Hotels near German Clock Museum, Furtwangen im Schwarzwald

The breakfast was great, no less than a five-star hotel. The surrounding environment of the hotel is first-class, and the internal facilities are also very characteristic, especially the many details are very warm, and it feels like home. The front desk manager is the nicest German gentleman I have ever seen along the way and left a deep impression on us. This was the most satisfying stop on this trip, so it was another day.

A bed and breakfast in the small town of Shenwald near Triberg, the town is very quiet and beautiful, the uncle is very warm, the room has a balcony, and it is very comfortable to have a beer chat at night. The triple room has an early average price of 1000. The price is very high. There is not much choice for dinner nearby. There is only one German restaurant, one Italian restaurant, and the German restaurant is closed on Monday. There is no place to go on Tuesday. You can only choose to eat pizza for two days. . Opposite the Italian restaurant, it should be an activity park for the locals. There are roads for the brave and brave people to go for a walk. After dinner, go for a walk and the children play well.

Food and rooms were good - that's probably why there were so many guests. I once heard in passing at the reception: ”Fully booked”. The room furnishings were not entirely satisfactory - especially in the bathroom there is a need for action. The shower cubicle could only be closed with a trick - all the elements pressed against each other so that the driver groove at least snapped in the middle.... The large mirror with the integrated cosmetic mirror has only one flaw: It is mounted too high, so that the ”small ”I couldn't even use it (1.70 m tall). Good idea, not well implemented. Perhaps the manufacturer assumes that the mirrors are placed on the floor???

We visited the garden restaurant after a walk to the waterfall for coffee and cake. The garden restaurant is situated at the bottom of some steps and was pleasant. The waitress was initially friendly and as it was a very hot day we ordered black forest gateau and iced cappuccinos each, as thought they would be nice and refreshing. When the iced coffees arrived they were quite small in the glass (only about half full) - see photo before we tasted anything- and when my wife had a sip she realised it wasn't cold but was luke warm. I asked the waitress if we could have an icecube to cool it down but was told no, she didn't have any ice cubes (bear in mind this is a hotel!). We think maybe she just didn't want to walk upstairs to get any. Obviously the coffees were pretty undrinkable (they seemed to have been made with a hot coffee shot and room temperature milk). My wife had about 1cm of hers and I had less of mine. When we came to bill the coffees had been included even though there was obviously something wrong with them (as I had pointed out to the waitress when I asked for the ice cube). We questioned about the coffees and explained that they weren't iced coffees but tepid coffees. However the waitress just repeated that if we ordered them we have to pay for them. My wife hates any fuss so I reluctantly paid even though we couldnt drink them. The waitress had three opportunities to put the situation right after they sold something they obviously were unable to provide 1) provide an ice cube to cool down the drinks when we asked 2) noted that we weren't drinking the coffees and offer us a replacement 3) remove them from the bill. 3 wasted opportunities to do the right thing. We had been in Germany for 6 weeks up until then and had really positive experiences, unfortunately this happened on our last day and it isn't the image we want to take away. The black forest gateau was OK but I'm sure there are much better establishments in Triberg. I would love to hear back from the manager of this establishment.

We spent a very nice weekend in FederWerk with 44 people. The hotel is very modern. The rooms are spacious and clean. The sanitation facilities are disabled and very clean. The restaurant has delighted us with delicious 3- and 4-Gang-Menüs. As a special service, we were allowed to eat in the middle of our holy plate. All were enthusiastic! The staff was very friendly and professional.

4 nights stay in this hotel in the small village of Saig. A exemplary welcome on the first day with a visit from the entire establishment to show us the various services offered All staff is pleasant and laughing, many even make a effort to speak French. The hotel has a spacious and clean room with balcony, with a full sugar/salate breakfast for all tastes, but the hotel does not offer a restaurant for lunch/night. (Neighbouring establishment is a good alternative to eat)

Let’s start with the good: The apartment was exceptionally clean! Also breakfast was good! Where we found to be room for improvement was the basic kitchen amenities. First we had to get a box with kitchen supplies but the pans and pots were not clean. Also lots of things weren’t provided like a cutting board and proper knives. Also at the price point I would have expected salt/pepper to be included. Some of the staff member were less helpful than others. During check in I felt the helpfulness and friendliness were really lacking. Simple questions like where we could get groceries and such were answered with a sigh and a general wave of the hand in the supermarket’s direction. Not really helpful. Other staff member were friendly and kind though! All in all we felt that the price point did not match the experience we had. The general vibe of the apartment, the squeaky beds and kitchen lay out certainly did not translate to a €300 + price per night.

A very spiritual hotel in the Black Forest, opposite the Drip Lake, is the Black Forest, and the hotel has a kitchen in the studio. You can cook everything. Breakfast at the lakeside restaurant under the mountain, Michelin recommended restaurant.