Romantik Hotel Das Lindner

I stayed at Das Lindner hotel for 2 1/2 weeks while my husband had surgery at a nearby hospital. It’s probably the most refined and upscale hotel in Bad Aibling. The hotel is divided up into several buildings both older (the castle) and new and is quite lovely. My room was modern and comfortable with a good amount of closet space, nice bathroom and balcony with bistro set. The house cleaning staff was wonderful and kept the room spotless. There is a small beverage refrigerator in the room but it didn’t cool well. I left my beverages outside on the balcony which cooled them better. The breakfast buffet was an extra cost and honestly a bit expensive but it was good. Location is in the heart of Bad Aibling which was nice to take walks and enjoy the shops and restaurants. The church right next door was absolutely beautiful! My one big complaint was the front desk staff did not inform me of street closures all around the plaza one Saturday evening due to a Sunday market setting up which was right outside the hotel. This caused me difficulties returning to my hotel room as I had no instructions how to get back onto the property with my rental car. The front desk does close in the evenings until the next morning which surprised me as this is not a small hotel. This is why I gave their service 3 stars, but everything else was really nice.

Mixed Experience – Disappointed by Front Desk Practices The hotel itself is good and comfortable, but unfortunately, our experience was affected by repeated misinformation from the reception staff. Firstly, we were shocked when they tried to charge us €250 for two people to join a third person in a room already booked for one person. This rate was higher than booking a new room entirely. Only when we said we would leave and find another hotel did they suddenly change the price to €50 per person per night, totaling €100 – a significant and suspicious difference from the original amount. Secondly, when we inquired about parking, we were told we could use our room key to access the parking area. At no point were we informed that it would cost €11 per day. Like most hotels, we assumed parking would be complimentary for guests. This lack of transparency felt misleading. Overall, it seemed like the staff were more focused on upselling or overcharging rather than offering a genuine and welcoming experience. This left us with a poor impression of the service, despite the hotel itself being nice. Would not recommend based on our experience with the front desk.

My friend and myself asked this evening if we could come into Lindners for a quiet a beer. We were offered a table but decided to stand at the bar. After several minutes of quietly drinking our beers at the bar (which we were told we could do) a bar woman told us we had to leave the room and sit in the cold hallway. Very strange situation where we were obviously told to leave the comfort of the bar area because we were not dressed as smartly as their guests, even though we were paying guests and told we could come in for a beer. Discrimating against people due to what they are wearing is just not acceptable. The bar personnel certainly lacking experience.