Find 3 Star Hotels in Ardagger Markt from AED 288

"This was a older place . But I saw stains on the sheets. Not very good. TV did work until we took time to fix the reception."

"This approaches a contactless, minimalist hotel. Check-in is through an ATM-like computer interface. I had my reservation details, emails, and codes and checked in quickly and without incident. However, two other parties were left outside for 15+ minutes, calling on multiple cell phones, yelling in German. The room was clean and efficient, but had minimal comfort items. Breakfast had a modest selection of cereals, yogurts, fruits, sliced meat, and bread. Parking appeared to be limited to...

"Really nice hotel with amazing views. The only negative was that the room didn’t have air con and it was very, very hot!"

"Check in was wonderfully smooth, especially considering that we arrived after midnight. The breakfast was so good. Would definitely stay here again if passing through the area! "

"unkompliziert es wurde uns gleich der Wellness Bereich im "Haupthotel" angeboten"

"Die Heizung hat nicht funktioniert. Es war eiskalt. FRÜHSTÜCK gab es auch keines"

"Lovely location and view from hotel but Definetely not business friendly. No on site restaurant and the one in the golf course was closing at 8pm. Very hot room in July with no air conditioning, no table to work. Breakfast frugal. Coffee machine not working, had to ask staff 3 times to empty it add water etc.. Mattress very soft and very heavy duvet not suitable for this high temperature. "

"We stayed at this Gasthof because we were visiting Linz and waited too long to book. I'm happy we discovered this location - the countryside is beautiful and the overnighting was convenient and comfortable. The breakfast was definitely the best part :) The room was clean and comfortable, no complaints about the service. We did notice a bit of commuter traffic on the weekday morning, but it was not bad. If you can ask for a room near the back, you might not notice at all. Again, no complaints....

"Für Familien mit Kleinkinder aus der Stadt vielleicht okay, aber für den Rest eher nicht. Bevor man eincheckt muss man Schuhe ausziehen, und beim Frühstück sind für die Inhaber ein Tisch gesperrt. Nicht dass es an Platz mangel, sondern da wird das Hausrecht gezeigt. "