Park hotel St. Leonhard - 4 stars above Lake Überlinger.
Park hotel St. Leonhard has its own name. In the immediate vicinity stands the St. Leonhard Chapel. Until the 18th century this chapel was the aim of processions of the locals to the cattle patron St. Leonhard and the goal of the pilgrims who could get an indulgence here. Around the turn of the century, with the expansion of the shipping on Lake Constance, the starting shot for holiday tourism was laid. Überlingen, the "Nice on the Swabian Sea", attracted more and more guests to summer freshness. At this time, the Park hotel St. Leonhard was built in a particularly attractive location high above the lake, with a magnificent view of the Swiss and Austrian Alps.
The Park hotel St. Leonhard unfolds its own lively ambiance, but away from the ongoing business that is familiar to every holiday resort. The three restaurants, the generously dimensioned lookout terraces and the hotel park develop flair and attractiveness also for the guests from the region. In keeping with the style of its origins, tree groups, bush combinations and powerful solitaires alternate. Catalpa and Chamecyparis dominate the exotics. Among the locals, the beeches and the oaks dominate as solitaires and the lindens, which are raised to form a shadowy avenue. Bush groups from Taxus, Kirschlorbeer, figs, juniper and accompanying view to the lake, the Mainau and the Bodanrück. Around the terrace thrive Mediterranean plants. The wild lemons are especially noticeable. In the back of the hotel, local herbs and Mediterranean herbs thrive in the herb garden. The plant is rounded off by the historic orchard with old apple and pear varieties, which is now used by a dam's deer. The Park hotel St. Leonhard is an ideal location for cycling, hiking or motorized excursions to the historic cities of the Hochrhein such as Stein am Rhein, the Rhine Falls in Schaffhausen, the Bodenseeinseln Mainau and Reichenau, the baroque churches of Upper Swabia or the other The old council town of Konstanz, St. Gallen, or the Napoleon Museum in Arenenberg Castle.
