Pension Haus am Berg
Am Brandholz 9, 83471 Berchtesgaden, Bavaria Germany
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See why so many travellers make Pension Haus am Berg their guest house of choice when visiting Berchtesgaden. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a romantic setting with an array of amenities designed for travellers like you.
You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer a refrigerator and a seating area, and you can stay connected during your stay as Pension Haus am Berg offers guests free wifi.
The guest house features room service, express check-in and check-out, and newspaper. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available.
Close to some of Berchtesgaden's most popular landmarks, such as Franziskanerkirche (0.2 mi) and Maria Gern (1.9 mi), Pension Haus am Berg is a great destination for tourists.
When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Gasthaus Cafe Graflhoehe Windbeutelbaron, Spiesberger's Alpenküche Im Haus Der Berge Berchtesgaden, and Die Kostbar, which are some cafes that are popular with locals and out-of-towners alike.
If you’re looking for something to do, Berchtesgaden Salt Mines (1.1 mi), Old Cemetery Berchtesgaden (0.2 mi), and Nationalpark Berchtesgaden (0.3 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Pension Haus am Berg.
We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Pension Haus am Berg as you experience all of the things Berchtesgaden has to offer.
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Just back from our first trip to Germany. We spotted this accomodation on the net and booked it based on the reviews. It easily lived up to our expectations and indeed exceeded them in all areas. The apartment (no 7) had two beautiful bedrooms, separate WC and a combined living room & kitchen. The views from the balcony were spectacular. It's a short walk to the centre of Bercgtesgaden, maybe ten mins but the hill is abit steep. However there is a very nice hotel / pub at the end of the street which is also very nice. The lady of the house is called Bridgeet and is very nice. On our last day she provided homemade pastries which were really nice.
I can say that this accomodation was prsbably the best I have ever experianced and we will definitely be back in the future.
I can say that this accomodation was prsbably the best I have ever experianced and we will definitely be back in the future.
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Date of stay: June 2014Trip type: Travelled with family
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We were there in autumn 2011 and we spent here beautiful days. Guesthouse itself is equipped in traditional Bavarian style, but Mrs. Sattler - or Brigitte - equipped internal space of guesthouse with lot of teddy bears in different roles and poses. I have no problem with it, my wife loves it. Brigitte also provided us many useful information about Berchtesgaden region - Eagle's nest, Watzmann, Jenner, Königssee etc. Very big advantage is also, that Berchtesgaden is located 30 mins by car from Salzburg only. She also provide us some kind of discount card for car-parking and another services in Berchetsgadenland. And that she English is not perfect...I guess, that is challenge to learn in advance few basic words and phrases in different language. I can complain only one thing...all food what we ever ate here at various places, was too salty, but we were in Salzburgerland ;-)
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Date of stay: October 2011Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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As the name suggests this place is perched on top of Berchtesgaden. So it might be inconvinient to climb if you do not have a car. There is a bus that stop a few slopes below, but walking up that part can also be a treacherous climb for some.
That was the only con of this place. Once you reach there the mountain air overwhelms you with fresh air and beauty. This is a family haus where the owners take personal care to make your stay every bit of useful. We were a family with two small children and booked the largest room on the second floor. It had a large balcony on two sides and oh boy,,,a panorama to die for.
The Waltzmann was as if just a sniffinf distance away and shone in full splendour in the spring afternoon viewed right from the bed you are sleeping. The other balcony had a view towards Obersalzburg with Eagles Nest visible at a distance.
Room amenties were sufficient and the decor was classic Bavarian. The breakfast menu was decent and quite sufficient and standard.
There were nice eateries down below the slope and we really had a fantastic dinner in the open with the night falling on the peaks. Mesmerising experience.
Just to come back to the inconvinience of the height, we did find out a shortcut on our way down which made it a direct decent to the Berchtesgaden Hbf. So if you are without small kids and too much luggage it might make a good hiking.
