Dear friends of the Rosenstock,
our hotel is open - including the complete wellness area!
The 2G-RULE currently applies in our hotel (vaccinated or recovered)
In Bavaria and in the Oberallgäu district, the "red" level was declared. The 2G-RULE must therefore be applied in hotels and restaurants: vaccinated or recovered
The following rules apply:
· Fully vaccinated persons need the corresponding proof of vaccination (vaccination certificate - analogue or digital) - the second vaccination must be at least 14 days ago.
· Those who have recovered require a certificate of recovery. One is considered to have recovered if one was infected no longer than 6 months ago and has recovered for at least 28 days.
· In the catering sector, i.e. in the restaurant and at the bar, curfew starts at 10:00 p.m.
Please note that mouth and nose protection (FFP2 mask) is mandatory during your time in our house! This does not apply in the wellness area or at your table in the restaurant. Thanks very much!
We expressly point out that we do not accept a medical certificate that exempts you from wearing mouth and nose protection!
We will adapt these measures to the current situation.
It is very important to us, despite all the measures and changes, to make your vacation and your Rosenstock time as easy and enjoyable as possible.
Please note our cancellation period of 7 days
(except for bookings on booking.com or HRS).
You can still reach us by phone from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. at +49 (0)8326-36456-0 and at any time by e-mail: info@hotel-rosenstock.de
Until we meet again, we wish you all the best!
Your Karg family and all employees
Who is this JOSEF then?
JOSEF GIN is in homage to Josef Lantenhammer, the founder of the Bavarian distillery Lantenhammer. He first distilled a "juniper spirit" for his mining comrades in the mining town of Hausham in 1928. It was highly valued for its ethereal effect. There, two generations later, the distillers from Lantenhammer create the latest types of gin, inspired by Josef Lantenhammer's old recipes. The miners would have very much enjoyed it today.
3 basic rules for mixing gin & tonic
The basic rules for mixing gin & tonic: the aromas should compliment each other harmoniously and not be superimposed. That is why you should always choose a tonic water that supports the main aroma of the gin and doesn't kill it. Because tonic water should never play the leading role in gin & tonic, but be a suitable accompaniment. That is why it is better to taste the gin and tonic separately first, to find out if they go together.
