Landgasthof Zum Wolfsberg

“Ideal für einen schönen Urlaub.”

The food was excellent, the accommodation clean and tidy, and the staff very friendly. Overall a truly pleasant stay that I would recommend anytime.

Sabine·Il y a un mois

Quiet location, friendly staff, and a large breakfast buffet. The walls are very sound‑prone.

Gebhardt·Il y a un mois

“Einfache Unterkunft, sauber und preiswert!”

The location is ideal for hiking and cycling holidays; the accommodation sits close to the bike path along the Altmühl and also offers great walking trails. You can park your bikes in a garage, and there’s a parking spot right in front of the building. The room had everything you need—simple but good. The host and all the staff are very friendly. The restaurant offers a small daily menu; the food tastes good and the prices are absolutely reasonable.

Daniela·Il y a un mois

“Wir würden dort wieder übernachten”

Breakfast was good and plentiful. The bathroom was very small but clean. The location was quiet, and the staff were very friendly. The bathroom was extremely small and had no storage for toiletries.

Werner·Il y a un mois

“Übernachtung mit reichhaltigem Frühstück, aber leider ohne Wohlfühlcharme...”

The room was large, clean, and relatively cool outside despite the heat, and we slept well in the beds. Breakfast was served in a somewhat dated but opulently furnished hall and was very generous with many food options, even though only a few guests had checked in. We appreciated that a few of our own foods were kept overnight in the hotel’s fridge. At check‑in, the lady who received us bluntly mentioned that “today” was a day of rest, which we knew but was irrelevant since we’d already eaten on the road and had only booked a stay with breakfast. We felt like “troublemakers.” The next morning, when the day of rest was over, the mood was noticeably more accommodating. The way to our room went through long, uncomfortable basement corridors that gave off a hospital vibe, partly because there were laundry baskets and child’s beds stored there. The bathroom in the room was so tiny that only one person could fit, and a sharp metal thorn protruded from the wall, likely where a shoe rack had once been, now posing a danger. There was a TV in the room, but the hotel had no reception for public broadcasters (it was the World Cup, a pity). There was also almost no working Wi‑Fi in the hotel or surroundings, only intermittent on a few meters in the dining area, which was unpleasant to sit in because the seat covers were quite dirty. Overall, the huge hotel gave the impression that its best years were long behind it.

Georg·Il y a 2 mois