Overall enjoyable stay.
That was the only con of this place. Once you reach there the mountain air overwhelms you with fresh air and beauty. This is a family haus where the owners take personal care to make your stay every bit of useful. We were a family with two small children and booked the largest room on the second floor. It had a large balcony on two sides and oh boy,,,a panorama to die for.
The Waltzmann was as if just a sniffinf distance away and shone in full splendour in the spring afternoon viewed right from the bed you are sleeping. The other balcony had a view towards Obersalzburg with Eagles Nest visible at a distance.
Room amenties were sufficient and the decor was classic Bavarian. The breakfast menu was decent and quite sufficient and standard.
There were nice eateries down below the slope and we really had a fantastic dinner in the open with the night falling on the peaks. Mesmerising experience.
Just to come back to the inconvinience of the height, we did find out a shortcut on our way down which made it a direct decent to the Berchtesgaden Hbf. So if you are without small kids and too much luggage it might make a good hiking.
Overall enjoyable stay.
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Date of stay: April 2011Trip type: Travelled with family
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I was there with my boyfriend september 2011, and if we ever planning a trip to Berchtesgarden again, this will be the place.
Mr. and Mrs Sandler were lovely, even though mrs. Sandlers english could be better, and Mr. Sandler does not speak english at all, but he does just all the menwork in the house, so it doesn't really matter, but he smiles always when we saw him. But their helpers were better at speaking english and now they are educating their own daughter so that she can take the business one day. But if you do not know german at all, you can manage, we did, and with out much of a strugle.
Our room was nice, but if we ever come again, we will want to make sure we get one of those room with a balcony. Those were really nice. We did have a very little extra room, in our rooms, It was between the bathroom, and the bedroom. It was a little room, with a tiny table, sofa and a quite big wardrobe. And there was another wardrobe in the bedroom too, so I could take over the hole little tiny room, just for my own clothes and other girly things (like make up, and accessories).
There is a fireless internet, and if you want to use it ask for the key.
The breakfast is nice, and they serve cake every sunday.
Many have complained how hard it is to climp up from the bus/trainstation. Not really. Yes, it is a hill, but it is managetable. We didn't even use any taxi or car to get our luggage from the trainstation to the house. And that wasn't even a totally big task if you have wheels on your suitcases (which nearly every model nowdays has). There is a good and easy roate from the station to the house. There is a bridge over the traintracks (to get there you have to climb stairs, but they are the only ones in this route, these staris starts at the left side of the station building (when you watching it from the busstops and the traffic cirle)) and after that you go by little house with funny statues, and by a little pub, and then you are on the main road, which you follow up (by the movenbick icecream restaurant) and the you turn right to the Am Brandholz street and to the end of it, where the Pension Haus am Berg is.
Mr. and Mrs Sandler were lovely, even though mrs. Sandlers english could be better, and Mr. Sandler does not speak english at all, but he does just all the menwork in the house, so it doesn't really matter, but he smiles always when we saw him. But their helpers were better at speaking english and now they are educating their own daughter so that she can take the business one day. But if you do not know german at all, you can manage, we did, and with out much of a strugle.
Our room was nice, but if we ever come again, we will want to make sure we get one of those room with a balcony. Those were really nice. We did have a very little extra room, in our rooms, It was between the bathroom, and the bedroom. It was a little room, with a tiny table, sofa and a quite big wardrobe. And there was another wardrobe in the bedroom too, so I could take over the hole little tiny room, just for my own clothes and other girly things (like make up, and accessories).
There is a fireless internet, and if you want to use it ask for the key.
The breakfast is nice, and they serve cake every sunday.
