Gasthof Isserwirt — Restaurant in Lans

Embark on a journey to the heart of Tyrol, where tradition and hospitality converge in the enchanting embrace of Isserwirt. Here, nestled amid the verdant south hills of Innsbruck, the Raitmayr family, along with their devoted staff, invites you to experience the quintessence of Tiroler culture. Isserwirt is not merely a place to dine, sleep, and revel in the local libations; it is a gateway to an authentic immersion in Tyrolean lifestyle.

Allow yourself to be lavished with care and warmth as you delve into a culinary odyssey, where each dish is a testament to the Raitmayrs' commitment to excellence. The Tiroler menu is a meticulously curated selection of local specialties, each crafted from the finest, high-quality ingredients, showcasing the rich bounty of the region. This dedication to quality ensures that every bite is a revelation, a true homage to Tyrolean culinary heritage.

At Isserwirt, the past's whispers are meticulously brushed away, revealing a realm where cleanliness is paramount, all under the watchful eye of the Matriarch. Her stewardship ensures that every corner, every crevice, gleams with the pride of generations. Her offspring, the daughters and Andreas, the youngest, weave through the spaces with grace, offering just the right measure of conversation and smiles—never overbearing, but always genuine, adding a personal touch to the warmth that permeates the establishment.

A special accolade is reserved for Andreas, the 16th generation scion, who stands as a beacon of youthful vigor and charm. Much like the young Arnold once did, Andreas positions himself with a strength and dignity that is both inspiring and welcoming. His smile, a beacon of genuine hospitality, lights up the room, making every guest feel cherished and valued. It is his presence, along with the scenic beauty that frames Isserwirt, that provides a solace, a soothing balm for weary travelers.

Isserwirt is more than a destination; it is a celebration of Tyrolean culture, a place where every detail is infused with love and care. It is a testament to a family's dedication to preserving and sharing their heritage with every guest who walks through their doors. Here, in the embrace of the Raitmayr family and the stunning landscape of Innsbruck's south hills, you will find not just a place to stay, but a home away from home, a memorable chapter in...

We had the warmest and most enthusiastic welcome from lovely Andreas and were given a delightful elderflower and sparkling wine drink which was very nice indeed after a long journey. Andreas offered us a choice of rooms which was thoughtful and much appreciated. We opted for one with a balcony and lovely view of the pretty church and village. We had half board and the dinners were huge! The only drawback was that there wasn't officially a choice but when we asked for a nice salad one night they were only too happy to oblige and they checked each night if we liked the daily selection before serving us. Breakfast is very good too with a wonderfully friendly lady looking after us. Lots of choice and fresh eggs cooked to order. The dining room is breathtakingly beautiful and you can eat outside if you prefer. We couldn't tear ourselves away from the beautiful dining room and were able to have a drink with some very friendly folk from Australia in a lovely little snug area. The only reason for not giving the property an excellent is the noise which is really little to do with the owners. They do have a beer garden which can be quite noisy and they do allow dogs which meant there was occasional barking, sometimes quite late at night, but the main noise came from a surprisingly busy road with regular buses, lorries, tractors and particularly noisy motorbikes & scooters up to 1 am. Then the church bell crashes into life at 6 am, so light sleepers beware! Other than this we would highly recommend this lovely property which is run by a delightfully friendly family, serves great food and is very handy for the Patscherkofel...

We had the warmest and most enthusiastic welcome from lovely Andreas and were given a delightful elderflower and sparkling wine drink which was very nice indeed after a long journey. Andreas offered us a choice of rooms which was thoughtful and much appreciated. We opted for one with a balcony and lovely view of the pretty church and village. We had half board and the dinners were huge! The only drawback was that there wasn't officially a choice but when we asked for a nice salad one night they were only too happy to oblige and they checked each night if we liked the daily selection before serving us. Breakfast is very good too with a wonderfully friendly lady looking after us. Lots of choice and fresh eggs cooked to order. The dining room is breathtakingly beautiful and you can eat outside if you prefer. We couldn't tear ourselves away from the beautiful dining room and were able to have a drink with some very friendly folk from Australia in a lovely little snug area. The only reason for not giving the property an excellent is the noise which is really little to do with the owners. They do have a beer garden which can be quite noisy and they do allow dogs which meant there was occasional barking, sometimes quite late at night, but the main noise came from a surprisingly busy road with regular buses, lorries, tractors and particularly noisy motorbikes & scooters up to 1 am. Then the church bell crashes into life at 6 am, so light sleepers beware! Other than this we would highly recommend this lovely property which is run by a delightfully friendly family, serves great food and is very handy for the Patscherkofel...