Hotel Rubihaus
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Check in from: | 13:00 |
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Check out before: | 10:00 |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Parking
Spa
Non-smoking
Lift
First aid kit
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Hotel Rubihaus
Featuring garden views, Hotel Rubihaus in Oberstdorf offers accommodation and a garden. This property offers access to a balcony and free private parking. The accommodation features a sauna, free WiFi throughout the property and family rooms.
Reviews from 
Couple
Comment: 25 Jul 2026
Stayed in: Jul 2026
Delicious enjoyment
Very clean apartment.
And top location in Obersdorf.
And top location in Obersdorf.
Group traveller
Comment: 9 Sep 2023
Stayed in: Aug 2023
Holiday guest at Rubihaus for 10 years
I have been a holiday guest in Oberstdorf for over 10 years and always stay at the Rubihaus. We have always received a friendly welcome. The breakfast is very plentiful and a good basis for any activity in Oberstdorf. Always recommended.
Solo traveller
CA
Comment: 21 Jun 2011
Stayed in: Jun 2011
A hotel that Stephen King would love !!!!!!
Hotel Garni Rubihaus much like the town of Oberstdorf it’s located in could be a great setting for a Stephen King novel. Its nestled neatly in the lush inviting green Bavarian mountains surrounded on gray days by low hanging misty clouds. The hotel has neatly wide tiled balconies with a typical overhanging German style gingerbread wooden roof.
There are exceptional views on the upper floors. One side the building faces the town and the other the mountains. Either side is great, especially when you awakened from a short nap by the deep hypnotizing chimes echoing from the town clock. ( note: sleep with your window open its like being in a scene from The Sound of Music even though that was filmed in nearby Austria ) The porcelain baby dolls and other remnants of what could be from the German home shopping channel are scattered at various parts through out the hotel. They just add to the strange aura of the place a la movie drama scenes.
To be fair the hotel is very clean, the rooms spacious and very comfortable and it’s very affordable at approx 70 Euros per night for a double. It certainly deserves 3 stars for that ! However if you need something while staying here before 8 am or after 8 pm your out of luck. Even then trying to find someone who works here during those hours is like playing a game of hide and seek. There is a lovely and friendly woman named Marie who can be seen scurrying about like a squirrel occasionally in the halls during the daytime but that’s if your lucky.
The hotel hallways at night were sedate,dark and empty of life except for people sleeping quietly in their rooms. Calling the number located in the hotel folder for the front desk just gives you the shrill ring of a fax machine when it picks up. With the average age of visitors during my visit ... being 65 years + if you have health problems or are just scared of the dark this might not be a good place to stay.
Sadly the hotel ( their web site is just in german ) and the town seem to only want to cater to Germans as even the highly technical computerized hotel room availability board near the Train Station is only in German as are most brochures and a lot of hotels only take a European credit card ( sorry no Visa, Mastercard or Amex here cash only please !) 95% of the people only speak German. This can make for a highly frustrating experience if you are trying to do basic tasks here like eating out or booking a room. So as with most of rural Germany bring a good translation application or book if you visit here and don’t expect the locals in these towns to welcome you with open arms as they seem more annoyed and amused by tourists than anything. ( NOTE : not that they should have to speak anything other than German )
I found it very surprising that a town that is so beautiful and so domestically touristy could be so stubborn about wanting to expand and cater to a potential huge North American or Asian clientele. Maybe that is its charm ! They have a long way to go to lure more English tourists here.
PLEASE NOTE IF YOUR AN INTERNET JUNKIE this is not your hotel. There is a 24 hour 500 mb download limit and according to hotel receptionist ( when I was able to find her ) DAS is it ! no more internet after that for 24 hours. I pleaded... I begged... I offered 20 EUROS and.... NO LUCK...... sadly I took to the streets to find an open internet.. connection.... Even the German hero David Hasselhoff couldn’t have convinced her.