Many have complained how hard it is to climp up from the bus/trainstation. Not really. Yes, it is a hill, but it is managetable. We didn't even use any taxi or car to get our luggage from the trainstation to the house. And that wasn't even a totally big task if you have wheels on your suitcases (which nearly every model nowdays has). There is a good and easy roate from the station to the house. There is a bridge over the traintracks (to get there you have to climb stairs, but they are the only ones in this route, these staris starts at the left side of the station building (when you watching it from the busstops and the traffic cirle)) and after that you go by little house with funny statues, and by a little pub, and then you are on the main road, which you follow up (by the movenbick icecream restaurant) and the you turn right to the Am Brandholz street and to the end of it, where the Pension Haus am Berg is.
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Date of stay: September 2011Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We stayed six nights in late May in Room 4, with a large balcony facing west rather than south but still with fantastic views of the Watzmann. The guesthouse is on a residential street, close to the center of town but up a steep hill from the train station and even the nearest bus stop. The local tourist tax (a few euros per person per day) entitles you to free bus service throughout the entire region; Salzburg requires a small supplement and is less than an hour away by bus. It’s an easy and pleasant walk from town (maybe fifteen minutes from the train station and five from the bus stop, or a bit less going downhill), but not something you would want to do with luggage if you don’t have a car. A trail which begins at the end of Am Brandholz right next to the guesthouse makes a nice alternative way to get into town.
Luckily, Brigitte Sattler was able to pick us up from the train station when we arrived, and her husband Albert was able to drive us back down on the day of our departure. Taxis are also available.
We arranged everything by email (in German, though I assume Frau Sattler can handle correspondence in English as well; her responses were always prompt, clear, and friendly) a few weeks ahead of time, which was probably necessary, as the guesthouse seemed to be full during our stay. It’s not hard to see why—its location above town makes for better views and quieter nights than you might find elsewhere, the entire place is impeccably clean and well-maintained, and the prices are reasonable for the area.
The architecture and décor are über-Bavarian. Room 4 was plenty large for two guests, and both the bathroom (two sinks) and the balcony were huge. Small amenities like a drying rack on the balcony and lots of hooks in the bathroom made the stay even more pleasant, as did the computer, refrigerator (both for guests’ use and for the reasonably-priced honors-system beverages), and umbrellas available for use. If you ask a day or two ahead of time, the Sattlers can get you two tickets to the Jennerbahn (the highest cable car in the area and well worth the cost) at a significant discount.
The pension offers only breakfast, so going into town is necessary for other meals. Most bus routes end in the early evening, so using public transportation to eat dinner outside of town would be tricky at best. Breakfast was typical German fare, plentiful and of a high standard, served with a smile by Frau Sattler at your table rather than buffet-style. All of the guests (primarily but not exclusively older Germans during our stay) seemed happy with the guesthouse. I would recommend it to anyone.
Danke, Frau Sattler, für eine angenehme Aufenthalt in Berchtesgaden. Michael und Gina aus New York wunschen Ihnen und Ihrem Mann einen schönen Sommer und ein erfolgreiches Jahr. Wir hoffen, eines Tages wieder mal Ihre Gäste zu sein.
Luckily, Brigitte Sattler was able to pick us up from the train station when we arrived, and her husband Albert was able to drive us back down on the day of our departure. Taxis are also available.
We arranged everything by email (in German, though I assume Frau Sattler can handle correspondence in English as well; her responses were always prompt, clear, and friendly) a few weeks ahead of time, which was probably necessary, as the guesthouse seemed to be full during our stay. It’s not hard to see why—its location above town makes for better views and quieter nights than you might find elsewhere, the entire place is impeccably clean and well-maintained, and the prices are reasonable for the area.
The architecture and décor are über-Bavarian. Room 4 was plenty large for two guests, and both the bathroom (two sinks) and the balcony were huge. Small amenities like a drying rack on the balcony and lots of hooks in the bathroom made the stay even more pleasant, as did the computer, refrigerator (both for guests’ use and for the reasonably-priced honors-system beverages), and umbrellas available for use. If you ask a day or two ahead of time, the Sattlers can get you two tickets to the Jennerbahn (the highest cable car in the area and well worth the cost) at a significant discount.
