Pet Friendly Hotels & Resorts in Zell am Harmersbach from NZ$1,243

"Unfortunately our prepaid reservation from several months ago was not known the to staff working the reception. Our party had hiked to the this location (all day hike) and was turned away. The hotel did find another available accommodation with a different property in another town and drove our party there - however would have to pay all over again, and none of the amenities important to us. The staff was not friendly and also could not communicate with Expedia. They ended up ensuring some kind...

"Nice family hotel. Not special in any way but also no complaints. Has everything you need but no extras."

"Small but cozy and comfortable. Hosts were very friendly. Beautiful surroundings. "

"Die Wohnung super geschnitten und mit allem versorgt was man braucht. Die Gästegeber sind immer ansprechbar und super freundlich. Wir hatten einen schönen Aufenthalt und können dieses Angebot nur empfehlen."

"Marika was wonderful. She gave us recommendations, helped us understand the laundry machine, etc. The apartment was clean and spacious with comfortable beds. We stayed 3 nights and I would have been happy to stay longer."

"Our unit was upstairs but I believe there is a unit downstairs as well. Parking was convenient and Zell is situated nicely in the Black Forest. On our first night, we found a restaurant way up the hill along some really skinny, curvy roads that served us some dynamite Jaegerschnitzel with Spaetzle and for dessert, Apfelstrudel. We were within range of the glass factory in Wolfach, Triberg and its waterfall, and great scenery driving around the area. This home is super nice and our hosts were,...

"Pros: Die Gastgeber waren sehr freundlich. Es gab frische Eier von freilaufenden Hühnern. Als Gastgeschenk gab es sogar selbstgemachte Marmelade und Apfelsaft😋"

"This apartment is very spacious and comfortable with everything you need for an enjoyable and relaxing holiday, We loved looking over the local farms, walking through the edge of the German Black Forest, and visiting the local towns."