Rosewood Schloss Fuschl

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Valeriya Golubeva

5/5Google· Edited 3 months ago

The property is absolutely stunning, and the lake is simply indescribable, clean water, amazing views. Turndown service was forgotten on our first night, which is surprising given that it's a commonality at a hotel like Rosewood. That said, the manager of the lakeside restaurant and beach club deserves special recognition. His hospitality, attentiveness, and willingness to accommodate every request were exceptional and represented the Rosewood spirit at its very best. Unfortunately, I did not get his name. The hotel is extremely child free and one could say even oriented on family travel.

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piet de beer

3/5Google· 2 months ago

A four-star hotel in a six-star location For the price this was just not good enough. On a positive note, the hotel is in a fabulous location, and there are many things to love about it, such as the view from the breakfast room over the lake, the lakeside beach club, and the indoor and outdoor pool. The rooms are quite nice too - but be careful where you are allocated your room as the ones at the back do not have much of a few and certainly not over that gorgeous lake in front of the castle you see pictured everywhere. Service-wise this falls significantly short of a five-star experience, from the chaotic and lengthy check-in process to the 30-minute wait for the slow room service, the lack of proactivity on the part of the staff, the poor breakfast service, the list goes on and on. It's also highly impersonal. Overall, I think it is vastly overpriced. We had much better stays (and in particular service) at the Park Hyatt in Vienna and (in particular) the Four Seasons in Budapest on the same trip.

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hella

5/5Google· 6 months ago

We needed a magical escape with my sister for a long weekend… and honestly, we couldn’t have chosen a better hotel. Everything was absolutely perfect; exactly what you expect from a luxury establishment. I’ve stayed in several Rosewood properties, and I must say the experience here truly exceeded our expectations. The room was incredibly comfortable, and throughout our stay we noticed thoughtful touches from the housekeeping team that we deeply appreciated. The dining options lived up to everything we had hoped for. We had a wonderful meal at Seeterrasse, and also at Schloss Restaurant, where Laetitia welcomed us warmly and provided impeccable service. Not to mention the breakfast team, who go above and beyond to ensure the day starts wonderfully. And the view of the lake from all these restaurants is simply breathtaking. If you visit the hotel, take the time to enjoy the spa; the team there is just as exceptional. It was a completely unique experience: we swam while it was snowing… truly magical! A huge thank you to all the teams who made this sister getaway so unforgettable. See you again soon.

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Leon Tang

5/5Google· a month ago

Skip Crowded Austrian Lakes, Stay Luxuriously Quiet at Rosewood Schloss Fuschl Tired of the overcrowded, tourist‑heavy lakes across Austria’s popular lake region, I found my greatest surprise in the quiet, restorative charm of Lake Fuschl. Preserving the unadulterated alpine landscape, Rosewood Schloss Fuschl encapsulates the slow‑vacation ethos of old‑money European travel. One of only two Michelin‑key three‑star properties in Austria, this Rosewood hotel traces its origins back to a royal hunting lodge built in 1461. Standing along the lakeshore for six centuries, it reopened after renovation in summer 2024. Rather than leaning into a stiff, museum‑like historic aesthetic, Rosewood reimagines this heritage building for relaxed, modern‑day getaways. A 30‑minute drive from central Salzburg, the hotel spreads across five buildings harmoniously nestled into the lake‑and‑mountain terrain, free from the heavy, imposing feel of many traditional castles. Its design centers on restoration and coexistence: raw natural textures of timber and stone are retained, layered with hunting‑themed details and fine artworks by renowned creators, striking a fine balance between 600‑year‑old heritage and modern minimalism. Intimate by design, the property holds just 52 guest rooms, 40 suites and six lakeside chalets, delivering an ultra‑private luxury experience. Two distinct design languages define its accommodations. The lakeside new wing, crafted by G.A Group, features muted tones and abundant natural light for clean, quiet‑luxury minimalism. Rooms inside the main castle, designed by Bauer Stahl Architektur, recreate the original hunting lodge timber framework, with vintage soft furnishings and shifting light that build immersive atmosphere. I stayed in the Premier Select Lake‑View Room, which offers generously proportioned space true to Rosewood’s restrained design language, finished with timber fixtures and natural materials. Its most memorable feature is the hand‑painted minibar, an instantly recognizable signature. Floor‑to‑ceiling panoramic windows deliver unobstructed views: watch morning mist drift across the lake at dawn and golden sunset glow at dusk, with the full expanse of mountains and water right before you from your bed. Asaya stands out as the hotel’s crown jewel, also Rosewood’s most fully‑realized spa in Europe. Its heated infinity pool frames unbroken views of snow‑capped peaks, offering pleasantly tempered waters ideal even for winter swims. Complemented by saunas, a fitness center and sunrooms, the spa is open to day‑visitors who purchase access. The gentle lakeside loop trail invites leisurely walks through alternating tree‑lined stretches and mist‑wreathed scenery, while tiny cafés in the town’s corners serve authentic Austrian slow‑paced daily life. The hotel hosts a rich roster of exclusive on‑site experiences. The high‑value wine cellar tasting comes highly recommended, where sommeliers walk guests through regional terroirs alongside curated wine samplings. The private cellar houses an impressive collection of 3,000 bottles, including multiple coveted Domaine de la Romanée‑Conti vintages. Six distinct dining venues cover every moment of the day. Schloss Restaurant serves an extensive breakfast spread brimming with German‑speaking‑region specialties, with standouts such as black‑truffle scrambled eggs. Adjacent Vinothek focuses on local Austrian fare, with classics like Wiener Schnitzel and cheese fondue perfectly paired with wine. These days of stay brought a rare sense of ease. For all its six‑century legacy, the castle carries none of the heavy grandeur that can feel overwhelming. It simply encourages you to slow down, zone out and unwind. This effortless relaxation, with no need to chase entertainment, captures what old‑money European vacations are truly about.

