Gasthof-Hotel Rebstock

Went on a 10 day Caledonian coach trip as a solo traveller , upon arrival there was a bit of confusion with the rooms and getting everyone in to the very small lift but once sorted the single room was very clean and very comfortable , tv but no kettle , so take a travel kettle . The food and service was excellent every night , I am gluten free and was catered for very well with separate items make just for me , the breakfasts were very good with a great choice and again gluten free options catered for , the only real concern for me was the only beer they sell which is locallly produced Riegler beer is not gluten free, so could not have a beer in the hotel , There is little to do in the town with no shops or pubs other than a bakers which only seemed to open sporadically, in fact I found most businesses in the Black Forest area seemed to open sporadically so this was not unusual Free bus and train travel however give a good opportunity to travel to one of the many local towns, My room had a small balcony which literally was a few feet from the Black Forest at the rear of the hotel , but please make sure the shutters are closed when not in as I had a bat flying round my room at 4 o’clock one morning . A good clean hotel very comfortable Great food great service Little to do in town but good for walls and sightseeing .

We arrived as a coach group to find we were too early as the guest house not hotel (clue in the name) was not ready so after a few german speakers in our group sorted it out, We were given keys to the lift which was outside the building so we could access the rooms between 9am and 5pm. Everyone was hot and bothered, I had a room overlooking a muddy bank at the back but it was quieter as the front rooms were on a very busy road, Finally got my issues sorted out went for dinner and the food was delicious, Drinks reasonable price, we had free drinks 8,30 to 10,00 waste of time too late...... had a great trip but accommodation in wrong location. Guest house shut so no bar and nowhere to go. Only a butcher and bakers in this village.

Stayed here recently as part of a coach party. It's family run and in a very quiet village with a bakery and butcher shop. Meals were a set menu but were tasty and well-cokked with extra poetions if wanted. Breakfast was a large buffet - juice, cereals, cheese, pate, meats (hams) and warm bread rolls/breads along with perfectly cooked boiled eggs. Drinks at the bar were reasonably priced. Our room was large and spacious with a big balcony, facing the busy main road, with double glazing which helped to reduce noise. There was no tea and coffee facility but we had our own travel kettle. The bathroom was large though a little dated. Everything was cleaned to a very high standard and we'd definitely stay here again. The owners were very pleasant!