Boutique Hotel Alemannenhof

What a beautiful hotel - perfect position overlooking lake. Staff spoke English and helped with any queries. Room very peaceful (worth paying for a lake view) and immaculately clean. Restaurant great overlooking lake and breakfast and dinner excellent. Lovely comfy seats outside to relax with a drink and swimming in lake if energetic!! Thanks for lovely 2 days

Beautiful and cosy hotel in a magnificent location! Reserve a room with view to the lake and you won't have enough of it. The food is very good and the staff are very friendly. Highly recommended!

The hotel has a beautiful view however the rooms and amenities were not what we would have expected for a 4 star hotel. The first room that was assigned to us was on the first floor directly next to the Check In and across from the elevator. We could basically hear every guest of the hotel go in and out during our first night. The room itself didn’t feel very clean, especially the floors looked like they had dirt in the cracks of the wood and the furniture was dated. The photos used of the spa were clearly not very recent but the treatment was nice. All in all, it was a lot to pay for what we got.

Very brief visit here following tour of lake and they dropped us off here. Great views see photos. Easy to understand why they brought us here. Worth another visit. We had black forest cake snack of course. We didn't stay but an hour or so. Then back on bus to ship. WC are located downstairs.

Nestled in a stunning location facing the picturesque lake, just a mile from Titisee, the Alemannenhof Boutique Hotel captures the imagination with its fairy tale-like exterior. The charming wooden structure is complemented by a plethora of vibrant flowers and enchanting local-style architecture. The intimate setup, limited number of rooms, and exceptionally friendly reception staff create a welcoming ambiance that's difficult to surpass. The view from the rooms is breathtaking—a serene lake surrounded by tranquility, without the distraction of other hotels or bustling roads. However, the hotel experience fell short in a couple of significant areas. Firstly, the room design, which includes an integrated bathroom, lacked necessary ventilation. Post-shower, the room became uncomfortably humid. Additionally, the absence of air conditioning was keenly felt during a particularly hot week, and the lack of mosquito nets meant we couldn't open the windows without inviting swarms of mosquitoes from the nearby lake, leaving us to choose between a stifling room or itchy bites. Despite these issues, the physical charm of the building would have warranted a four-star review. However, the dining experience profoundly disappointed. The service began with a reservation mix-up, followed by misinformation and a lack of engagement from our waiter, who vanished mid-service without arranging a replacement. We endured a 45-minute wait between courses, only resolved when we sought out another waiter for assistance. The meal itself was underwhelming too—the steak was overcooked to the texture of leather, the cheesecake dry as desert sand, and the vegetarian main course lacked any imagination. The overall dining experience did not reflect the standards expected of a four-star boutique hotel, especially given the premium pricing of the meal. The restaurant alone, I regret to say, would struggle to merit even a one-star rating.

I should start with a warning that we stayed here over five years ago, so I would certainly pay attention to more recent reviews if you are planning a stay. Why bother writing one now, would be a fair question, but I just forgot, in the aftermath of our trip, and just ran across a matchbook I have, and it reminded me. Whatever the current situation/employees, we had a _wonderful_ experience. Was not really their season—we stayed in mid-May of 2019—so there were enough guests to make it interesting, but not too many that it felt crowded. The view was lovely, our room was spacious, sparkling clean, and comfortable, and honestly, the front desk staff were the nicest—by far—of all the hotel staff we interacted with in a two-week+ trip. We had an unexpected trip interruption and had to leave Switzerland earlier than planned, so we had no reservations and were just heading for the Black Forest and hoping we’d find something. Saw the lake off to the left and decided to look at it. Don’t remember now what we paid, but it was more than reasonable, and the breakfast was lavish and delicious. We were disappointed it was only one night.

We took an apartment. The view was really nice. The apartment had everything. In the morning, they sent us pre-breakfast. Next to the main building, there is a private small beach. great service at the restaurant. Unfortunately we didn't like that there were many stairs, not so convenient with children and luggages. we would've liked to have an oven since there was a place for it.

Beautiful location, very close to the lake, charming ambiance, and nice rooms with a balcony with a view. I enjoyed my stay.

The setting is beautiful, décoration medium, food ok, however, neither the service nor the surroundings would justify the pricing. À classic case if "would like to bé really fancy, but I am not".