Been in this hotel for 1 night on the way to Austria with my wife & 7 years old son.
The hotel looks nice from the out side but terrible from the inside, needs renovation A.S.A.P : stained old fashion carpets, Bathroom was big but un pleasant, breakfast was o.k. close to city

The Euro Park is an uphill 15 minute walk from the train station. It is in a lovely quiet setting. Our room had a entry area with built in closets and a door to the bathroom and sitting area. The bathroom was large, bright white-tiled with double sinks and a long shelf over the sinks and a glassed-in shower. The sitting room had a small couch, coffee table TV on a desk, chair and entrance to the balcony. The bedroom was small with just the bed and night stands, but a light bridge over the bed for reading.
Breakfast was normal fair for Germany; bread, meats, cheeses, cereal, yogurt, juices and coffee and tea. They also had raw eggs and soy sauce for the Japanese tourists. Yes, they have bus loads of tourists coming in, but if you wait 20 minutes until they are done and loaded up, you can have the dining room with a lovely view almost to your self.
There is a very nice bar down the hall from the reception desk.
Walk around behind the hotel to stroll along the river and you will come out by a church in town, not far from the main shopping and restaurants. It is a short cab ride to Neuschwanstein or you can walk into town and take a bus.
There was a computer with internet access in the lobby, but it was often in use.
Housekeeping cheerfully did a load of laundry for us for 10 Euros. Our train left before breakfast one morning and they packed us a "lunch" of sandwiches, juice, chips and a candy bar. I got the impression that they might not do this for the big tours. We were so grateful that they did this for us.

A run down and dated inn, the first thing we noted after exiting the elevator was the smell. Could it be caused by the stained carpeting? No, once in our room the source was obviously the bathroom. Yuk. The dining room was only open for tourist bus meals: any other time we were out of luck. AND, the breakfasts were mediocre at best, a surprise after so many great meals everywhere else. The parking garage was inaccessible without involving hotel staff. One of the gate openers was incapacited from inside the garage. The hotel is not actually IN Fuessen, and finding it was a challenge. Did I mention how thin the walls were? We've informed out travel agent to think twice before putting anyone else there.

We stopped at this hotel on our way to Austria.

As other reviews also state, it caters mainly to busloads of tourists and it shows. Check in was speedy but impersonal. Fine for us but could do with some finesse.

Having been on the road all day we wanted to have a drink to unwind before heading to bed, so we headed to the hotel bar which was supposd to be open until late. Unfortunately it turned out to be closed, on a saturdaynight! Appearantly if there's no customers early then they just shut it down. Very odd.

There was hot water provided in the lobby but no tea of coffee so that was a bit useless in my opinion.

The breakfast was realatively decent but not what I would expect for that price. I guess that sums up most of my opinion, on everything it feel just a little short and that's really too bad for a hotel with such potential.

Only stay here when you're passing through and can get a good deal on the room rate.