Hotel Bären

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• lolo c

  10 julio 2015
  No recomendable

  Viaje de grupo para conocer la Selva Negra y Alsacia .Habitaciones limpias pero estrechas, a mi me toco una buhardilla y había el sitio justo para moverse. Muy ruidoso, a las seis de la mañana la iglesia que está a 50 metros toca las campanas -debe ser el despertador del pueblo- durante un tiempo que se hace interminable -91 campanazos dobles llegue a contar- y por la noche los cánticos/musica en el restaurante del hotel de enfrente -de la misma cadena- se prolongan hasta las 23 horas mínimo, todo esto después de estar todo el día de excursiones se hace muy incomodo. Para costumbres españolas el desayuno mas bien escaso-básicamente pan-, la leche caliente cuando se acababa había que ir a pedir otro termo a las cocinas, y las cenas tipo alemán, correctas. Una de las noches nos pusieron para cenar las sobras del buffet de la noche anterior -todo mezclado- paella con pepinillos, espaguetis con nata con ensalada de alubias, etc., en el mismo plato. El trato del personal distante y sin interés por entenderte. Si quieres usar Wifi solo es posible al lado de recepción.

  

• Jasiher

  03 agosto 2015
  Pésimo Hotel

  Estancia en "Hotel Baeren Oberharmersbach (Alemania), nefasta. Habitación nº 53 con CHINCHES. He tenido que acudir al servicio médico de urgencias. Este hotel, es en España, una pensión. No hacer reservas en este establecimiento

  

• Maitesti

  04 agosto 2015
  Pésimo Hotel (Continuación)

  El comentario anterior, de pésimo hotel, corresponde al edificio del Hotel Bären, situado a la izquierda de la iglesia. No correspondiendo las fotografías de la habitaciones, ni vajilla, ni recepción del hotel, ni nada de lo que en esta página se muestra, que corresponden a otro edificio, y que no es en el que HALCON VIAES (TRAVELPLAN) aloja a sus grupos del circuito ALEMANIA - SELVA NEGRA

  

• 222JeanClaude222

  10 noviembre 2020
  Very basic, unfriendly and poor quality.

  From the outside the hotel looks reasonably impressive....... that's where it ends. We settled for our third room as the first two were just unacceptable in several ways, the first being un-made up with used bedding. The second because it was too dark to even undo our case without using a torch. Our third room was a great improvement, yet extremely basic, no carpet, curtains that didn't quite close together, a TV that didn't work and the tiny shower room/toilet smelt very bad. The food was awful, absolutely awful. Breakfast rolls were obviously from the day before... soggy and stale. It was all so cheap and poor quality. The location is great and the village is very pleasant, but do yourself a big favour and stay in a different hotel. There are a few others that cost just a fraction more, but its so worth it.

  

• Brixhamcat

  03 septiembre 2020
  Unwelcoming experience

  As passengers on a coach tour we were based at Hotel Baeren during a Black Forest visit. We had been advised that social distancing was being followed at this facility but this was not the case in the dining room. We were all closely seated together at very small tables to one side of the dining room and shouted at loudly by the owner/manager whenever one or two of us attempted to get our meals from the buffet. Given that several of us were single travellers we had no choice but to sit close to strangers. On our coach we were socially distanced so this was making it all a bit of a nonsense. Several German visitors were observed unmasked at the buffet tables in quite large numbers and the wait staff just shrugged when this was pointed out. However, the rooms were clean, spacious with plenty of towels and hot water. The church bells were not a problem once ear plugs were installed. Except for MSNBC there was not an English language TV channel available despite the Sky TV sign outside the hotel and only WiFi access was in the reception or dining room area. Food can only be described as institutional level of cooking with no options for vegetarians. Excessive amounts of salt in much of the pasta made it inedible. Tinned fruit was dessert most evenings. Given that most hotels have suffered during the lockdown period the staff and management were generally unfriendly. However, the owners seem to have a monopoly in the immediate area so not much incentive to improve the customer experience.