Dedlerhaus

This small hotel has much going for it: close to the center of town, an ample breakfast with good coffee, clean though smallish rooms/bathroooms, and a charming exterior. he proprietress was welcoming (e.g., helped us park our car).

I don’t think we have ever posted a negative review—thankfully websites like this have helped us choose some wonderfully quaint and inexpensive lodgings all over the world, and we have posted many glowing hotel reviews. However, the proprietor comes across as inhospitable (though the proprietress was welcoming). For example, my wife wanted to stroll around the town before check-out but the proprietor demanded payment before she left the premises. (I had already left for Zugspitze.) I understand that some prior guests may have skipped out without paying their bill, but it was the abruptness of the approach for payment that was off-putting. Earlier my wife politely asked him about a possible late check-out, but that was met with a gruff “No, you can’t do that,” rather than something simple like: “I’m sorry, that’s not possible.” At breakfast, she inquired if there was a toaster somewhere in the dining area, but that request was met with a frown--the man reluctantly took her piece of bread and put it in the toaster over in his food preparation area.