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Lloyd Goldfarb

5/5Google· 4 months ago

Remarkable Property with exceptional setting, facilities, dining and rooms. The recent renovations deliver quite well with a blend of elegance, intimacy and luxury, in particular the suites and rooms. The Spa is state of the art and the layout and constant view of the deep green/blue Lake is astonishing! The Owners commitment to historic and high quality Art further enhances the 15h century flavor and a perfect blend with a high end feel in the 21st Century. There were a few very minor issues during my stay but all were resolved on an immediate basis thru a very caring, professional and sensitive staff who exemplify a deep commitment to the property and its residents. I highly recommend as the entire experience is warming, peaceful and enthralling all at once. Bravo!

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LuxuryTraveler92660

5/5Tripadvisor· a month ago

I can’t say enough about the spectacular facility and location of the Rosewood Schloss Fuschl. There are few properties in the world that are surrounded by the natural beauty of this property and do so with elegance and classic charm. You would have had to tie up the location 500 years which I believe was when the site was first developed. We had 3 wonderful Spring days there and loved it. We will definitely be back. * The only suggestion would be more lower calorie and vegetarian lunch and dinner options. We struggled a bit with the traditional cuisine to stay in our respective diets! Otherwise flawless.

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Trip.com Member

3.2/5Trip.com· 7 months ago

I was quite disappointed by the fact the our room was not serviced for 2 day in a row despite constant reminders and the hotel being a 3 Michelin keys hotel. Although the cleaning is well done, the fact that the room was neglected was unacceptable for this brand. It is for sure the worst rosewood I’ve ever stayed at. The amenities such as cotton buds were not replenished everyday. After the bath robe was used and placed on the ground, the housekeeping took it but never replaced it with a new one until I had to ask. Besides that, everything else was good. The staff was super friendly and sorry about the incident. The scenery was amazing. Personally, I think I would not return as it does not satisfy me overall. The lady at the Spa was also quite hostile when I asked for the spa appointment as she simply said no theres nothing available. The food here is absolutely amazing; I highly recommend ordering the coq au vin room service. The reception was kind enough to let me have early check in and accommodate met request for good views which was much appreciated. There were a lot of flies inside the restaurant which was quite annoying as it’s the first time I’ve seen flies inside a restaurant of this caliber.

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Wa Mu

3/5Google· Edited 4 months ago

Rosewood Schloss Fuschl is a truly beautiful hotel in a stunning location. The property itself is impressive, and the staff are exceptionally friendly, professional, and genuinely eager to help. Every employee we interacted with was courteous, hardworking, and did their absolute best to provide a great experience. Unfortunately, it became increasingly apparent throughout our stay that the hotel is structurally understaffed. As a result, the service level falls noticeably short of what one would reasonably expect at this price point and within this category of luxury hotel. We frequently experienced delays simply because there were not enough staff members available. While everyone was friendly and highly committed, there simply seemed to be too much work for too few people. On several occasions, we found ourselves having to take care of things on our own because staff members were occupied elsewhere. I have rarely stayed at a hotel of this caliber where guests were required to do so much themselves. To be clear, this is not a criticism of the employees. Quite the opposite: they were consistently warm, attentive, and genuinely trying to help. The issue appears to be a lack of adequate staffing rather than a lack of effort. Against this backdrop, charging €35 per night for underground parking feels difficult to justify. At these room rates, a luxury hotel should not be saving on staffing levels. Service is one of the defining characteristics of a property in this segment, and without sufficient personnel, that level of service simply cannot be maintained. We left disappointed, not because of the people working there, but because the overall service experience did not match the standards that these rates and the Rosewood brand lead guests to expect.