Leonfeldner-Hof — Restaurant in Bad Leonfelden

We visited small Austrian town situated in the region of Mühlviertel. This region is on the south hillside of Sumava Mountain, in the altitude of 750 m. It was our base for golfing in nearby situated golf courses. In the centre of historical town Bad Leonfelden is located nice city square and Leonfeldner hof. It is pension with restaurant, offering rooms in the main building and also in the separate building not far from the hotel. We decided the second possibility and it was a good choice, the second building is quieter than the rooms in the main hotel building. The rooms offer you everything you need after the daily activities. Rooms are spacious enough, clean and with the balcony. We enjoyed the hospitality of the hotel and restaurant personal. Breakfast is not rich too much, nevertheless is tasty. The main menu is very good, seasonal and typical meals for this region. Meals are prepared and presented with the mastery. It was nice to set at the outdoor restaurant with the glass of good Austrian wine and enjoy this lovely place. Good reference is also that you can see in the restaurant many of local people every day. You can find a new hotels in the town. This one has...

It's all about what you get for what you pay. |This is not so much a hotel but more rooms above a bar/restaurant. You are checked in by staff who are, at the same time serving customers in the restaurant. It is obvious that the rooms are just an add on to the main business, the restaurant.|For your money, you get a good sized room with linoleum on the floor and certainly the most uncomfortable mattress we have ever slept on.|There are other nagging problems, the WIFI continually turns itself off and the liquid soap needs to be transported from the only container at the hand basin if you want to take a shower.|That said, breakfast was a good basic Austrian breakfast, the room was clean and the hotel was very central but the value was just not there. The night before we stopped at a 3 star hotel in central Linz for only a few euros more.|In summary it's ok, but not at the price...

Very good dinners, great soup. So much food that it was impossible to taste the dessert.|Unlike the morning staff, the evening was excellent - boys from the Czech Republic.|The advantage of accommodation in the adjacent building was that there was a sauna in it, which you could go directly to. A fifty-meter walk to eat was more comfortable than walking from the sauna across the street.||Stay from Thursday to Sunday: upon arrival, the otherwise helpful owner told us that they have a Ruhe Tag today and therefore no dinner (half board paid) – it was not included in the bill in the end.|The sauna did not work. After the repair of the sauna, it was already working.|The breakfast was rather poor, nothing hot, no fruit. Annoyed staff who didn't even clear the tables. Soon we ran out of pastries and ham - replenished only on request and reluctantly. On the last day, the coffee...