Fleischers

A hotel full of character particularly in the public rooms. Run by fifth generation of the Fleischer family. Mrs Fleischer, mother of current owner, still graces the dining room in the evening welcoming guests which is a nice touch. Staff were very friendly, helpful and efficient and the hotel spotlessly clean. Lighting in our bedroom could have had more options to create a better feel. Overall highly recommend and in a good location.

I stayed at Fleischer’s Hotel for three nights as part of a group tour. From the outside, the hotel, with its traditional architecture and beautiful view of the lake, makes you think you are about to have a fairytale stay. Unfortunately, once I entered the hotel, my initial excitement quickly turned into disappointment. Navigating the hotel itself was unnecessarily confusing. Some of the corridors were extremely narrow, barely wide enough for one person, and I found the lift system, with floors such as 3A and 3B, confusing. The signage did not make navigating the different areas of the hotel particularly easy either. My main issue, however, was the room. I found it very uninviting. While I appreciate that the hotel has a long history and aims to preserve its traditional character, staying in the room felt less like experiencing historic charm and more like going centuries back in time, losing touch with modern-day comforts. The bed was surprisingly small and seemed better suited to a child than an adult. The room was also quite warm, and in my case there was no fridge and no telephone. These may seem like small details individually, but together they made the room considerably less comfortable and convenient, particularly during a three-night stay. The one positive aspect of my room was the beautiful view of the lake. Another detail that I found rather unprofessional concerned housekeeping. If you opted for “Do Not Disturb,” clean towels were left outside the room in a simple plastic bag. For a hotel of this type, I would have expected a more professional presentation. Breakfast was better. There was a fairly good selection of pastries, and I found the restaurant itself to be well maintained. I had limited interaction with the staff, but one interaction deserves particular mention. A gentleman I spoke to was very kind and helpful, with commendable English. When I asked him for information, he not only provided what I needed but went above and beyond by offering additional useful information. He also kindly offered me an umbrella after informing me that heavy rain was expected. I greatly appreciated his helpfulness and thoughtfulness. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this hotel.

Hotel with the charm of the old days in the common areas, room a bit dated but rather spacious, good bedding and recent bathroom. Very good breakfast, pleasant time at the sauna (not mixed, 1 small one for men, 1 small one for women), jacuzzi, pool. Main flaw: the hotel is on the train station platform, we heard the trains passing by... though I think there were not many at night, I did not check the schedules but it was annoying.