have now permanently closed and that restaurant is no longer running. Rooms are clean but sometimes quite lived and you can smell it too. Wi-Fi is slower than the mobile connection and reception leaves much to be desired. Breakfast is free of charge, but you should go with low expectations ran. The situation is relatively calm the views still exists, only the view from the rooms is growing so slowly.

Nice room and friendly staff. Very good, again and again!

ONLY Restaurant: A tip of the Chiemgau! The restaurant makes first a rustic, old-fashioned impression, this does not and has not of the Hand pointing to the Bavarian charm. Quite contrary to this, the Toilets of the house, extremely clean and modern. An old culinary wisdom says, the sight of the sanitary facilities leave on the Cleanliness of the kitchen close. Can inspire the Gasthaus "Zur schönen Aussicht" especially with a great Aubslick from the terrace and excellent cuisine. The food was a real Gaumenschmauß. Both in terms of price too high could the food be convincing. One has really realized that everything made was and the chef knows his craft. Thank you for the great evening with a beautiful view from the terrace and excellent food. At the next visit in the Chiemgau mountains, we are back.

When eating, you should be in luck. Rooms are writing. Especially Noticed are, hopefully, just heavily calcified showers and the 40-year-old television. As the Venue only poorly suitable. Large hall but too little and überfordertes staff. All in all, speaks not for the hotel management. As should the next Generation have a go.