Il se peut que vous soyez redirigé
"sweet serviece, eat ok,but don't recommend all old and need renovation!"
Téléphone: +4352368901
Adresse: Gries 13, Gries im Sellrain, Sellrain 6182, Austria, Gries Im Sellrain
Ville: Gries Im Sellrain
Site Web: http://www.grieserhof.net/
Lundi: 07:30 -22:00
Mardi: 07:30 -22:00
Mercredi: 07:30 -22:00
Jeudi: 07:30 -22:00
Vendredi: 07:30 -22:00
Samedi: 07:30 -22:00
Dimanche: 07:30 -22:00
Plats: 2
Commodités: 14
Catégories: 5
Avis: 308
staying at the hotel next to (lärchenhof,) we were able to dine four adults on the terrace with views of the mountains, superb. the restaurant has a map in French, the service is smiling and full of advice. prices are correct, to the extent that the plates are generous, well done. I confirm that beer is very good and unaltering! a note the map on the banana split, at 5.80 € . a long time ago I had not seen it at that price on a French card. and no trap ;-). the blue cord is impressive, made in the rules of art, with a thin and crispy panure. A treat.
I begin the review by specifying that we were at this property only for a dinner, we did not stay there. A night to forget: Little kind owners got angry to have asked to remove a curry sauce from the kid's burger, I would like to point out that the sauce was not reported on the children's menu, otherwise I would have said it immediately .we were apostrophes by father mother and also son, for a moment I even feared for our incolumity. Fortunately, we managed to maintain a certain self-control as our two children were 2 and 5 years old. Never again!
The town of Gries doesn't have a lot to offer, infact it offers nothing! The hotel is a traditional Austrian building made of timber etc, first impressions you think, ok! The reality it's an extremely cold place, the heating works but isn't very efficient in the winter months. The food was awful but what I will say I'd the rooms were clean and surprisingly the bed was comfy. There's a hotel restaurant virtually next door you can eat there. I won't be going back.
