Compare and book 3 Star hotels in Muenichreith-Laimbach, Lower Austria

"Staff were very helpful,food was delicious and the views were amazing."

"The hotel is beautiful, with lots of historic stuff, it really feels ancient, authentic but it is clean. There is a forest around it where you can hike, visit a stream. Beware: the gps coordinates here on hotels.com take you to a cornfield not to the hotel, you have turn left well before it, at the Schloss Ernegg sign in the village under the hill. "

"We rented Apartment 3, two bedrooms plus a loft that comfortably slept our party of five. The apartment is very nicely finished, preserving the old world character but adding modern amenities like a dishwater and espresso machine! The complex has three apartments who share a wine cellar with a large table, a terrific barbecue area and our favorite, an electric sauna overlooking the Danube. Only two minor issues: (1) Apt 3 has only one shower and one toilet which was tight for five people,...

"It is a very nice family-run hotel. The food in the restaurant is very good. While it is conveniently located to the area’s attraction it is in a very quiet location in the country side. "

"If you want a nice, peaceful, away from everything kind of place, then this is your stop. Up on top of the mountains, you have a fantastic view all around you. It is very quiet and you can sleep peacefully. The rooms are quite basic, no fridge, soap stuffs, but it is still a great lodge. The owners are very nice and amazing folks who will do what they can to make your stay pleasant. This was definitely a relaxing stay for me."

"La media pensión fué una buena elección! Un desayuno y una cena excelentes!! Y a muy buén precio"

"Das Preis-Leistungsverhältnis sollte überdacht werden, beim derzeitigen Preis erwartet man mindestens einen Stern mehr. Ansonsten okay, ruhige Zimmer trotz Straße vor der Haustüre."

"Passend, Frühstück etwas chaotisch, da der Raum für das Buffet zu eng ist."

"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. "