The pension offers only breakfast, so going into town is necessary for other meals. Most bus routes end in the early evening, so using public transportation to eat dinner outside of town would be tricky at best. Breakfast was typical German fare, plentiful and of a high standard, served with a smile by Frau Sattler at your table rather than buffet-style. All of the guests (primarily but not exclusively older Germans during our stay) seemed happy with the guesthouse. I would recommend it to anyone.
Danke, Frau Sattler, für eine angenehme Aufenthalt in Berchtesgaden. Michael und Gina aus New York wunschen Ihnen und Ihrem Mann einen schönen Sommer und ein erfolgreiches Jahr. Wir hoffen, eines Tages wieder mal Ihre Gäste zu sein.
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Date of stay: May 2011Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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The Guest House am Berg is situated in the picturesque township of Berchtesgaden, south Germany. The town is surrounded by the Alps including Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest where many of the policies of the Nazi Party were developed. In winter, covered with snow these Alps must be spectacular but we were more than happy with the stunning views in all directions. The common balcony (our room did not have one) provides a great view over the town at all times of the day. We arrived by bus from Salzburg and needed to take a taxi to the guesthouse both because it is up a steep hill and we didn’t know its location. Guests are provided with a card to access free public transport not only in Berchtesgaden but through other towns and tourist destinations in the valley and on the hill. We used this extensively and saw many things in out of the way places simply by staying on the bus.
Th Pension Haus is small and run very personally and efficiently by husband and wife team Brigitte and Albert. Bridgette wears the traditional dirndle and plays happy polka and folk music over breakfast while she serves guests. Rooms are spotlessly clean and the atmosphere is enhanced by a bears tea party and nick-nacks strategically placed around the ‘haus’. Note there are 3 stories and no lift.
We walked into the pretty town most days where there are many restaurants and cafes and at least one supermarket. The walk back up hill, with the only alternative ,if you don’t have your own transport, being a taxi. The only food served is breakfast but some rooms have kitchen facilities.
Most guests during our stay tended to be older rather than younger. I’m not sure how younger children would fit in?
However, we thoroughly enjoyed our eight days in Pension Haus am Berg and only wished we could have stayed longer.
Th Pension Haus is small and run very personally and efficiently by husband and wife team Brigitte and Albert. Bridgette wears the traditional dirndle and plays happy polka and folk music over breakfast while she serves guests. Rooms are spotlessly clean and the atmosphere is enhanced by a bears tea party and nick-nacks strategically placed around the ‘haus’. Note there are 3 stories and no lift.
We walked into the pretty town most days where there are many restaurants and cafes and at least one supermarket. The walk back up hill, with the only alternative ,if you don’t have your own transport, being a taxi. The only food served is breakfast but some rooms have kitchen facilities.
Most guests during our stay tended to be older rather than younger. I’m not sure how younger children would fit in?
However, we thoroughly enjoyed our eight days in Pension Haus am Berg and only wished we could have stayed longer.
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Date of stay: July 2011Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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This was our sixth trip to Berchtesgaden but we'd always stayed in hotels until now. We were going for two weeks, so we thought we'd give self-catering a try and picked Haus am Berg for value, good reviews and location. We were so glad we did!
We received the warmest of welcomes from Brigitte, who was patient with our halting German, and the check in process was really easy - as was checking out at the end of our stay.
We had apartment 3, which has a fold down double bed in the living area and a bed-settee in the next room. We were a little bit worried about the sleeping arrangements but the bed was incredibly comfortable. With only two of us, we didn't fold the bed away every day and there was still plenty of room in the living area. We had a lovely big couch, coffee table and dining table, as well as plenty of storage and a TV cabinet. It was a really pleasant room to be in - we were there in a really snowy two weeks in early January and we really appreciated how cosy the place was.
