Name: Hotel-Landgasthof Falken
Address: Hauptstrasse 5, Schoenwald, Schoenwald, Schoenwald, 78141, Germany
Rating: 8

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Black Forest

Stadtgarten Freiburg

Schlossberg

Muensterplatz

Freiburg Main Cathedral

New Town Hall

Martinstor Gate

Breisacher Gate

Freiburg Theater

University of Freiburg

Freiburg Concert Hall

Goethe Institute

Seepark

Lahr Airport

Place d'Austerlitz

Colmar Expo

Museum of Toys and Little Trains

Saint-Matthews Protestant Church

Alsatian Museum

Historical Museum

Collegiale St-Martin

Museum of Fine Arts

Bartholdi Museum

Rohan Palace

Strasbourg Cathedral

The Dominican Church

Unterlinden Museum

Gutenberg Square

Saint Thomas Church

House of the Heads

Theater Colmar

Strasbourg Opera

Barrage Dam

Strasbourg National Theater

L'Orangerie Garden

Parc du Champ de Mars

Place Broglie

Republic Square

Kleber Square

Strasbourg Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art

Rhine Palace

Saint-Pierre-le-Jeune Church

St. Peter the Old Church

Train Station Square

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Schoenwald

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My husband, two friends and myself have stayed here on four occasions 3 and 4 years ago. We were travelling on motorbikes from Amsterdam to Italy and back.  The accommodation is excellent, clean and owners friendly (their English little rusty!! but then we cant speak German!!) We had a brilliant choice for breakfast and evening meal. Their traditional dress was also a bonus to our stay. We are at present planning another trip to Europe and had come on-line to check availability. We would have no hesitation to book another stay. We encountered no problems. (just the Italian restaurant, in the village, they could not understand why we wanted "chips with lasange"  but then we are Irish!!!)  The fun of any trip is trying to translate food!!

excellent, friendly service

Stay in this hotel last month with a pax of 4. Beautiful hotel and friendly lady owner who always has a friendly smile on her face . She speaks very little English but no problem for us to communicate at all

Her spouse was unfortunately hospitalised during our visit due to illness but she still trying her very best to serve us eventhough she needed to spend most her time in the hospital. Really thanks for her hospitality and we will definitely come back again.

friendly owner and beautiful hotel in a scenic town

When I mentioned to my husband that the Landgasthof Falken looked very traditional from the picture online, I apparently made the understatement of the year. The outside alone oozes with character, and we couldn't wait to get inside.

After parking up (free) behind the building, we went to the front to check in. The door was locked and said to call a phone number for assistance, because someone was only five minutes away. Fortunately, a German man arrived when we did, so he made the call for all of us. A few minutes later, a woman came along to let us in. The man spoke good English and assisted in our check-in, as the woman didn't really know English at all.

The restaurant was unfortunately closed until the end of the month due to illness, hence the unusual arrangements with having to phone for assistance. We had no idea how it would impact checking out in the morning, or indeed what was happening with the included breakfast, but we trusted it would all work itself out.

The inside of the hotel and restaurant was ... quaint. "Cluttered" is another word, or "pink". Flowery things, teddybears, angels and even skis and things. It has to be seen to be believed. It's not so much out of date as making you feel like you're staying with someone's grandmother. It's kind of cute.

We were in a room facing the church, and it was a very romantic room - pink fabric wallpaper, roses on curtains, and so on. It was a very comfortable room, though, and had a flatscreen TV. Wifi was free and we got the password on checking in. It had the best wifi signal so far on our trip! (This was day 6 of 20.)

In comparison with Triberg, which was buzzing with tourists, Schönwald was a ghost town. When we went outside to find a place to eat, the only thing we could find that was open (or even seemed to exist), were an ice cream parlour with an Italian restaurant next door. The pizzas we got were a good size and perhaps didn't look amazing, but they tasted delicious.

Next morning was a Sunday, and the church bells start announcing the time at 7am. (So much for having set the clock for 8:30 ...) When we got down, breakfast was served. The breakfast had a great spread of meats (including Black Forest ham), and cheese with different types of fresh bread. You could also have very nice mini croissants and a couple of sweet cake kind of things. There were also slices of cucumber and tomato to be had - hooray! Eggs were boiled or scrambled to order. I ordered a boiled egg and absolutely LOVED the egg cozy it came draped in - it looked just like a fir tree! (See pictures.)

In the Black Forest, there's a mandatory form to fill out for tourists. It gives you a card granting free public transport and gives discounts on tourist attractions. We were meant to have filled it out when we checked in, but as we had already been to the Triberger Waterfalls before checking in, we couldn't get the discount. It's great if you're staying more than one night, though.

The man and woman (woman dressed up in a traditional dress) were very friendly and the whole breakfast and checkout experience was great. If they are the owners, you can easily forgive the pink bows on top of the paintings (think "Dolores Umbridge") or the fact that the toilet needed about an hour after a flush before it could be persuaded to flush again ...

There are definitely worse places to see than the early October morning mists over the Black Forest, that's for sure, and Landgasthof Falken has a big heart - even if it's a bit too keen on ribbons and cherubs.

Memorable decor in an otherwise dead town

Hotel was closed when we arrived and we had no success with the phone number on the door.  Someone turned up after about 10 mins and let us in.
Decor far too quaint for my liking but this is the style of the Black Forest.  Nice location in pretty village with decent service and food in the restaurant.  Room was clean and comfortable.
On departure the credit card machine wasnt working so had to pay cash, however I assume this is not usually the situation.

Over the top decor, but a nice hotel

When we arrive to the hotel, we had to call the hotel person to check in, we waited for 5 minutes.  Once we got our room there were thing mention they would have in the room that was missing; bath robs, blow dryer, slippers, wake up service, toiletries, alarm clock.  There were creepy dolls all over the hotel and room was pink all over. Walls were thin and you can here people walking up and down the hallway.  The hotel people told us about food place around. They restaurants he mentioned were horrible,  the pizzaria and the german restaurant, forgot about carlos bar down the road.  The pizzaria gave us food poisoning and Carlos bar i waited 2 hour for food that never came. The only good thing about this town was the bakery across from the hotel. Overall stay in the hotel is poor and food places to is very low.  The hotel charged 37€ an night per person. And our bill cam out to 98€ with 10€ for our dog.  They was some difference in price when I calculated it.

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