Hotels Near Lidl in Oberammergau

We were so happy to be back here finally! We come here and stay every year at our favorite Ettal hotel. Covid 19 derailed last years trip, so finally getting back was a piece of heaven! It's like coming home! It was so good to see all the familiar faces, in housekeeping, Jens at the front desk, Melanie and everyone in the dining room, like coming back to family! We have our favorite room overlooking the Kloster, {thank you SO much, Jens, and I love to hear the bells chiming. There are also rooms that overlook the glorious countryside. The staff is amazing, everyone from the front desk check in, the housekeepers, and house keeping, the rooms are spotless. Breakfast is always, fresh and with something for everyone. You will hot go away hungry here! We love their scrambled and fried eggs! and everything else is perfect too much to name it all. The dining staff is so friendly and welcoming, as is everyone at this hotel. The hotel is a mile drive from Oberammergau, and Garmisch and Mittenwald are with in a 30 to 40 minute drive. There is SO much beauty in this area of Bavaria, our favorite place on the planet! We stayed 6 nights this time, and next year we may stay longer. We really did not want to leave, it was so nice to escape the goings on at home, and be in a peaceful place, Bavaria . If you stay here you will not be disappointed .

It’s a great location a short walk from the town centre. The staff were excellent and gave some great advice on things to do and when would be busy. Lovely breakfast and a comfy room. We didn’t eat dinner there as there are a few great options locally, but we were very happy.

Horrible experience, in terms of my second day stay and my experience in the restaurant. I was only going to stay in this hotel on Friday, and Saturday Sunday elsewhere. Given the Friday night well spent there and with a nice room, I canceled my original Sunday plan and booked one more night with Aja. I left the hotel then I came back. I was downgraded from 3rd floor inner circle to the 3rd floor street view room, after I complaint about the street noise, the hotel reception downgraded me even more from the 3rd floor to 1st floor a room in front of the construction site. I do not know what else to say, after telling the reception I am a light sleeper, really needed this vacation which I paid and deserve. She still two times, give me bad rooms. In the end I paid extra to upgrade from Mountain View Standard Room type to their Junior Suite type. I paid 50 euros. And after all, even though I am not getting a actual junior suite, I am glad that after all of these troubles I gone through, I finally get to have a room that is quite for my sleep and a place for my vacation :) So you need to know, they do have a very limited number of rooms that are good for an vacation. And you never know which room they will assign you. They have such different tiers and environment for all of their rooms.

The rooms are very simple, and the villagers' houses are visually sensitive. The air conditioner is very poor, it often turns off automatically, and wakes up several times during sleep. The surface of the wooden floor looks the same. I put on my socks and walked around. The socks became very dirty. It is estimated that the cleaners only vacuumed and did not mop the floor. The curtains were pulled vigorously, and the dust got into the eyes. It should have been a long time since they were cleaned. There is a balcony but the privacy is poor, it is not blocked, and it is shared by the residents on the first floor. There is a restaurant less than ten meters from the balcony, and there are people sitting outside in the morning, at night, and facing here. The only satisfaction is that the restaurant environment is not bad, but the rooms are so rudimentary that it can't be more rudimentary.

Alpenhof is a nice enough hotel, but so many little things were off, there’s no way it can compare to other five star hotels in the Alps. Starting with the arrival by car - greeted by a phalanx of no stopping signs in the entrance, best just to drive directly into the parking garage and unpack there. The how-fast-can-I-say-my-greeting speech introduction to the hotel from the lady checking us in. The varying levels of maintenance on the walls, furniture etc (brown stain in the porcelain sink, mirror damaged, screen door opens and slams shut in the wind, random little hook sticking out of the wall in the hallway, …) Being woken on Sunday around 830 to what sounded like construction but turned out to be the maids pushing their trolleys across tiles in the hallway. The outlandish prices in the restaurant for food that was ok but nothing else (fish overcooked, portion tiny) A breakfast buffet with “everything” but not at a quality I’d expect of 5*. Seemed more like what you’d get if you did your shopping at Aldi, bread and cheese included (meaning not bad, but also not special) The narrow hallway connecting the spa with the outside pool with showers you may or may not find, where you can dry off after your shower as people press by you. That said there were also little gems. Some of the staff was very friendly (especially at the restaurant for breakfast but also some front desk staff too)! The outdoor and indoor pool were both nice. Eating breakfast in the gardens was lovely. And to be fair, those other 5* places cost a bunch more. So I guess it’s a mix of broken expectations caused by the rating, some unfriendly staff at the front desk (though there were really friendly ones there too!) plus a lack of attention to detail that I’d expect from 4* too that made this a disappointment in general.

Great location on the outskirts of town but easily walked from the station in the summer/autumn, just be aware of the hike up a steep trail to the entrance - there is an alternative! Food was wonderful - great variety in the buffet breakfast and dinner. Staff were very friendly and helpful; they make you so welcome. At the back of the hotel are trails with fabulous views of Zugspitze and Alpspitze; you can hike the old bob sleigh run, too. We really enjoyed our stay and would be happy to return.

The hotel is at the foot of Chuge Peak, parking is free, the room size is oversized, with a balcony of 60 square meters, and the balcony is outside the mountain view. The bathroom has small water pressure, ordinary facilities, a bit old. The elevator is broken, people with more luggage are not recommended, parking is free.

Hello Das Graseck team, as asked, I am sharing my opinion on our stay in your hotel. Almost everything was great, the staff, the facilities, and the room. The only disappointment was related to the restaurant. We ordered cocktails, nicely presented, however they each came with a plastic straw cut in half. I don't think that it matches the standard of your hotel. Switching to metal or glass straws would be an improvement, and also look nicer. The second point is regarding the 4-course menu. As asked during the reservation I mentioned that both of us are vegetarian. When the evening came, I was expecting a 4-course menu, with a starter, main dish, cheese and dessert, specially crafted by the chef and aligned to transport us gustatively, however it was not the case. It was rather a 'A la carte' menu. - The starter was with tomatoes, this is not a winter ingredient. - The crabs pea cream, was made vegetarian by removing the crabs. - Out of the three main dishes, one was with fish, one with meat and only one with grilled vegetables. That is a poor choice for a vegetarian person. An additional vegetarian choice would have been greatly appreciated. Most likely if you can eat fish, you can eat meat and vegetables, making you have a greater choice than just one dish. - The dessert, a 'fondant au chocolat' was not fondant. It was warm, slightly soft, but not fondant. In general the price of 25Euros for the menu, with so few choices for vegetarian is arguable. Adding another vegetarian dish and making it a real 4-course menu experience would better match the standard of Das Graseck. This will not prevent us from coming again in your cozy hotel.