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"The room we had for a night had already come a bit from the equipment in the years, which would normally not disturb. However, a little more care and cleanliness would have significantly improved the whole. Breakfast was also manageable, a variety of wake-ups or rolls, two types of bread, various sausages and cheeses. Marmalade, honey and yogurt, fresh fruit unfortunately not. Tea on order. The evening at the inn was pretty good, the food had more the feeling of a big canteen, probably many package ingredients. Overall for one night, just as acceptable, but unfortunately not for more."
Téléphone: +4950335397
Adresse: Dorfstr. 12, 31515, Wunstorf, Lower Saxony, Germany
Ville: Wunstorf
Site Web: http://www.gasthaus-kueker.de
Plats: 3
Catégories: 5
Avis: 149
After our trip in Hanover we returned to our FEWO for dinner. Unfortunately with a silly result. The food was very good and for the price ok. But when you get in, you get a nose full of cigarette smoke. If the smoker room is also separated with a door, then smoke comes through the counter door and, of course, through opening and closing this door into the other guest room. Our clothes smelled accordingly. The operator was always friendly, but somehow one had the feeling that the young woman lacked the Elan. I don't understand you need so long until the dark beer is to drink. Nowadays a pilgrim with the right scaling system and the right host no longer needs 7min! An elderly lady then served...
Why the evaluation is satisfactory? Because Tripadvisor doesn't know well and is very good not true. One of the few restaurants in Wunstorf, which was opened on New Year's Day. A limited menu as a daily card is therefore fine. The pepper steak I ordered was served as a menu (I didn't get it from the map, maybe read it about): wedding soup, mixed salad, pepper steak with fryed fry, ice cream. The food was good, the service was friendly and attentive. The ambience is after a village economy that has come in the years, but clean. There is a separate area for smokers. There is a hall for events. The toilets are in the basement, only accessible by stairs and therefore not suitable for wheelchair...
The Gasthaus Küker is very centrally located. Unfortunately, nothing is made of it. The floor in our apartment was not very clean on arrival and nothing changed during the stay. There were spiders and spiders everywhere behind the curtains that were not removed. The bathroom should have been renovated. The shower had mold and I don't want to talk about the toilet brush. The rich breakfast consisted of 4 baked rolls, which were completely dry at 9 a.m. Sausage and cheese were different varieties, jams were always only strawberry. The eggs were egg cups and cooked until they were completely gray and hard. Yoghurt was just finished with yogurt. This is not recommended
gasthaus küker is very centrally located. unfortunately nothing is made of it. the floor in our apartment was not very clean at the arrival and nothing changed during the stay. they were everywhere behind the curtains spiding and spinnwebs that were not removed. the bathroom should have been renovated. the shower had moldy and I don't want to talk about the toilet brush. the rich breakfast consisted of 4 baked rolls that were already completely dry at 9 o'clock. the eggs were in sleek warm-keeping beakers and cooked until they were totally gray and hard. yogurt was just finished fruit yogurt. that is not recommended
The room we had for a night had already come a bit from the equipment in the years, which would normally not disturb. However, a little more care and cleanliness would have significantly improved the whole. Breakfast was also manageable, a variety of wake-ups or rolls, two types of bread, various sausages and cheeses. Marmalade, honey and yogurt, fresh fruit unfortunately not. Tea on order. The evening at the inn was pretty good, the food had more the feeling of a big canteen, probably many package ingredients. Overall for one night, just as acceptable, but unfortunately not for more.
