My husband and I holidayed here for a week in September 2008. It's an absolute gem of a hotel. We booked directly with the hotel and got a rate of 124Euro per day for 2 people on a B&B basis. Would recommend spending that bit extra for a room with a south balcony facing the hotel park side - as it has lovely views over the lawns of the hotel and further out to the fields of the area. Occassionaly, you'll hear the sound of the Zepellin going overhead as the hanger is not too far away - facinating to watch! Anyway, the grounds of the hotel are lovely with a huge chess set ! and bird cages in the gardens. The rooms and bathrooms are SPOTLESS. The breakfast was lovely but tended to run-out of the fruit salad and cheeses and juices quite quickly. Had dinner several times in the restaurant where the prices are reasonable and food is lovely. Good range of meals & drinks on offer, and menus in other languages too. Staff very helpful with tonnes of leaflets of 'things to do' and places of interest nearby and further afield (e.g the King Ludwig castles). This hotel was an absolute gem of a find and great base to tour the area - such as Friedsrichshafen or catching the ferry over to Konstanz. Car parking was free and plentiful. Pool area was unique as it's in the basement of the hotel and looks like a converted bomb raid shelter or wine cellar with curved brick ceiling. Hotel is beautifully and traditionally decorated and staff very helpful and nice. The time of year we were there was just after the popular cycling festival had ended so the hotel was quiet enough which was great. Can think of nothing to fault this hotel - but they are extremely strict on the check-out time which is early enough, so we found we had a day of extra wandering around until our flight which was early evening time. Would definately recommend and return here for a visit. If staying here and you've booked car hire, then would strongly stress that a GPS system is a must !!