The kitchenette is very well equipped, with everything we needed. It is perhaps a little lacking in counter space but this is not really a problem in a studio apartment. The kitchen was immaculately clean, as was the rest of the apartment, including the bathroom. This was a good size, including a nice full size bath, and the shower was very decent. Toiletries were provided, as were coffee filter papers, sugar, salt, pepper etc. in the kitchen. You can order bread, which will be delivered to your door at about 7.30am.
Brigitte is a wonderful host and couldn't have been more helpful. It was incredibly kind of Albert to take us to the station on our last day too. We really felt welcome and at home whilst we were there. Homemade cake with the fresh bread delivery on a Sunday was a very very nice touch - and delicious!
The most outstanding feature of our apartment was the view. Stunning. Facing the Koenigssee valley, with an uninterrupted view over the town to the Jenner, Hohes Brett, Watzmann and Hochkalter mountains. On the clear days, the sun shining on the snowy mountains was like something I've only dreamed of. At night time, the lights of the town in the valley were really enchanting, surrounded by the darkness. Previously, we'd stayed in a hotel in town with a mountain view - which had been lovely - but Haus am Berg is just that bit higher up and it makes the view all the spectacular.
The location is great in other ways too. Yes, it's all uphill from town - especially if you're coming from the station - but we climbed it every day in snow and ice and it's really not that bad. In addition, the Vier Jahrezeiten bus stop is just at the bottom of the hill - and the 841 bus goes up and down to the station from there, so you don't need to climb the whole distance! It's really close to Haus der Berge, a great museum with a lovely cafe - you don't have to buy a ticket to use the cafe - and there's a hotel with bar and restaurant at the end of the road if you really don't fancy the hill. Being up out of town makes it really peaceful at night - it's at the end of a quiet residential street, with forest on the other side. It's also, really conveniently, at the start of the raised walkway part of the Soleleitungsweg footpath - which is a really lovely way to get into town, or to take a stroll to the Lockstein viewpoint, and beyond.
We truly loved this place - can't fault it at all. It wasn't just a place to stay, it felt like home for two weeks. We are regular visitors to Berchtesgaden and now can't imagine staying anywhere else. We will be back - and can't wait to see the view in summer sometime!
We received the warmest of welcomes from Brigitte, who was patient with our halting German, and the check in process was really easy - as was checking out at the end of our stay.
We had apartment 3, which has a fold down double bed in the living area and a bed-settee in the next room. We were a little bit worried about the sleeping arrangements but the bed was incredibly comfortable. With only two of us, we didn't fold the bed away every day and there was still plenty of room in the living area. We had a lovely big couch, coffee table and dining table, as well as plenty of storage and a TV cabinet. It was a really pleasant room to be in - we were there in a really snowy two weeks in early January and we really appreciated how cosy the place was.
The kitchenette is very well equipped, with everything we needed. It is perhaps a little lacking in counter space but this is not really a problem in a studio apartment. The kitchen was immaculately clean, as was the rest of the apartment, including the bathroom. This was a good size, including a nice full size bath, and the shower was very decent. Toiletries were provided, as were coffee filter papers, sugar, salt, pepper etc. in the kitchen. You can order bread, which will be delivered to your door at about 7.30am.
Brigitte is a wonderful host and couldn't have been more helpful. It was incredibly kind of Albert to take us to the station on our last day too. We really felt welcome and at home whilst we were there. Homemade cake with the fresh bread delivery on a Sunday was a very very nice touch - and delicious!
The most outstanding feature of our apartment was the view. Stunning. Facing the Koenigssee valley, with an uninterrupted view over the town to the Jenner, Hohes Brett, Watzmann and Hochkalter mountains. On the clear days, the sun shining on the snowy mountains was like something I've only dreamed of. At night time, the lights of the town in the valley were really enchanting, surrounded by the darkness. Previously, we'd stayed in a hotel in town with a mountain view - which had been lovely - but Haus am Berg is just that bit higher up and it makes the view all the spectacular.
