We had a two-nighter here, and decided to upgrade to a view room. Although a little expensive, the room was well-appointed with a fantastic view of the mountains.

Excellent staff, and very helpful for hiking and touring suggestions. I'd go back here and highly recommend it.

Very comfortable room and beds, delightful little town (some construction going on, but no big deal). A local elder walking his dog saw us staring at a little map, and offered some good dining advice. His English was as good as my German! We ended up at the Golden Bear, a local favorite, with yummy specialties like asparagus and sausages.

We (an active couple in early 60's) stayed at this hotel for 5 nights. We had a large room with a balcony overlooking the mountain. That was perfect for having a cup of coffee or glass of wine at night while relaxing.
The breakfast at this hotel was one of the best and most varied that we have had in our travels. I already miss their great breads and peach yorgart.(sp)
The staff is very friendly and really tries to please.
We could not find anything to dislike about this hotel.

If you have a family that includes two teenagers and a ten year old you will already know how difficult it is to find spacious, decent quality accommodation at reasonable prices.
Will it be a couple of cramped hotel rooms, invariably on different floors despite requests for them to be adjoining, or an apartment that involves so many of the household tasks you are supposed to be having a break from?
Well, step forward Hotel Bavaria, Berchtesgaden, and particularly its top floor family suite.
For a start, the hotel is perfectly placed between rail station and town. It looks classically Bavarian and the theme continues inside. It all feels fresh and clean and is lovingly maintained by the friendly staff.
Our apartment comprised one double bedroom, a kitchen (which had an extra bed for our purposes), large living room (ample room for a twin bed in the corner), bathroom (inc jacuzzi) and balcony (with a to-die-for view of Mt Watzmann).
The breakfast is an absolute gut-buster, and though we didn't try it, the restaurant also looked up to the mark.
We've stayed in lots of hotels throughout Europe but this is the first one we've been moved to write a review on.
Check the hotel's own website - or get them to post you the brochure. The other rooms all seemed individualistic and of similar standard.
You might think It all looks a little bit too good to be true, and we wondered as much ourselves on the train down from Munich. But we weren't disappointed, and would be very surprised if anyone else was.