der grüne Baum Mountain Boutique Hotel

The hotel is very well equipped, centrally located, and has a nice sauna. The heating didn’t work, so we had to use a heater. The ladies at the breakfast buffet were really overworked because they were understaffed; there was no serving cart, so the poor girls had to carry plates, etc., to the kitchen—an outrageous burden for the staff.

Wolfgang·A week ago

“Schönes Hotel, aber schlechter Service und Frühstück”

The hotel’s furnishings are really good, but the staff felt understaffed and only somewhat helpful, and the breakfast didn’t even come close to being four‑star quality.

Marvin·2 weeks ago

This place is fantastic, with a very friendly team and a dreamy view of the Zugspitze; the breakfast was plentiful, the hotel itself was pleasantly quiet, and the excellent dining options are within walking distance – we’ll definitely return!

Mandy·3 weeks ago

“Schönes Hotel in super Lage 😊”

The location is great and there are plenty of eating spots in town (plus at the hotel), free parking right outside, and the staff are super friendly and helpful, plus the bartender is the best 😎. The mattresses were too soft (though not sagging), and the breakfast lacked structure – the buffet was often empty and there seemed to be poor communication among the staff. The buffet selection itself was adequate for everyone, but nothing special, and some corners could use a refresh, as parts are already a bit worn.

Patrizia·4 weeks ago

“Prima verblijf op een praktische locatie in Ehrwald”

The hotel sits in the center of Ehrwald, and you can also pick up a guest card for public transport at the front desk; the bus stop is practically at the door. The room is fine and meets expectations, and the breakfast buffet is extensive, though some days it gets very busy and noisy, with long lines for the coffee machine—maybe a second machine would help. It’s also nice that a Dutch woman works the evening shift at reception, making it easy to ask questions or handle small issues. During our stay we did two hikes: the first started from Ehrwald Alm to the Zugspitze, but when we reached Knorrhutte we found out the last gondola left at 16:30 instead of 17:30, so we missed the final leg and took the gondola from Sonnalpin to the summit. Luckily we caught the last gondolas and the bus back to Ehrwald on time. The next day we tackled the Seebensee and Drachensee hike, covering almost 27 km and 2,000 m in two days. We also had power issues in the room on two evenings when using the hairdryer, but the Dutch‑speaking reception resolved and compensated the problem promptly.

Jeffrey·A month ago