The room was (#14) had the best view in the entire hotel. Partenkirchen, Alpspitz and Zugspitze front and center. The sunrises and sunsets are spectacular. Big, comfortable bed and a rustic Bavarian farmhouse theme. The restaurant is a wonderful, genuine Bavarian experience. The food is authentic and plentiful. The ambiance and entertainment makes it all the better. Staff is friendly, outgoing and helpful. They are very proud of Hotel Fraundorfer, and rightfully so. Partenkirchen is a quieter option to Garmisch, but is only a few minutes walk away from Garmisch's shopping, entertainment, Bahnhof and Zugspitzbahn. Partenkirchen oozes culture, history and culinary indulgence with every step on Ludwigstrasse. I will stay here every time I travel to Garmisch-Partenkirchen.

The bathroom is a little small, but I'm 6'5" and most places seem small to me. Hardly worth mentioning.

This hotel needs no advertising - the best in Partenkirchen. Skip chain hotels and enjoy true Bavarian style and charm. Very well decorated, all rooms clean and equipped with new furnishings. You must have dinner at its restaurant - truly authentic. We had Christmas dinner, and all of sudden the entire staff gathered and sang the Silent Night together with guests. You will have tears rolling how great this family run establishment is. Not to mention live music every night and traditional dance!

The breakfast had a good selection of usual German fare to get you started for the day, laid out in a cosy setting. The main part of the hotel complex was the original building and had retained a lot of its original features. The restaurant is very popular and was always well attended during our stay. This is of little wonder has the meals were good and wholesome and there was entertainment each evening; in the form of Bavarian folk music, accompanied by male dancers with much ankle and thigh slapping.

There is nothing that springs to mind. Although it must be remembered that being an original building retaining a lot of its authenticity; there are no lifts in the main building, but I did notice that they were available in the annexes.

We were met very warmly after our long journey over the mountains, met by Barbara, the owner who took a personal interest in our entire stay. All her staff are exceptional, so helpful and friendly. Our room was comfortable and the breakfast (extra €16.50) was fantastic, a wide range of produce, something to suit everyone. We also ate in the evening in the hotel restraunt, we had the local pork hock dish, very well presented. Also, we had live traditional Bavarian entertainment. It's a great place to stop.

The staff deserve a night off, so when that happens there are not too many other places to eat so plan for that.

We booked a junior suite. Actually, it was a two bedroom apartment. We had our own sitting room and a kitchen. The restaurant was very traditional Bavarian style with performances. Very enjoyed it.

The glasses and mug needed to be cleaned before using them. May be we were not supposed to use them because the owner marketed it as junior suite and didn’t mention about the kitchen under the facilities list. It was not a big deal, just clean them before using them. This matter didn’t stop me coming back.

Beautiful carefully decorated in a classic Austrian style. Nice kitchen area as well as 2 nicely appointed bedrooms, 2 and 1/2 bath and a cute balcony. Right next to very popular restaurant owned by the same family with delicious Austrian dishes. The staff were very helpful and friendly. It was also just down the road from Parnach Gorge and also not far from Zufspitze. There is not air-conditioning, but we found we didn't need it. We were there first of August but it still wasn't that hot. And in the evening it cools very nicely so you can open the windows and it gets very comfortable. We visited Spain and Italy beforehand... Austria does NOT get super hot like they do. There was often a short rain shower once a day and it was a very comfortable temp most of the day. In fact... take a jacket for visiting the higher mountain peaks. In summary, wonderful place to stay. We would go again in a heartbeat.

The parking is really tight but there is some available close or you have to park further away in public parking. We were able to find a spot though the 2 nights we were there. ... breakfast is available but not included and a little expensive

The breakfast was awesome. It was a buffet with multiple types of pastries, breads, pretzels, etc. There was fruit, yogurts, various cheeses and meats, and then also cereals. I had dinner here one night and it was also great. The food was delicious and the atmosphere was fun. This is more than just a hotel. It is a family owned establishment that has gone down through the generations. Everywhere you look there is something interesting. And the views from every window are amazing. Even the housekeeper was helpful. She carried my suitcase down the stairs even though I tried to tell her it was heavy.

My whole weekend was a ten. I couldn't find anything wrong.

Loved the location and the comfortable simple accommodation. Barbara, the owner, made us feel welcome and like guests in her own home. We really enjoyed dinner and the traditional german slap dance performance. The pride in Bavaria was celebrated and made the experience all the more memorable. The Hotel also provides guests with a pass that provides free bus transportation in town and discounts at area attractions.

A lovely German Inn, clean and very homey and, well "German"! Lots of woodcarving and decoration, Very comfortable beds. Great breakfast, had to pay for it but worth it. Lovely German restaurant with live entertainment associated. Truly full German hotel experience!

My travel group was older. Stairs are steep to carry suitcases up, especially for the 3 rooms under the roof. No elevator. Good value for what you receive but not cheap. But would for sure come again

It’s located in a historical street and is very traditional. The restaurant has not just Bavarian cuisine but live music and even a dance. The owner seems to recognise guests by face so there’s a personal touch.

There’s no wi-fi in the hotel and the mobile service wasn’t good either so I couldn’t use mobile data. The breakfast was also a bit too expensive at €17 for a typical continental buffet.