Hotel Seepromenade

The hotel was definitely beautiful and room facing the lake had a view like no other. The staff was very kind and the breakfast was incredibly delicious!

We asked to be extended for one more night and they promised to let us know in a few minutes if we could extend. We had to come back down that evening to follow up and they had relocated us to a smaller, unpleasant room.

Super friendly people, you can speak english or german with them. Great view if your room is facing the seaside. Everything was awesome and I would stay there again! Although most programs available on the TV are in German, they have CNN and Al Jazeera English. I was super happy to see Al Jazeera because it is a rare find! The food in the restaurant is very good and worth the money. Generous portions, very good customer service. The staff are fast and always check in to ask if you need something and they are happy to oblige! The breakfast from 8-10 was also delicious, typically German, and very fresh. There are some things you should consider depending on how you are. Firstly, it is a historic building therefore you will hear noises outside of your room on occasion. There are no phones in the room, so keep your cell phone handy. The restaurant is top and therefore you should check early so you can make a reservation. If not, maybe you have no place to sit!

Everything was good for me. I don't have anything bad to say.

The most important element of our entire weekend experience was the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff. All of the staff! We felt as though we were guests at a friend's place vs. being at a tourist hotel. I wonder how they maintain this attitude. The restaurant was excellent, and the service outstanding.

Breakfast exceeded my expectations. They even cook your eggs anew for no extra charge and provided the best selection of jams. The furnishing was mostly IKEA but in chosen in good taste and the sheets were in good condition and comfortable. High ceiling makes the room feel far more spacious and airy than it actually is. The bathroom looked like it had been recently renovated too. But the best thing about this hotel was the view that gives you a clear outline of Alps over the Bordensee in the early morning and a perfect sunset in the evening, so be sure to get a lake view room if you can. Also, we were just planning to go to Constance but just beyond the hotel is the very charming town of Meersburg that overlooks the lake and takes about two hours max to look around so that was a pleasant surprise.

The entrance on the side of the building was a little hard to find so I first thought I was in the wrong place. It's a very small hotel that runs on few staff members so don't expect a lobby or reception, but what staff they have were all very helpful and warm. Like I said, the furnishing are IKEA quality, and towels were rather old and jagged around the edges. Is this a German thing? I've never seen this in any other stays around the world but experienced it in Germany repeatedly. I guess it's better for the environment but it does remind you that you are using a towel that many hundreds, possibly thousands of people used before you.

We liked the location and the room was really comfortable. The breakfast was exceptional, and the staff in the morning were just great.

Checking in put us off, a little bit. The woman who checked us in, was very busy, and didn’t take time to let us know the WiFi password, so WiFi was unavailable to us that evening, since the staff leaves around 6 for the night. The staff in the morning made up for it, by their friendly demeanor.