Hotels in Fischbachau

"Excellent hotel/spa resort. Very nice indoor and outdoor pools; comprehensive spa and relaxation facilities, wonderful location out of the touristy path. Hotel is in excellent condition, very well maintained and very well equipped."

"No air conditioner "

"Excellent everything… but the church tower bells at 6am not my thing… may not work well for those sleeping in"

"Great overnight stay and food in restaurant was very good"

"This is a lovely hotel with a good selection of food for breakfast. Staff were very helpful and friendly."

"Very friendly staff. Great location. Safe and clean hotel and area."

"Breakfast was fantastic. Location was great and has a lot of dining options within walking distance. We ended up with one of the only rooms on the top floor that didn't have a fan, so the first couple nights were rough."

"Friendly and helpful staff at the hotel, rooms well equipped, clean and tidy. Each room has a balcony, although not all overlook the lake. Excellent restaurant in the hotel, highly recommended. The roof top bar gives wonderful views of Tegernsee and surrounding area, definitely worth a visit. They also have the local beer on tap, and a good selection of other drinks, spirits and cocktails. Breakfast at the hotel while good is a little pricey if you pay as you go, so if you want breakfast maybe pre-boiling is best, but otherwise zero complaints. We learned also that visiting tourists can get free local bus travel, more info is available from the hotel reception staff and Tegernsee tourist information. Local taxi's can be quite expensive and airport transfers can be challenging. Uber is available in Munich and at the airport but not locally in Tegernsee, so hiring a car or using the train network are good alternatives. After all the hotel is on Bahnhofstraße (station road) and is only around 200m away. In summary, I would not hesitate to recommend the Caro & Selig, our experience was excellent."

"The room had a lot of nice little amenities, and it was obvious that some thought and love was put into it."