The philosophy of the house can be described in a few words:
Haven of peace in the mountains!
Host Nikolaus Jäger and the entire Exquisit team are committed to always providing attentive service and individual support. Because only then you can find perfect rest in the mountains.
Relax in the first-class equipped rooms and suites as well as in the wellness area and let your thoughts run free. Our tip is: Open your eyes and heart for all the beautiful things in and around Oberstdorf.


Tradition meets modernity – this is what makes the feel-good atmosphere in the Hotel Exquisit in Oberstdorf. From the entrance area to the restaurant and bar to the 52 rooms and suites, everything is designed with great attention to detail and sophisticated room and lighting concepts. Daylight is a central element.

Large, floor-to-ceiling window fronts bring light and zest for life to the hotel. Particularly impressive is the spacious staircase from the entrance to the upper floors. Daylight enters through a three-story panoramic glass front and creates an ambience with vision.

Wherever you look, a lot of beautiful things will catch your eye. A holiday at the Hotel Exquisit is also associated with enjoyment of art.
On a tour of our spa area you will discover artistic masterpieces: The German-Indian muralist Akram Sultan has contributed a lot to the design of the rooms in the Hotel Exquisit. He is strongly influenced by the culture of his father, originated in India.

However, in the paintings of Akram Sultan the story "Siddharta" by Hermann Hesse plays an important role. In this story the main character goes his own way, frees himself from social predestination and finally finds himself and Buddha.
His unique paintings decorate the walls of our swimming pool and relaxation area. With the incomparable view of the breathtaking mountain landscape you can enjoy quiet moments and let your mind wander.

The entire interior of the Hotel Exquisit impresses in a natural way. Especially the oak wood plays an important role.
The rooms are equipped with wild oak furniture, while the bar features heavy oak-wood-topped tables for an alpine feel, and some of the walls in the house look like cleverly lit split wood walls with their exposed wood fiber to admire.

Another highlight are the unique landscape shots by the well-known art photographer Lala Aufsberg.
These always remind you of where you are right now: In the middle of the wonderful Allgäu Alps.