The location is great in other ways too. Yes, it's all uphill from town - especially if you're coming from the station - but we climbed it every day in snow and ice and it's really not that bad. In addition, the Vier Jahrezeiten bus stop is just at the bottom of the hill - and the 841 bus goes up and down to the station from there, so you don't need to climb the whole distance! It's really close to Haus der Berge, a great museum with a lovely cafe - you don't have to buy a ticket to use the cafe - and there's a hotel with bar and restaurant at the end of the road if you really don't fancy the hill. Being up out of town makes it really peaceful at night - it's at the end of a quiet residential street, with forest on the other side. It's also, really conveniently, at the start of the raised walkway part of the Soleleitungsweg footpath - which is a really lovely way to get into town, or to take a stroll to the Lockstein viewpoint, and beyond.
We truly loved this place - can't fault it at all. It wasn't just a place to stay, it felt like home for two weeks. We are regular visitors to Berchtesgaden and now can't imagine staying anywhere else. We will be back - and can't wait to see the view in summer sometime!
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We absolutely adored this gorgeous bavarian style pension haus. The Sattlers (owners) were marvellous hosts and provided great info and hospitality. Such sweethearts! Brigette especially went above and beyond as a host. The rooms were lovely and the view from the balcony ... breathtaking. Well located and very delightful stay!
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Date of stay: September 2015Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We stayed in the one bedroom apartment at Haus am Berg. This apartment was well located and well set up to allow us to prepare our own breakfast. The only problem with the kitchen if you want to be doing a lot of cooking is that there is absolutely no counter space.
If you are not planning to use the kitchen, I would reccomend a double room over the apartment because they are located at the top of the house and have slightly better views (though the view from our terrace was still quite breathtaking).
Brigit, the owner, was very helpful and recommended a great restaurant to us. The wifi in the room didn't work, but there was a sitting area where we were able to use it with no problems.
All in all, we had a good experience at this hotel.
If you are not planning to use the kitchen, I would reccomend a double room over the apartment because they are located at the top of the house and have slightly better views (though the view from our terrace was still quite breathtaking).
Brigit, the owner, was very helpful and recommended a great restaurant to us. The wifi in the room didn't work, but there was a sitting area where we were able to use it with no problems.
All in all, we had a good experience at this hotel.
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Date of stay: July 2012Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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My wife and I Love Berchtegaden in Bavaria and Frau Sattler (or Brigitte as she likes to be called) made our stay very welcome. With a choice of breakfast and the room with alpine views cleaned daily we would recommend you try this place out. They have been awarded 3 stars in the guesthouse guide and deserve them all.
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Date of stay: June 2010Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Frequently Asked Questions about Pension Haus am Berg
Which popular attractions are close to Pension Haus am Berg?
Nearby attractions include Nationalparkzentrum - Haus der Berge (0.5 km), Old Cemetery Berchtesgaden (0.5 km), and Franziskanerkirche (0.4 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Pension Haus am Berg?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, a lounge, and free parking.
Which room amenities are available at Pension Haus am Berg?
Top room amenities include a kitchenette, a refrigerator, and a seating area.
What food & drink options are available at Pension Haus am Berg?
Guests can enjoy a lounge during their stay.
What are some restaurants close to Pension Haus am Berg?
Conveniently located restaurants include Berggasthof Oberkälberstein, Bauchgfui, and Restaurant-Pizzeria EINKEHR.
Does Pension Haus am Berg have airport transportation?
Yes, Pension Haus am Berg offers airport transportation for guests. We recommend calling ahead to confirm details.
Is Pension Haus am Berg located near the city centre?
Yes, it is 0.4 km away from the centre of Berchtesgaden.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Pension Haus am Berg?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English and German.
Are there any historical sites close to Pension Haus am Berg?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Dokumentationszentrum Obersalzberg (3.3 km), The Eagle's Nest (3.9 km), and Bunkeranlage (3.5 km).