Mr Winkler joined two old houses in a charming Bavarian village forming an elegant setting for diplaying his culinary art and lodging guest in nice quiet accomodations. The room was large, tastefully furnished in typical German eclectic style with a modern comfortable bathroom. The Spa with a small indoor pool is very nice and a garden in sunny weather allows... more

This review updates my review of this property in December 2006, but very little has changed in Aschau since then. I have been visiting the Residenz Heinz Winkler since it first opened nearly 20 years ago and have always been charmed by the warm welcome, fabulous food and calm, relaxing atmosphere. But reading some other reviews from first time visitors,... more

I came along with friends to enjoy the cusine and stay at the hotel succeedingly. We had booked both a room and table in advance and were warmly greeted when we arrived. The host and staff know very well what they are doing and the service was effortless, in the best way. Perhaps it was because we were a party... more

We stayed and dined here in 2003, so this review is a bit late. But judging by the reviews, little has changed: we found this to be a superb restaurant and very luxurious hotel. We stayed mid-week in October, so there were not many overnight guests. They gave us a huge corner room incorporating one of the (castle) turrets. I... more

We stayed at Residenz Heinz Winkler for two nights in June as part of our month trip to Germany, Austria, Budapest, and Prague. We stayed in all 5 star hotels, and this was definitly our biggest disappointment. The word pretentious only starts to describe our experience. Let me preface this with the fact that prior to staying here we stayed... more

We stayed in the hotel for 6 nights and had two double floored suite rooms which are on the western side of the hotel in their own quiet corner of only 6-7 rooms and own private garden with a waterfountain and small pond. The views over the mountains are very beautiful. I have to concur with the previous reviewer about... more

We stayed at the Residenz Heiz Winkler for two nights in June. The food is glorious, the service impeccable, and you can read many reviews of it on the web. The hotel is quite lovely in many ways, but not air conditioned, and the rooms are absolutely stifling in summer. We had a "double superior" room for 260 Euros/night, which... more

Heinz Winkler used to preside over the great Tantris restaurant in Munich and now oversees the kitchen at this extraordinary hotel/restaurant/resort complex on the Chiemsee. I had been planning to eat here for years and managed to work in a late lunch while en route from Munich to Vienna. The food was exquisite-- monkfish in a wine sauce and a... more