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Vötterl

➤ Salzburgerstrasse 54, Grossgmain 5084, Austria

Cafés • Kaffee • Fast Food • Europäisch

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"We are so glad that we stayed here in this small town and in this hotel and not in Salzburg. The hotel is 700 years old. There's a lot of history here and it's a family business that's been going for 500 years. The... hotel has been renovated and it is well done. There is an elevator that is a bonus for travellers who can need it as there are 3 floors. The hotel restaurant also has a beautiful beer garden and the food is fresh, tasty and not expensive. The free breakfast is also very good. The huge bonus is that the bus to Salzburg is practically outside the hotel and runs hourly from 0600 to 11:00 at night. This is great, because it hits the car and also tries to find parking in Salzburg. There are a few restaurants nearby and we tried another one, which was also good. There is a café, a few banks, a small supermarket on the street and a fantastic delicacies right opposite the Hotel Voetterl. Cons: our room had a bathtub with shower, but no shower curtain or screen that I did not use, so had to get used to it. We mentioned this to Veronika (Manager) who said that they have placed screens in many of the rooms in the process of fixation as they have already in new showers. It would have been good to make a cup of coffee in our room, but it wasn't too bad. Pros: Veronika contacted us immediately after booking to check when we would arrive if the reception was closed. You have a great system in which you have a secure outdoor area that you access with a code to get your keys after hours. But we are there early enough and Veronika checked us with a beautiful smile and was very helpful to inform us about everything. All other employees were also very friendly, friendly and efficient. I would definitely recommend this hotel."

Zum Kaiser Karl

➤ Salzburger Straße 55, 5084 Großgmain, Grossgmain, Austria

Cafés • Suppe • Fast Food • Ungarisch

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"Where can you find a restaurant where a mixed group of vegans and non-vegans can both be happy? In Bavaria, it can be hard to find, but in Großgmain, just over the border in Austria, we found a gem of innovative slow food cuisine at Kaiser Karl and had a super tasty meal. The vegan mushroom gnocchi with a fantastic mixed salad including crispy sprouts impressed two vegans, as did the delicious vegan Kaiserschmarrn. We were particularly thrilled about that! Sometimes we make vegan Kaiserschmarrn ourselves, but this was the first time we had it at a restaurant. Brilliant! Thank you! Everything was very tasty and beautifully presented. Our non-vegetarian in the group was very satisfied with the mushroom soup and the 'normal' Kaiserschmarrn as well. You can see and taste that the food is prepared fresh with love and high-quality, often regional ingredients. Yes, it takes time! We waited about 30-40 minutes after ordering for the food. But we were aware of this beforehand, as it is clearly stated on the menu that everything is freshly prepared and takes longer, and you can also see this in Google reviews. We were prepared for this and used the time before the meal for conversations and planning outings. Conclusion: Great concept, wonderful, loving execution, delicious food. Thank you for making it so easy for everyone in a mixed group of 'normals' and 'veganos' to be happy and satisfied with a good selection of delights. What we wish for is to regularly find such restaurants in Bavaria and Austria! The time is ripe for it and it will come, but slowly... until then, we'll have to visit the Kaiser Karl pure natural for a stopover again. Important for vegans: be sure to reserve and let them know in advance, although one should always reserve in Austria these days anyway."