Lake Road
Starnberg, Nightly Rates(126.33 - 229.70)3 Star
Property Description
The Hotel Schlossberg attracts a sophisticated level of clientele from many countries. The tranquil location affords many outdoor activities, and just a few steps away is the Famous Castle plus many estates of Germany's wealthiest people. The centre of Munich is easily accessible by car or the rapid S-Bahn from Starnberg, a few minutes from the hotel. Our guests have the great advantage of enjoying very spacious and deluxe accommodation at about half the cost of city hotels, in extraordinary surroundings. Situated directly on the shore of Scenic Starnberg Lake, near one of Ludwig II's Castles. The setting is of quiet elegance in a forest of century old trees, mansions and country estates, walking and biking trails invite you to delightful outings in the countryside. Hotel bikes are available free of charge. During the warm months, cruise ships stop frequently at the hotel docks. Our facilities are exceptionally spacious and attractive. Most rooms have private outside terraces and floor to ceiling picture windows with views of lake or mountainside. The Lakeside Restaurant is famous in the region for its gourmet cuisine at modest prices. A typical Bavarian Beirstube Pub supplements the more formal restaurant. In nice weather year round, the Lakeside Terrace is a favorite place for a meal or coffee or a beer in our wonderful Biergarten. In the hotel there is a variety of meeting rooms with all equipment necessary for small business meetings. Also, facilities include Whirlpools, Saunas and Solarium. We can help guests with special interests, sports, cultural, sightseeing, excursions, ect. Please call hotel directly for more information.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Free Parking
Mini Bar
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pets Allowed
Pets Allowed
Parking
Restaurant
Safe Deposit Box
Tennis
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
All Rooms Feature:
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* Color Cable Television * Private Bath with Shower * Telephone * Small Fridge * Outside Terrace * Desk
Deluxe Room
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Deluxe Room features: * One King Bed * Extra Doubel and/or Single Bed permitted * Lake View
Superior Room with King Bed
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Superior Room with King Bed features: * One King Bed
Superior Room with Twin Bed
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Superior Room with Twin Bed features: * One Twin Bed
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 2 PM
Check out time is 11 AM
Time Zone is GMT +1
55 rooms.
0 suites.
0 floors.
Directions
50 kms south of Munich Airport: Take the highway to Munich, then highway direction Garmish, then Starnberg then eixt Pevcia-Berg, to the main road to Berg. before you enter Berg you will see the sign " Hotel Schlossberg" at the main road.
25 minutes from downtown Munich. Splendid location on the shore of Lake Starnberg - in the Foothills of the Alps. Exceptionally beautiful surroundings for walking and biking. Many interesting points of interest nearby.
Munich Airport (MUC)
Guarantee Policy
All arrivals require a credit card guarantee at time of booking.
Cancellation Policy
Through the internet site where your reservation was booked, cancellations must be made 48hrs prior to local check in on day of arrival to avoid cancellation and/or no show charges of one night.
Restaurant Information
The Lakeside Restaurant
* Serving Gourmet Cuisine * Located On-site
Meeting Facility
Meeting Rooms
* Contact Hotel for further Details
Recreation Information
Off-site Activities
* Golf Courses around the hotel * Boat trips in summer * Tennis * Sailing * Lake Swimming * Use of Hotel Bicycles
Attractions Located Nearby
* Daily Lake Cruises from Hotel Dock * King Ludwig's Castles - 1hr drive * Summer/Winter Alpine Chair Lift - 1hr drive * Munich City - 20 km south * Garmish - 50 km south * King Ludwig Castles - 50 km south
Corporates Located Nearby
* Siemens - 20 km south * Alliance - 20 km south
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