If you are a traveler and want to live as an European man in Germany, Luitpoldpark is a good choice. The hotel and its rooms are decorated in traditional European style with wooden furniture and other antique stuffs. The lobby has high and glass ceiling for lights to come in and make the whole place cozy and brighter. The view from your private balcony heads it straight to the mountain afar and the main lovely street below the hotel. I have come here twice and it has become more pleasant with a discount I got from my subscribed email. I will come back to Bavaria again to see those mountains in snow.

Pros:
- well located in town centre
- rooms very clean and comfortable
- friendly staff
- excellent food and service, particularly in the restaurant in the evenings
- good parking in large car park beneath the hotel
- rooms have baths (as well as a shower)
Cons:
- the hotel is situated on two quite busy roads but the double glazing keeps the outside noise levels down to an acceptable level

We stayed 3 nights here at the end of August. Nice hotel. Bigger than what I would have liked in town like Fussen.

Positives: Professional Front Desk. Decent rooms (We had the basic rooms). Decent breakfast (although not as good as some other places in Germany). Well prices Parking and Internet. Excellent location, steps from Downtown and the train station (but no noise from there)

Negatives: AC didn't work, and no plans to repair before next year. So you open the windows and sometimes get smells and noise from outside. A bit bland too. What I would call a typical Mid size German hotel that aims to the Average+ traveler

So if you get it discounted (like I did) definitely go for it. It deserves better than a 9th ranking in Fussen.

This is a very nice hotel and spa.
The room I stayed was very big and confortable, but since it was an upgrade I can't tell if the standard room is as good.

The staff is really friendly and helpful, and I would definitely stay there again.

There is a parking lot in the underground, which actually belongs to the city of Füssen, but Luitpoldpark-Hotel custumers pay a smaller price for it (so the hotel staff told me).