The hotel is a converted residential building, right by the lake. It has its own parking garage, but you have to pay for it. The garage is small, making getting in and out a challenge. At night, when the crowds are less, you can park on the street. Many local Germans are vacationing nearby. Our room had a kitchen, but it wasn't very useful. There was also a large, glass-enclosed terrace, which should be comfortable in the winter, but in the summer, it would have hindered the cool breeze. The temperature swings between day and night are significant, and the room lacks air conditioning, so you have to rely on the outside air to cool down at night. There's a large bed and a sofa, which is perfect for families with children. The room is spacious enough to fit three suitcases fully unpacked. The breakfast isn't very varied, but the food is good, and at 12 euros per person, it's worth it. Restaurants like McDonald's don't always offer breakfast, and even if they do, the set menu is more expensive than the hotel's, and the selection isn't as extensive.
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