Arrived at hotel on Thursday 9 July for a two night stay. Initially disappointed - no obvious sign at car park so little hard to find entrance and looked a little run down from outside. Check-in was quick - given corner room on 1st floor (standard) overlooking pedestrian zone and fountain. Large and clean but decor a little dated (and... more

We enjoyed staying here, the hotel is about 20 km from Salzburg, in a picturesque setting in a small town. The room was spacious and well equipped. The value was excellent for us since we were able to book a special rate. more

This centrally located but very quiet hotel oozes the charm of days gone by with grand sweeping staircases and some fine public rooms and attracts the affluent, older clientele although some young families were spotted. It is situated in its mature own park with fountain and lake and offered accommodating and friendly service. The breakfast is certainly a highlight with... more

Stayed in April 2006 stayed in a standard twin room. Room was very large and reasonablly well equipped. Very friendly staff. Restaurant offers good food at very reasonable prices. more

The room itself was not even close to 5 stars. My bathroom hadn't seen a make over in decades. The room was spacious and clean but the bed wasn't comfortable and the walls had cracks. That's where the complaints end. The staff was by far friendlist and more helpful then any other hotel I've ever stayed at. Only speaking english... more

Having stayed in many five star hotels around the world, I can only again and again praise the charme and service of Steigenberger hotels in general (for they do not belong to an international hotel group which standardises everything from the breakfast buffet till toilet paper) and the Axelmannstein specifically. If you are looking for a business hotel, then you... more

I stayed at the Steigenberger Axelmannstein in June 2003.The hotel is located in the centre of the town of Bad Reichenhall which is a "Kurort" ->in Germany only Citys get the prename "Bad" , e.g. Bad Woerishofen, Bad Reichenhall and so on,if they have certain standards, like: special hospitals, healing hot springs, "Clean-Air"-Standards and so on...)Bad Reichenhall itself is a... more

Had the pleasure of traveling on business to Bad Reichenhall in August 2002 and stayed for four days at the Axelmannstein. It was a bit warmer than usual for the area and the lack of air conditioning reduced comfort levels during the hottest part of the day, but keeping the French doors open provided adequate ventilation during the day and... more

ein etwas in die jahre gekommenes hotel, gerissene fliesen im bad und sich ablösennde teppichsokelleisten. die gardienen und fenster im... more