Landgasthof Zur Lilie
7.2
Very Good(733 reviews)
Wallfahrtstraße 3, 78098 Triberg im Schwarzwald, Germany
+49 7722 4419
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Hotel Description
Landgasthof Zur Lilie, located at Wallfahrtstraße 3, 78098 Triberg im Schwarzwald, Germany, offers a charming and welcoming stay in the heart of the Black Forest. This alpine-style inn is situated just across the street from the Schwarzwaldmuseum and only 1 km from the breathtaking Triberg Waterfalls, one of Germany’s highest waterfalls. Guests can easily explore the surrounding natural beauty with scenic hiking trails nearby, or enjoy a short walk to the local attractions, including the Black Forest Open Air Museum and the famous German Clock Museum, located just 19 minutes away by car. The hotel exudes a rustic yet relaxed ambiance, with its simple, cozy furnishings and a country-style bar/restaurant featuring wooden beams and a terrace for outdoor dining. The relaxed setting is perfect for those looking to unwind in a peaceful atmosphere after a day of sightseeing or hiking.
The rooms at Landgasthof Zur Lilie offer a restful environment, featuring flat-screen TVs and Wi-Fi, ensuring modern comfort in a traditional setting. The upgraded rooms are spacious and can accommodate up to five guests, with charming wood-paneled walls that add to the rustic feel. The hotel offers a smoke-free and pet-friendly environment, making it suitable for families and guests traveling with pets. The rooms are simple but well-appointed, providing all the essentials for a comfortable stay.
In addition to its welcoming accommodations, Landgasthof Zur Lilie boasts several notable amenities, including a country-style restaurant where guests can enjoy breakfast and local specialties. The restaurant offers table service and a relaxing atmosphere, ideal for dining with friends or family. For those traveling with pets, the hotel’s pet-friendly policy ensures that furry companions are also welcome. The hotel also provides convenient parking for guests, making it a hassle-free stay for those traveling by car. While there is no fitness center, spa, or pool on-site, the proximity to the stunning natural landscapes of the Black Forest ensures guests have plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities.
The hotel is easily accessible via public transportation, with Triberg train station located just 2 km away, making it easy for guests to travel to nearby cities or explore the Black Forest region. For those arriving by air, Stuttgart Airport is about 1 hour and 41 minutes away by taxi, while Karlsruhe / Baden-Baden Airport is approximately 1 hour and 33 minutes away. The hotel's central location allows guests to experience the best of both nature and culture in this scenic region.
Nearby, guests can enjoy a wide variety of activities, from visiting the iconic Triberg Waterfalls just a minute away, to exploring the history of the Black Forest at the Schwarzwaldmuseum or the German Clock Museum. For a bit of local flavor, dining options are abundant, with several restaurants located within a short walking distance, including Italian, Greek, and traditional German restaurants. Local favorites include La Cascata, Taverna Stefanos, and Wirtshaus Alt-Tryberg, all of which are just a minute away by taxi. Whether you are here to relax in nature, explore the region’s rich history, or enjoy the local cuisine, Landgasthof Zur Lilie offers the perfect base for your stay in Triberg.
The rooms at Landgasthof Zur Lilie offer a restful environment, featuring flat-screen TVs and Wi-Fi, ensuring modern comfort in a traditional setting. The upgraded rooms are spacious and can accommodate up to five guests, with charming wood-paneled walls that add to the rustic feel. The hotel offers a smoke-free and pet-friendly environment, making it suitable for families and guests traveling with pets. The rooms are simple but well-appointed, providing all the essentials for a comfortable stay.
In addition to its welcoming accommodations, Landgasthof Zur Lilie boasts several notable amenities, including a country-style restaurant where guests can enjoy breakfast and local specialties. The restaurant offers table service and a relaxing atmosphere, ideal for dining with friends or family. For those traveling with pets, the hotel’s pet-friendly policy ensures that furry companions are also welcome. The hotel also provides convenient parking for guests, making it a hassle-free stay for those traveling by car. While there is no fitness center, spa, or pool on-site, the proximity to the stunning natural landscapes of the Black Forest ensures guests have plenty of opportunities for outdoor activities.
