Klostermühle Heiligenberg, neu: Vilser Gerüchteküche — Restaurant in Samtgemeinde Bruchhausen-Vilsen

After checking in at the sister hotel "Forsthaus Heiligenberg", we drove 45 seconds (4 minute walk) to the adjacent "Klostermühle" hotel and after having parked the car (free parking) we were wowed, when we entered the building. The modern concrete-wood structure reminded us of similar hotels in South Tyrol where materials like raw wood, leather and copper were used.||||The highly attractive room came with all the amenities: free water bottle, very comfy beds, private terrace (upper floor rooms have privat balconies), fast wifi - you name it. No mini bar, but a vending machine in the foyer. The bathroom had a huge rain shower.||||The generous Breakfast buffet was served at the aforementioned "Forsthaus" and featured a lot of local delicacies, including egg dishes made to order.||||The first night we had dinner at "Klostermühle" restaurant which offers a little more rustic fare than the sister restaurant at "Forsthaus", but the food was nonetheless delicious and the place was as attractive on the inside as it was on the outside terraces.||||The second night we attended a private function at "Forsthaus" and everything was just superb.||||This is a real family-owned countryside gem and we can recommend it to anyone looking for the combination of tranquility and top-notch...

After checking in at the sister hotel "Forsthaus Heiligenberg", we drove 45 seconds (4 minute walk) to the adjacent "Klostermühle" hotel and after having parked the car (free parking) we were wowed, when we entered the building. The modern concrete-wood structure reminded us of similar hotels in South Tyrol where materials like raw wood, leather and copper were used.||||The highly attractive room came with all the amenities: free water bottle, very comfy beds, private terrace (upper floor rooms have privat balconies), fast wifi - you name it. No mini bar, but a vending machine in the foyer. The bathroom had a huge rain shower.||||The generous Breakfast buffet was served at the aforementioned "Forsthaus" and featured a lot of local delicacies, including egg dishes made to order.||||The first night we had dinner at "Klostermühle" restaurant which offers a little more rustic fare than the sister restaurant at "Forsthaus", but the food was nonetheless delicious and the place was as attractive on the inside as it was on the outside terraces.||||The second night we attended a private function at "Forsthaus" and everything was just superb.||||This is a real family-owned countryside gem and we can recommend it to anyone looking for the combination of tranquility and top-notch...

Wir waren zu viert am 2. Weihnachtstag zum Essen angemeldet. Es gab Buffet. Die Alte Klostermühle empfing uns mondän einladend und sauber. Wir hatten im oberen Bereich einen Tisch bekommen. Die Tische hier waren korrekt eingedeckt und jeden Tisch zierten frische, auffällig üppige Amsryllisgestecke, die eine lockere, nicht erdrückende Weihnachtsstimmung, auch noch am 2. Tag, aufkommen ließen. Was mir persönlich besonders auffiel, war die herzlich-fröhliche Stimmung des Personals. Kein Eindruck nach dem Motto: Weihnachten arbeiten...gibt schöneres. Ausnahmslos alle hatten ein Lächeln im Gesicht und kümmerten sich liebevoll und aufmerksam um kleine wie große Gäste. Am Buffet war immer Ordnung und Sauberkeit, es wurde genügend nachgelegt, so dass auch etwas spätere Gäste ein feines Buffet besuchen konnten. Das Essen war von (am Tisch servierter) Suppe über verschiedene Vorspeisen und mehrere Hauptgerichte hin zu leckeren Dessertvariationen, durchweg nicht zu beanstanden. Geschmacklich lecker und optisch ansprechend arrangiert. Vieles in kleinen Portionsgläsern, was nicht nur ansprechend, sondern auch sauber war.

Wir waren ( leider) das Erste Mal dort, aber sicher nicht das Letzte Mal.

Fazit: eine (auch von der Lage für zB Spaziergänge) lohnenswerte Lokalisation, mit einer guten Küche, in der die Köche wissen, was sie tun und der Service herzlich...