Hotel LukasMayr

Erg teleurgesteld van de lunch in het restaurant. Maar 3 tafels op het terras bezet en alsnog hebben we drie kwartier op onze lunch moeten wachten. Een tosti en een brettljause.. de brettljause viel enorm tegen, want het vlees was veels te dik afgesneden en smaakte niet vers. De vrouwelijke ober toonde weinig interesse waar wij als gast als eerst moesten groeten. Hoort normaal gesproken toch andersom. Bij het afrekenen van de lunch medegedeeld dat de lunch tegenviel, maar hier werd geen interesse in getoond. We geven het door werd er gezegd. Dat was het dan. Bijna 35 euro voor een tosti en een brettljause. Echt teleurstellend, voornamelijk omdat ik mij niet serieus genomen voelde toen ik feedback gaf over de lunch. Jammer!

We were travelling as a group and had reserved different rooms. The reception was not particularly hospitable, but OK, you are not always in the best mood, I can understand that. The rooms are spacious, the balcony overlooking the river was also large. But you will look in vain for a minibar and a free bottle of water. At breakfast you have to find your assigned table and you cannot have breakfast with the people you are travelling with. That may be OK if you only have one room, but it would be normal for a group. We were told very rudely to sit at our table and not change. We did not eat in the hotel, so I cannot comment on that. Nevertheless, we enjoyed the breakfast and the lack of attention to detail was noticeable. Instead of fried bacon, there were indefinable slices of meat sticking together floating in the oil and the scrambled eggs were 100% from the day before, even the worst cook could not make them that dry. The toaster was set so that the toast fell out untoasted and on the wrong side. The display of meat and cheese was what you would expect to find in any average hotel. And finally, a word about the parking situation: when we arrived at 9 p.m., the parking lot behind the hotel and the few parking spaces in front of it were already full to the last square centimeter. There are hardly any public parking spaces in the village itself, only those of other hotels. No one in the hotel felt responsible for helping me because the reception was already closed and the staff had made themselves comfortable in the restaurant. I lost almost an hour looking for a parking space in the village until I found a somewhat legal parking space, only to find that some of the cars in the best parking spaces in front of the hotel were occupied by hotel employees.

We were there for 5 days and it was a very old room. I would give it 2 stars but because the food was so delicious I would give it 3 stars so 4 stars. Overall: It was OK. I recommend booking a newer room, maybe it will be better then. LG From Germany