The hotel is easily accessible via public transportation, with Triberg train station located just 2 km away, making it easy for guests to travel to nearby cities or explore the Black Forest region. For those arriving by air, Stuttgart Airport is about 1 hour and 41 minutes away by taxi, while Karlsruhe / Baden-Baden Airport is approximately 1 hour and 33 minutes away. The hotel's central location allows guests to experience the best of both nature and culture in this scenic region.
Nearby, guests can enjoy a wide variety of activities, from visiting the iconic Triberg Waterfalls just a minute away, to exploring the history of the Black Forest at the Schwarzwaldmuseum or the German Clock Museum. For a bit of local flavor, dining options are abundant, with several restaurants located within a short walking distance, including Italian, Greek, and traditional German restaurants. Local favorites include La Cascata, Taverna Stefanos, and Wirtshaus Alt-Tryberg, all of which are just a minute away by taxi. Whether you are here to relax in nature, explore the region’s rich history, or enjoy the local cuisine, Landgasthof Zur Lilie offers the perfect base for your stay in Triberg.
The Most Outstanding Trait
1. Walking distance to the Triberg Waterfalls and Schwarzwaldmuseum
2. Upgraded rooms with wood-paneled walls that accommodate up to 5 guests
3. Pet-friendly and smoke-free property with family-friendly amenities
4. Country-style bar/restaurant with terrace and table service for breakfast
5. Convenient parking available for guests traveling by car
6. Close to major Black Forest attractions including German Clock Museum and Source of the Breg
7. A short drive to the Black Forest Open Air Museum for a taste of local culture
8. Nearby restaurants serving Italian, Greek, and traditional German cuisine
9. Easy access to Triberg train station and major airports like Stuttgart and Karlsruhe / Baden-Baden
9.2 Exceptional
Location rating
Top sights
Triberg Waterfalls
1 min
Black Forest Open Air Museum24 min
Source of the Breg19 min
Schwarzwaldmuseum1 min
German Clock Museum19 min
Nearest locations
La Cascata
1 min
Taverna Stefanos1 min
Wirtshaus Alt-Tryberg1 min
Ketterer am Kurgarten1 min
Restaurant Ochsenstube1 min
Skyline Restaurant and Bistro1 min
Lilie Garten-Cafe1 min
Pfaff1 min
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Good to know
| Check-in | 15:00 |
| Check-out | 11:00 |
| Location rating | 9.2 |
| Nearest airport | Karlsruhe / Baden-Baden Airport |
| Travel time to airport | 1 hr 33 min |
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Location
Wallfahrtstraße 3, 78098 Triberg im Schwarzwald, Germany
Airports:
Stuttgart Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 41 min
Transit: 3 hr 39 min
Karlsruhe / Baden-Baden Airport
Taxi: 1 hr 33 min
Transit: 2 hr 20 min
Nearby locations
9.2
Exceptional Location
Across the street from the Black Forest Museum, this laid-back inn in an alpine chalet is 1 km from the Triberg Waterfalls and 2 km from Triberg train station.
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Amenities and Facilities
Parking & transportation
Parking
Pets
Pet-friendly
Policies & payments
Smoke-free property
Credit cards
Cash
Food & drink
Restaurant
Table service
Breakfast
Wellness
No fitness center
No spa
Children
Kid-friendly
Internet
Wi-Fi
Pools
No pools
No hot tub
Rooms
Air conditioning
Reviews
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Roger Sijstermans
1/5
A very nice cozy restaurant, we were allowed to choose a place to sit ourselves.A very nice dining room but that was the only thing.After waiting for more than half an hour for someone from the service, we left again.If it was full, I would understand that people would have to wait a little longer, but there were only a handful of guests who had food and drinks.Didn't drink or eat anything.
Sabrina Petry
5/5
Very nice clock-like atmosphere. Were received warmly/service very friendly. Food delicious and reasonably priced.
