Landhotel Stofflerwirt

We decided quite spontaneously to book the Hotel Stofflerwirt in Lungau while passing through. Check-in is done via a computer in the entrance area – that is practical and uncomplicated, but seems very impersonal. I did not see anyone at the reception during our stay. The room was large, clean, and tidy. However, it seems significantly aged and no longer meets the current standard. Breakfast was included in the booking. When we arrived around 9:20 a.m., a large tour group had just left the restaurant – the buffet was swept clean accordingly. Upon request, the most important items were refilled, so we had everything we needed. A friendly service employee even brought extra fresh croissants to the table for our children. A small downside: The scrambled eggs, which are important to me, are only available for an extra charge. We did not visit the hotel's own restaurant the evening before due to the mixed reviews. A positive point to highlight is the Lungau Card, which the hotel issues. With it, you can use numerous leisure activities in the region for free – that is a clear plus. Overall an acceptable stay for one night while passing through. Next time, however, we would look for a different hotel. Therefore, three out of five stars.

For one night we stay here so we don't have to get up in the middle of the night. Booking over the Internet works without any problems. Immediately afterwards, a mail comes with instructions on how to check in at the machine. Don't worry, one will be helped if necessary. Importantly, even as an Austrian, you need a passport for the machine. Nice too, you can fill out the registration form from home. All in all, though a bit impersonal, but it works (the vending machine speaks three languages, fluently). There is a modern lift. The building is a bit winding, but you quickly figure out where to go. The inn is located a bit away from Sankt Michael. If you want to go to the town you need a car, or the bus. It's interesting in terms of price. Rooms are simply furnished with wooden furniture and carpeted floors. There is an information folder, an in-room safe, but no minibar, or air conditioning. But a strong heater. The mattress is rather hard, the pillow on the smaller side. The TV standard, just now. Wi-Fi should be there, was unfortunately down due to a technical fault, which is of course bad on a Sunday. Residential traces, mainly paint strokes on the walls, can be found. You might want to repaint. Quite great she was darkened by blinds and thick curtains. Not much I can say about the soundproofing, as the room was with mountain views, and we were almost the only guests. But that is certainly not because of the hotel, but because of the fact that you can't really do anything here in November. Very positive the bathroom. The shower is spacious, dense, non-calcified, has decent pressure and keeps the temperature. Shampoo is provided. Only one shelf is missing if you want to use your own. There's even a strong steam vent, which you rarely see. Only a larger stain on the sink (apparently soap leaked from the dispenser) I have to mention. The breakfast buffet has everything you need. Very nice, the different spreads. Three types of juice (albeit from the vending machine). The platters of sausage, cheese, pastries, and vegetables were kept rather small, but this is completely okay with this low occupancy. Better than having to dispose of most of it. I honestly would have even agreed if there had been some kind of breakfast plate instead of the buffet. Besides cereal, yogurt, spread cheese, sausage, etc., there is also boiled egg, which you have to make yourself (so the cooking, not the egg). Unfortunately, no fried eggs, or scrambled eggs. That would give the whole thing a little more pep. For pastries to finish. A good start to the morning. Finally, even if it doesn't affect the hotel rating yet a few words about the restaurant. We ate and drank deliciously (albeit at upscale prices). The service was despite the many people (Church Weih. Local custom. Once a year) super attentive, and friendly. I must especially praise the huge portion of cranberries. They usually like to save money. The pork medallions were also perfect. Very well, keep it up. Conclusion: The broken Wi-Fi was probably not noticed until Monday morning. Otherwise, you can stay here anytime if it doesn't matter that you sleep a bit off (bus stop in front of the hotel). The price speaks for itself. 4/5.

As a bus tour group with about 35 people we were registered for lunch. From the pre-sent menu for bus groups (3 soups, 6 main courses) we had already chosen in advance and told the inn by phone. There was nothing wrong with the food. All dishes were well seasoned and nicely arranged. The salads were abundant, fresh and well marinated. Individual wishes (changes to supplements) were also no problem. The cake selection was limited to a strawberry rhubarb cake and an apple crumble cake. The selection of Murauer beers fascinated with a changing beer of the month. Both the host and the waitress were very friendly, prudent and nimble. The place itself is very clean and tastefully decorated without much deco crime stuff. The only drawback are the toilets situated in the basement, which are only accessible by stairs. This is probably due to the 1970s building. All participants of our group were very satisfied, and so I can recommend the restaurant of the Landhotel Stofflerwirt in good conscience.