There are exceptional views on the upper floors. One side the building faces the town and the other the mountains. Either side is great, especially when you awakened from a short nap by the deep hypnotizing chimes echoing from the town clock. ( note: sleep with your window open its like being in a scene from The Sound of Music even though that was filmed in nearby Austria ) The porcelain baby dolls and other remnants of what could be from the German home shopping channel are scattered at various parts through out the hotel. They just add to the strange aura of the place a la movie drama scenes.
To be fair the hotel is very clean, the rooms spacious and very comfortable and it’s very affordable at approx 70 Euros per night for a double. It certainly deserves 3 stars for that ! However if you need something while staying here before 8 am or after 8 pm your out of luck. Even then trying to find someone who works here during those hours is like playing a game of hide and seek. There is a lovely and friendly woman named Marie who can be seen scurrying about like a squirrel occasionally in the halls during the daytime but that’s if your lucky.
The hotel hallways at night were sedate,dark and empty of life except for people sleeping quietly in their rooms. Calling the number located in the hotel folder for the front desk just gives you the shrill ring of a fax machine when it picks up. With the average age of visitors during my visit ... being 65 years + if you have health problems or are just scared of the dark this might not be a good place to stay.
Sadly the hotel ( their web site is just in german ) and the town seem to only want to cater to Germans as even the highly technical computerized hotel room availability board near the Train Station is only in German as are most brochures and a lot of hotels only take a European credit card ( sorry no Visa, Mastercard or Amex here cash only please !) 95% of the people only speak German. This can make for a highly frustrating experience if you are trying to do basic tasks here like eating out or booking a room. So as with most of rural Germany bring a good translation application or book if you visit here and don’t expect the locals in these towns to welcome you with open arms as they seem more annoyed and amused by tourists than anything. ( NOTE : not that they should have to speak anything other than German )
I found it very surprising that a town that is so beautiful and so domestically touristy could be so stubborn about wanting to expand and cater to a potential huge North American or Asian clientele. Maybe that is its charm ! They have a long way to go to lure more English tourists here.
PLEASE NOTE IF YOUR AN INTERNET JUNKIE this is not your hotel. There is a 24 hour 500 mb download limit and according to hotel receptionist ( when I was able to find her ) DAS is it ! no more internet after that for 24 hours. I pleaded... I begged... I offered 20 EUROS and.... NO LUCK...... sadly I took to the streets to find an open internet.. connection.... Even the German hero David Hasselhoff couldn’t have convinced her.
Other
Comment: 7 Jan 2020
Stayed in: Oct 2019
Zentral und schöne Zimmer
nur wenige Schritte vom Oberstdorfer Zentrum gelegen.
Schönes modernes Rubizimmer auch als Appartment nutzbar.
Nettes Inhabergeführtes Haus.
Getränke konnten zu einem fairen Preis aus einem zentralen Kühlschrank
entnommen zur Selbstbedienung entnommen werden.
Gerne wieder...
Schönes modernes Rubizimmer auch als Appartment nutzbar.
Nettes Inhabergeführtes Haus.
Getränke konnten zu einem fairen Preis aus einem zentralen Kühlschrank
entnommen zur Selbstbedienung entnommen werden.
Gerne wieder...
Couple
Comment: 2 Nov 2019
Stayed in: Oct 2019
„Sehr empfehlenswert "
Wir waren schon öfter im Hotel Rubihaus ,das Hotel gefiel uns vom ersten Tag an sehr gut
alles sehr sauber , sehr schöne Zimmer, beim Frühstücksbuffet fehlt es an nicht's die Familie Heinle so wie das Personal sehr freundlich,
Also beim nächsten Urlaub buchen wir auf jedenfall wieder im Hotel Rubihaus
alles sehr sauber , sehr schöne Zimmer, beim Frühstücksbuffet fehlt es an nicht's die Familie Heinle so wie das Personal sehr freundlich,
Also beim nächsten Urlaub buchen wir auf jedenfall wieder im Hotel Rubihaus
Excellent location
Gartenstr. 1, Oberstdorf, 87561, Germany|0.24 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
13:00
Check out before:
10:00
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