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Pat S
5/5
Excellent choice for a family stay in Triberg! The room was minimal, but we didn't go to Triberg to spend the day in it. However, the rooms are clean and comfortable, and the staff is friendly. …
nexo zierbena
1/5
We are a couple of Spanish tourists exploring the Black Forest to create content for our YouTube channel. After enjoying charming towns such as Neustadt, Baden-Baden and Gengenbach, we arrived at Triberg, that place that you see in the guidebooks and wonder if it is as beautiful as they say. And it is, with its giant cuckoo clocks, its waterfalls and its Black Forest museum... A true fairy tale!After an intense walk, we decided to recharge our batteries in a typical restaurant before continuing towards Freiburg. We saw a cozy place next to the road, which also had a menu in Spanish (poorly translated, of course, but you can't have everything). The restaurant had two dining rooms: a well-decorated one near the entrance and a simpler one inside. We arrived just at dusk, after the German lunch hour had passed and the main dining room was empty. We asked to sit there, but they told us it was reserved and sent us to the second dining room. I thought maybe we got the "other dining room" because we were Spanish, but I decided to give him the benefit of the doubt.My wife ordered a pork knuckle with garnish, and I, a game lover, opted for stewed wild boar with red fruits, adding a supplement of potatoes for three euros. With our hefe weizen beers on the table, we prepared to enjoy an epic dinner. But the reality was different.The waiter brought the plates, wished us to enjoy, and there was my order: an ocean of sauce with three tiny pieces of meat floating in a sea of red fruit reduction. Three pieces that, in Bilbao, would not even pass as a cover. We called the waiter and, very delicately, I commented that, for the price, it seemed more like a tasting dish than a main dish. I asked him to exchange it for another knuckle (without many expectations, but at least there was quantity). However, the waiter, with a kindness that bordered on hostility, replied that he was not the cook, so the dish remained.Somewhat perplexed, we decided to mention it to another waitress in the hope of a more understanding response. He asked us to wait a moment. But, instead of getting help, our waiter reappeared with a worse attitude, telling us that even if we didn't like it, we would still have to pay for it. At that moment, my wife, tired of the treatment, got up and went to the kitchen in search of someone with a minimum of empathy. But the waiter, with great fuss, tried to stop her, as if we were in an action movie.Finally, a woman appeared who introduced herself as the cook. Without saying a word, he took our plates away and told us to pay for our drinks and leave. The “chocolate house” turned out to be, in reality, a witch festival.We decided to leave and give up. Apparently we weren't welcome there, and that feeling I had at first turned out not to be paranoia. Although we will not upload the video out of respect for Triberg, we can say that, like in fairy tales, in the most beautiful places there is always a villain ready to spoil the experience. In this case, we were not Hansel and Gretel, but two hungry tourists attracted by a dreamy facade, only to discover that what awaited us inside was not exactly a happy ending.
Lars Schröder
1/5
Delicious food and good portions☺Attention update: We were back in the restaurant in the afternoon on Wednesday, October 17th, 2018 and wanted to eat at Mitrag. From our last visits we still remembered the extensive menu with lots of game dishes and delicious local cuisine. So we opened the menu hungry and full of anticipation and unfortunately we were bitterly disappointed. No sign of game. Local cuisine was available to some extent, but nothing more than the obligatory Kässpätzle or Schäufele could be found. A little frustrated and out of necessity (we were very hungry), we decided on schnitzel with fries and on the oven-warm vegetable strudel. The schnitzel was frozen and came from the fryer. The vegetable strudel, which was very straightforward for a main course, was also not homemade and was literally overwhelmed by the lavishly draped lettuce leaves. All in all, lower snack level. You should have known it, because the shop was completely empty when we arrived, and that at prime coffee time.The staff were very friendly, but seemed a bit helpless given the empty tables and the bleak general situation. It's a shame about this beautiful restaurant, we remembered it much better.
María José Jordán
4/5
We went to lunch. Very nice house, delicious food and very good service. The place is beautiful.
Aleyna E.
5/5
The staff was extremely friendly and very, very attentive! Big praise!
