We stayed at the Mohren from Dec 27 2006-Jan 1 2007. Although there was very little snow that week, the hotel was great They have two room categories - deluxe and regular. Apparently the deluxe have been refurbished but were fully booked the week we were there.

The hotel is located within the car-free zone just opposite the Alte Rathaus, a very easy walk from the main train station. The closest ski school (Erste SkiSchule) is three minutes away, the Vital Therme is five minutes away and the Nebelhorn Bahn (ski gondola) is a 10-15 minute walk. Though there was no car noise, there was a lot of noise from New Year's Eve revellers as the rowdy bar at the Hotel Traube is just around the corner.

The lobby itself is nothing special, but it's comfortable and the internet (on their computer) was free for up to ten minutes and rarely busy.

The room was big, clean, and basic. The bed and linens were comfortable (German style with separate mattresses pushed together to make a king, and nice duvets) and the bathroom small, spotless and modern (but no bath, just a shower). We had a separate living room where they also put a bed for our five year old. The TV was in the living room so we couldn't watch from bed, and there was no alarm clock (my only complaint).

There is a sauna in the hotel for guest use which was spotless. (Be prepared for nudity - Germans are VERY relaxed about this.)

Breakfast was German deluxe and excellent - breads, jams, eggs, sausages - the orange juice was not fresh pressed.

Our room rate included lift tickets (pity no snow) and activities (such as a hiking, tours etc). They did not charge us for a cheese fondue in the wine cellar which you could sign up for at the front desk. Overall the desk service was excellent.