Marktoberdorf Hotel Guide - St. Martin's Church hotels in Marktoberdorf, Germany.

"Only stayed one night. Wish it was longer. The sauna is amazing. Great views and the breakfast buffet is incredible. "

"Great hotel in a small town for business trips"

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"Great hotel in the middle of the cosy village. Friendly and welcoming, even though it was self check-in. Breakfast very good, and charging for electric vehicles directly outside the door. "

"Nicely renovated little hotel. Although the staff left in the evening they made sure I could access a key for a late checkin. Only point was a little too much chemical/perfume smells in the room from cleaning products. Very clean though. Small but nice breakfast area."

"Welcoming staff, delicious dinner and breakfast, comfortable beds, LOVELY!"

"Great location, helpful staff. Fabulous hot tub in our suite. A lovely family orientated hotel. "

"Stayed in a beautiful apartment. The breakfast buffet was the best if our trip. The staff was super friendly and helpful (provided me a broom to clean then unexpected snow from my car). Would definitely stay at Landhaus Kössel again anytime I visit the Allgäu. "

"The views were lovely. We enjoyed our quick stay everything was clean and comfortable. "

"Worth the cost"

"Very nice clean room, very cozy restaurant in the same building, incredible lake and mountain view from the room balcony."

"Very nice, clean, hotel, easy parking friendly staff very helpful"

"Beautidul local am ience!"

"Great place to stay in a quiet country side area. "

"Beautiful scenery and excellent facilities."

"Amazing history of the Brewery/hotel. Very close to a lot of attractions. The restaurant is very tasty and efficient. I will stay here again. "

"Handy accomodation half an hour removed from Füssen and the other major extractions of the area. The price was fair for the size of the accomodation."

"Da sind zwei große Hunde und der Eigentümer hat nichts unternommen,als ich sagte, das ich Angst habe. In der Nach haben Anresende eine halbe Stunde gelinget und keinen erreicht, obwohl man über die Bescheid wüsste. Allso - nie wieder."