Pleisweiler-Oberhofen Hotels

"Nice and clean hotel "

"Quiet place Nice welcome and very good price "

"Good hotel in the entrance of the city and not really close to many activities."

"The hotel was very nice. The bar and common areas were large and nicely appointed. "

"Excellent hotel with really friendly and welcoming staff. "

"Good rooms Great restaurant Clean Welcomes dogs Consistent experience "

"A stop en route to Austria. a bit of confusion as philipsburg is another town and there was a road closure due to an accident. Well appointed and a healthy evening meal and breakfast. We will return!"

"Friendly staff and comfortable beds"

"The property is very nice and clean! Warm and Friendly staff! "

"Good place"

"Great location, good breakfast"

"A lovely place for this small town. Booked 3 rooms for me andy family. Room was spacious, very modern bathroom and shower. Nice breakfast in a antique and cozy atmosphere. "

"Loved my stay here!"

"Everything has been perfect. Thank you"

"The decor in the suite is lovely. The staff are friendly, welcoming and professional. We stayed in the family suite and the second room did not have a door. The tea/coffee station in the suite is very limited. The breakfast offering is great, unfortunately the breakfast room is too narrow."

"The apartment was as pictured. It was comfortable. My only issue was the person in the other apartment smoked and you could smell it in the apartment I rented. Otherwise very nice stay. "

"Nice clean rooms bed comfortable, shower excellent! Great on site restaurant! "

"Klein aber fein. Super preis Leitung. Gerne wieder !"

"Hotel is located on a hill overlooking the valley - wonderful sunrise views. Property is well maintained and rooms/bathrooms well appointed. One issue for us - we may have been placed into an accessible room - the bathroom light was tied to the door of the bathroom opening - there was no way to control the light other than the door (I asked). If you use the bathroom at night, and do not want the light to come on - you had to pull your key out of the main switch at the wall which cut all power...