Max Lubberink
4/5
Decent food and lovely interior
Steffi und Yvonne
1/5
The Black Forest cake would have been given 5 stars, but the service staff was incredibly unfriendly, so we have rather negative memories of our visit to the restaurant.I observed him interacting with the other guests and he wasn't particularly friendly there either.If you don't feel like doing your job, you should look for something new but don't take your mood out on the paying customers. The bottom line is that this only damages the image of the restaurant.
Ioana Giubega
5/5
The location is very nice and the waiter was very kind.The food came very quickly and the portions were very generous.Everything was delicious.The bill was ok considering that the restaurant is very close to the waterfall and that it is a tourist area.Payment by card was not possible. I don't know if this is a general rule or if it was just a problem that day.
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Iryna D
5/5
We were in Triberg during the summer holidays. |We had a great time. |Clean room, excellent breakfast and dinner, free parking. |Helpful and courteous staff. |Recommended if you are in the Black Forest. …
Felipe Osuna torres
5/5
To begin with, the rooms are not in the hotel, they are in a building about 100 meters from the restaurant, which is where the address that appears on the reservation takes you. Even so, the room is very good, soundproof and large. Parking is free in the restaurant area. The staff is very pleasant and attentive although very inflexible with schedules (as in Germany in general). They gave us free passes to all the museums in the city and the waterfalls, which was appreciated. The abundant, varied and exquisite breakfast for 10 euros is worth it. We ate at the restaurant and it was also worth it. A place to return to but taking into account the closing times
Andrea Lapi
1/5
We showed up at 8.00pm to have dinner very quickly without apologizing or hesitation, he told us the kitchen was closed, even though the diners who were eating had to finish and order their second course, he categorically indicated to us that there were other restaurants in the town. .....for the rest I couldn't see or try anything.
Q Xan
5/5
Very nice, cozy atmosphere, excellent regional Black Forest cuisine and friendly service
M. G.
5/5
I can only rate the hotel and breakfast, both were excellent. Very nice welcome, bright, modern and super quiet room (with shutters) and the breakfast was really great. Parking is also available, which is a big advantage in Triberg.The fact that you have to walk to the breakfast room didn't bother us at all. I can recommend it!
feng wang
1/5
Ardhi: the bad experience. I just wanted a piece of cake and waited more than 20 minutes. But whoever came later got it before me. In addition, payment is made in cash.
Christine Kraplow
5/5
My daughter and grandson and I ate there twice.We were warmly welcomed.My grandson immediately received books and an extra high chair.The food was plentiful and good.Many thanks to the friendly service.
Sébastien Albertolli
5/5
Just for the setting, so typical of the black forest, the restaurant is worth the detour! The dishes are well cooked and above all very varied. 2 full pages of the menu offer typical dishes of the sector.The service is ok. They came to apologize to me because the cook had unfortunately made a mistake in the preparation.As a result I had to wait but it was largely bearable.And there is something for everyone!
Buschauer
2/5
We were drawn to this place by the alluring advertisement of their Black Forest cake displayed prominently outside. The restaurant, with its quaint, flower-adorned facade and charming local architecture, seemed the ideal spot for a delightful culinary experience. Unfortunately, our expectations were met with disappointment. The Black Forest cake, expected to be moist with Kirsch, was regrettably bone dry. The maraschino cherries were stale and discolored. Moreover, the presentation was careless: the cake was flipped over with two forks haphazardly stabbed into it. We also sampled the raspberry cake, which did nothing to improve our experience. The raspberries were old, the glaze was as tough as chewing gum, and it was excessively covered in clumsily arranged whipped cream, likely to conceal its shortcomings. Disheartened, we visited Edeka supermarket next door and discovered their Black Forest cake to be vastly superior—moist, elegantly presented, and bursting with flavor. For those seeking an authentic Black Forest cake in Triberg, we advise skipping Landgasthof Zur Lilie and opting for Edeka instead.
Birgit Barkowski
2/5
Food was good, the singing didn't start until 7 p.m. and was more of a choir meeting for the villagers but not suitable for holiday guests, no shame again!!!!