“Gerne wieder!”
The service was excellent, the staff friendly, and the breakfast offered a wide variety.
NorbertHace una semana
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★★★·Ühlingen-Birkendorf·8.8
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o simplemente escríbelo — «hacia el 20, tres noches»
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Schwarzwald‑Pension Fechtig in Ühlingen‑Birkendorf offers family rooms with private bathrooms, balconies, parquet floors, desks, seating, TV, and wardrobe. Guests enjoy free Wi‑Fi, a terrace, on‑site parking, a minimarket, coffee shop, EV charging, and a complimentary continental breakfast. The hotel lies 32 km from Adlerschanze, 24 km from St. Blasein Abbey, and 41 km from Hasenhorn Coaster Todtnau.
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Cómo valoran los huéspedes el hotel, aspecto por aspecto.
The service was excellent, the staff friendly, and the breakfast offered a wide variety.
Norbert·Hace una semana
Friendly people, a super clean room, a good bed, a nice shower, a generous breakfast, a kitchenette and a balcony – everything was just fine.
Sarah·Hace un mes
The breakfast buffet had a nice selection of cakes, and the staff member was very warm and cheerful. The bed was too firm for me and the blanket felt stiff.
Rebecca·Hace un mes
After a serious delay, the accommodation offered a nice solution so we could still arrive after 20:00, and the breakfast was excellent.
Paul·Hace un mes
I spent one night in apartment room 8 while on a motorbike trip back to the UK, and the parking is located at the rear of the building, out of sight of the road, where I could park under an overhanging part of the building for weather protection even though it wasn’t needed at that moment. The pension shares the building with a café and a mini‑mart, handy if you need provisions. Check‑in starts at 2 pm, when the café opens, where I had coffee and cake – very nice. The room is up a flight of stairs and immaculate, well equipped for a longer stay with a comfortable bed, a settee, a dining table, a small “studio” kitchen (all in one room) that includes a kettle, coffee maker, two‑ring electric hob and fridge, cutlery and crockery, a large wardrobe, and a bathroom with a walk‑in shower, hairdryer, and a TV that only shows German channels. Breakfast runs from 8–10 am, a typical German fare. It was a very pleasant stay with friendly staff. The pension doesn’t serve dinner, so you either cook yourself or visit “Gasthof Zur Post,” about a 5‑minute walk away, where I went for a meal.
Trevor·Hace un mes