Dorint Sporthotel Garmisch-Partenkirchen

Fantastic! We loved this place, we visited for 4 days and just didn't have enough time to do everything we wanted. The rooms were large, spacious, well maintained and very clean. The staff were very friendly and all spoke good English. The accommodation blocks are linked by tunnels for the winter weather, access maybe difficult if you have limited mobility due to lots of stairs. WiFi in the rooms was very good. The food was excellent, my partner is vegetarian/pescatarian and was able to find plenty of choice. The restaurant was a little pricey for evening meals, but that seems to be the case at most places we visited in Germany. We will definitely visit again.

A very good resort type hotel with spacious accommodation. Good eating/ drinking options and helpful, friendly staff. The rooms themselves need updating...a lack of air-conditioning meant that even with windows and doors open, the nights could be very warm and stuffy. However with its underground parking and walkways it's an unique location...just a few minutes from the 1936 Olympic Ski-Jump stadium and easily accessible from the centre of Garmisch.

One room was beautiful, convenient, and couldn't have been better. The other two rooms were at the other end of the world and not convenient to each other. The walk was between a quarter and a half mile (via my pedometer) and involved multiple stairs and dragging luggage. The reservation was made for 3 rooms. Why did they not put us together? And why, when they saw that the person in the farthest room was a tiny grandmother in her late 70's, did they think it was okay to send her dragging her suitcase to the nether reaches? They should have observed and offered assistance or immediately changed the room. Their breakfast was wonderful, but we will not recommend this place to friends without warning.

The stay was good, but there were a good number of stairs to negotiate, probably not good for someone with bad knees.

great location, great room. Very long slog up many stairs, dragging my suitcase, until I finally reached my room. Many clean towels, NO washrag. It's called "sporthotel" because it takes certain amount of physical fitness to negotiate the uphill climb to the room (#250)