Experience Sammareier Gutshof, a charming hotel in Bad Birnbach, Germany. Located at Pfarrkirchner Straße 20 - 22, it sits a mere 0,2 миль from the city center, making it a convenient base for exploring the town while enjoying a tranquil retreat.

Guest amenities include a restaurant, free Wi-Fi, and an indoor pool. Non-smoking rooms, a terrace, garden with a garden view, and a balcony add to the ambiance, while a sun deck invites sunny days. For convenience, room service and meeting/banquet facilities are available; a sauna is free, and free beach umbrellas and beach chairs line the shore. On-site parking is available for a fee, with private parking also offered for an extra charge. Additional options—water sports facilities, spa, golf, tennis, mini golf, racquetball, horseback riding, and live music performances—carry extra charges.

Reviews total 361, offering a snapshot of traveler experiences. The setting blends garden vibes with close proximity to the city center, inviting guests to enjoy a restful stay along Pfarrkirchner Straße.

Food-forward vibes await at Altbirnbach, the on-site restaurant offering Mediterranean flavors. After a satisfying bite, the heated indoor pool invites a refreshing dip, and free Wi-Fi helps map out tomorrow’s plans. Non-smoking rooms, a terrace with garden views, a balcony, and a sun deck create a relaxed setting, while a free sauna adds a welcome wind-down after a day of sightseeing.

Three room types provide flexible options: Suite (592 sq ft) with one queen bed, accommodates up to 8 adults and 5 children; Comfort Double Room (431 sq ft) with one sofa bed and one queen bed, accommodates up to 10 adults and 6 children; Standard Room (377 sq ft) with one queen bed, accommodates up to 10 adults and 6 children. All rooms are non-smoking.

Practical details include on-site parking available for a fee, with private parking also offered for an extra charge. Beyond the basics, there are additional options—water sports facilities, spa, golf, tennis, mini golf, racquetball, horseback riding, and live music performances—each carrying extra charges.