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Hotel Saigerhöh – Mixed Feelings Our experience at Hotel Saigerhöh left us with mixed feelings, but I’ll try to describe it as accurately as possible. From the moment we arrived, things felt a bit off. The hotel is located at the end of a dead-end street, past a football field and a small construction site, surrounded by a bit of forest and perched on top of a hill. While the view over the valley from the hotel is indeed stunning, the building itself and its architectural style are rather uninspiring. Upon arrival, we were offered a welcome drink on a small, half-covered terrace—which also serves as the hotel's main smoking area. I understand that smoking is still relatively common in Germany, but we stayed there for no more than five minutes. When I told the reception staff I didn’t want to sit among smokers and asked if this was a usual practice, they seemed quite puzzled by the question. The hotel is large and spread across both sides of the street, connected by underground tunnels. We were given a short tour by a student worker, which was helpful. Our room was very spacious but extremely dated—the decor felt like it hadn’t changed since my grandmother’s time. It was hard to feel comfortable in it. The bathroom, however, had been recently renovated, so I suspect not all rooms have been updated yet. The wellness area is appreciated and has potential, but given the available space, more could certainly be done with it. In the evening, we went for a drink at the bar. Despite there being only three tables with guests, the bartender still managed to take over 30 minutes to serve us two drinks. We had dinner at the hotel only once (at €60 per person), and it was a real disappointment. While the dishes were nicely presented, the quality was far below what you’d expect from a 4-star hotel. The risotto, for instance, was unpleasant and far too salty. The fish was supposedly filleted but had not been cleaned properly—basic mistakes. This lack of quality was also noticeable in the service during both dinner and breakfast. The restaurant staff seemed uncoordinated and lost, with no clear supervision. At one point, our dessert was served to the wrong table, taken back to the kitchen, and then brought to us—by then, the sorbet was completely melted. That was the final straw for us. We decided to eat elsewhere for the remaining four nights. Interestingly, it seemed others had the same idea, as the hotel staff were actively encouraging guests at breakfast to reserve for dinner, even passing around a form to select your meal in advance. Breakfast itself was fairly extensive, but again, not up to 4-star standards. Food wasn’t fresh or properly presented—low-quality salmon, sour "freshly cut" fruit, etc. Also, finding a table on the terrace was a bit of a battle, as there weren’t enough of them. The only real highlights of the hotel were the wellness area and the view. Aside from that, I wouldn’t recommend this hotel, and I won’t be returning.

Was our first visit To the Schwarz Wald and decided for a hotel with outside pool, was going to be excellent weather. Arrived at the hotel where we immediately received a welcome drink and a small guided tour. Young staff but well trained and very friendly. Room was nice, ground floor, garden view with outside terrace including seats. Some further highlights: Amazing breakfast with large variety of fresh fruits, cheese, eggs all you can eat, heated outside pool must cost a fortune to heath, dinner was brilliant, compliments to the cook and team, older Turkish waiter is also very friendly. Well all staff is friendly, surely the lady in charge in restaurant but also the lady on the reception, thanks for coffee at 7.30 in the morning. Evening menu always nicely balanced. Lowlights, noting I can think off. Extremely nice place.

Wir wurden sehr positiv von unserem Aufenthalt überrascht. Wir finden nicht, dass das Hotel zu sehr in die Jahre gekommen ist, wie das in vielen Bewertungen zu lesen ist. Uns hat der wunderschöne Infinity Aussenpool sehr gefallen. Besonders geschätzt haben wir die lange Öffnungszeit bis um 22 Uhr. Auch der neue Indoorpool und der neue Wellnessbereich hat uns überzeugen können. Das 5 Gänge Abendmenue hat uns sehr gut geschmeckt. Besonders hervorheben möchten wir das grosse, sehr hochwertige Käsebuffet. Einzig die lange Wartezeit von einer halben Stunde auf unsere Getränke fanden wir nicht so schön, danach gab es aber dann keine langen Wartezeiten zwischen den Gängen mehr. Den Hoteldirektor möchten wir positiv erwähnen. Er ist sehr um das Wohl seiner Gäste bemüht und war sich auch nicht zu schade am Abend im Restaurant mitzuhelfen. Wir haben unseren Hochzeitstag gefeiert. Unser Zimmer war wunderschön dekoriert. Darüber und auch über die leckeren Pralinen haben wir uns sehr gefreut. Wie auch über den schön dekorieren Tisch zum Abendessen und dass wir ausnahmsweise draussen auf der Terrasse einen Tisch reservieren durften. Vielen Dank! Unser Deluxedoppelzimmer Nr. 228 war riesengross und hat uns sehr gut gefallen. Die Aussicht war ein Traum ABER: es liegt im 1. Stock direkt über der Terrasse der Weinstube, die im Moment zum Glück wegen Personalmangel geschlossen war. Trotzdem haben dort ein paar Gäste ihr Aperitif eingenommen und wir sind uns auf unserem Balkon doch sehr beobachtet und gestört vorgekommen. Dabei hatten wir bei der Buchung extra angegeben, dass wir auf gar keinen Fall ein Zimmer über der Terrasse haben möchten. Dies wurde leider nicht berücksichtigt, schade. Im Sommer können wir Zimmer 228 und auch die zwei daneben liegenden Standardzimmer 227 und 226 rein gar nicht empfehlen, vorallem wenn dann die Weinstube wieder von 17Uhr bis Mitternacht offen hat, am Samstag sogar ab 14 Uhr. Achtung bei Zimmer 226 ist der gesamte Balkon sehr gut vom Treppenhaus aus her einsehbar. Sehr gefreut haben wir uns über die Flasche Rosesekt, die wir beim auschecken erhalten haben. Wir kommen wieder, wenn auch nicht mehr im Sommer.