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We arrived slightly later than planned, but found somewhere to park and checked-in, which was done courteously but without much warmth. The hotel has the feeling of the very late 1970s or early 80s, but everything is well maintained and clean so that's not really a problem. The rooms, overlooking the lake, were spacious enough with balconies. As others have noted there is no AC, so in summer the rooms might be too warm. We were on a half-board arrangement, so took dinner in the restaurant and ate from a set menu, the quality of which was better than it initially promised to be. The restaurant was very busy (and noisy) when we started to eat, but quietened down later. There seemed to be a group on a business meeting staying the hotel, who later started drinking games in the bed Bavarian tradition. Breakfast the next morning was good and overall the stay represented reasonable value.

This is an elegant, family-run hotel with a truly notable restaurant in view of the Chiemsee. It is directly across the street from an indoor pool-park, which offers a guarantee of fun even in inclement weather. The hotel also has its own heated indoor pool and offers spa treatments that we did not sample. Our room was spacious and had a balcony overlooking a lovely rosegarden, with a view of the lake partially obscured by neighboring buildings. Service was thoughtful and attentive. The food was incredible.

My son and I have had truly a wonderful rest at Heinz Winkler. From the very beginning at the reception we felt welcomed and right at home at our lovely room. The customer service is impeccable. A cosy little swimming pool and sauna go a long way enriching your vacation. A superb breakfast with champagne prompts you to get in the vacation mood full time)! The legendary Frau Winkler puts a sparkle on your staying with her personal touch. My 9 y.o. son was impressed enough to write his personal letter of appreciation to the hotel! Only the housekeeping could use a bit of polish. Will be glad to return.

In a German hotel, the front desk does not speak English, but you can basically understand it by eyes, gestures and smiles, and you can roughly understand each other's meaning. The rooms are very warm. I like German family hotels and feel at home! First choice for self-driving travel!