Drahthammer Schlößl

After traveling nearly 24 hours from California, I arrived at the hotel late at night, in the rain, and in the middle of winter—only to find it completely unstaffed. There was no signage or welcome, just a key retrieved from a drop box tucked in a poorly lit corner by the front door, exposed to the elements. The key itself was unusually heavy and offered no information other than a room number—no instructions, no map, no indication of where to go. I tried multiple doors without success before finally ringing the emergency bell. A man eventually appeared, looking irritated and disheveled, and wordlessly led me to a separate building, where he pointed me down a hallway to my room. Unfortunately, the room I was given looked nothing like the ones shown in the hotel’s promotional materials. While I understand that each room is different, this one lacked even the basics: no window covering, no comfortable bedding, and a general sense of being unfinished or neglected. I had to use a spare blanket to cover the window for privacy and to block car headlights. I had deliberately chosen this hotel over others in town because it appeared to offer a peaceful and comfortable atmosphere—ideal for recovering from long travel—but the experience fell far short of expectations. The next morning, I explained the situation to the front desk. Their response was indifferent, but they eventually agreed to move me to a room that more closely matched what had been advertised. That room was much better, and from that point on, the stay was decent and breakfast was enjoyable. That said, I remain baffled that the first room is even in circulation. It felt like a last-resort option that should only be used in emergencies, if at all. Photos show the room I received, followed by a photo of the bed I was moved to and a photo of their breakfast room.

Located right by a lake with a terrace and plenty of outdoor seating. The room is large and tastefully furnished, as is the entire hotel. Everywhere there are green plants, sofas and beautiful tableaus. Friendly and welcoming staff everywhere. We will definitely come back.

Die Mitarbeiter waren sehr freundlich, Frühstück war auch top! Zum Zimmer muss ich sagen: Es war alles sauber, aber Zimmer war sehr hellhörig, habe das vibrieren vom Zimmernachbars Handy gehört und an der ein oder anderen Ecke waren Beschädigungen/ Gebrauchsspuren zu sehen. Für eine Nacht ok.

Sehr freundliches und aufmerksames Personal. Die Zimmer sind sehr gut ausgestattet und sauber. Das Haus ist sehr geschmackvoll eingerichtet. Der Parkplatz ist sehr groß. Das Abendessen war sehr gut, das Frühstück ebenfalls. Wir würden jederzeit wieder hier buchen.

Liebevoll eingerichtetes Hotel, alte Mühle. Essen qualitativ sehr hochwertig und pfiffig. Netter Service. Frühstück ausgezeichnet. Zimmer stilvoll, Betten sehr bequem..zu empfehlen, auch sicherlich für grosse und kleine Feiern.

Wir hatten ein sehr schönes Wochenende im Hotel. Die Einrichtung ist sehr liebevoll gestaltet, die Zimmer sind sauber. Das Essen war sehr gut und das Personal war sehr aufmerksam und zuvorkommend. Dieses Hotel können wir nur weiter empfehlen.