Ferme Auberge Kahlenwasen sur Luttenbach-Pres-Munster

We just spent a night at the inn; time stood still here. There's a real sense of value in this wonderful place, even when it's raining. Then you look at the ever-faster pace of time, never satisfied with what you find here. You feel like you're at your grandmother's house. The staff are all lovely. The alpine cuisine is delicious, and the setting is wonderful. Oh, and the tarts... mmm, I love them! The rooms are charmingly rustic and very clean. Keep in mind, it's not a hotel; with the temperature at 25°C, I find that perfectly normal—we're in an inn. Thank you to the team for your warm welcome, and thank you to Mother Nature for the magnificent scenery. Don't change a thing.

A superb experience for a family outing. A magnificent place, a very warm welcome, a lovely family team where everyone is dedicated to their role. Taking a moment to chat about the history of the place was wonderful. Well done, don't change a thing, we feel right at home. Gisèle

I've had the pleasure of visiting the wonderful Auberge Huss several times. The welcome is uniquely warm and attentive, and the meal is extraordinary and authentic every time. I highly recommend it. Michel

Warm welcome and service. Very generous meals, magnificent room with a beautiful view of the valley. I highly recommend it and we will gladly return next year. Patricia and Philippe

Beautiful place and view. Had a cheese platter with their own cheeces, so delicious.

We stopped after a great bike ride!

A beautiful farm inn. Impeccable service and cuisine. Nestled in a majestic landscape. A very pleasant family stay.

A friendly and welcoming place with a real authenticity. Good food. I always enjoy coming back.

Nice lunch on a weekend with my son. Easy to get to and the service was friendly :)

The good: Idyllic setting, impeccably clean rooms and bathrooms. The bad: The bedding was unfortunately very disappointing. My 16-year-old son's mattress sank into a veritable basin, and the bed frame creaked with the slightest movement, making a good night's sleep virtually impossible. When we reported the problem, the owner's proposed solution was: "Sing him a lullaby, he'll eventually fall asleep." A rather surprising response considering the price of the stay. The fire doors that slammed shut regularly were also very annoying, especially at night. We were also disappointed by the apple juice, advertised as "homemade," but which turned out to be Sauter brand, charged at €6 a glass. Furthermore, serving soup as a starter when it was 38°C outside left us perplexed. Finally, breakfast seemed rather basic. Overall, we were disappointed, especially considering the total bill. The setting is magnificent, but some of the services and the welcome were unfortunately not up to the price charged.