Stayed four nights and had a room overlooking the river. The view was good, but the bed wasn't great. I have stayed here before and breakfast used to be fabulous, but is now more limited.

Restaurant was excellent.

Quite expensive for what it was.

We stayed here on recommendation from the Austrian Tourist Board after asking for a location between Salzburg and Innsbruck on the train line. They directed us to the lovely town of Kufstein which is an hour on the train from Salzburg and Innsbruck either way. We were staying for the Euro 2008 football championships bu wet wanted to see the countryside as well.

Hotel is perfectly located just across the Inn Bridge from the rail station (4 minute walk) , it backs onto the Inn river and the front entrance is locate in the old pretty historic street of Rommerhofgasse. The Hotel's restaurant and Inn is located opposite the hotel and is infact linked by a bridge across Rommerhofgasse from the second floor of the hotel ( Bridge of Sighs style). The restaurant is VERY good - the schnitzels as good as I have tasted throughout Austria.

Staff very friendly, breakfast all that you could need in a buffet. Ask for a river facing room as the views are stunning to the fast flowing Inn and the mountains beyond.

Kufstein is dominated by the imposing fortress (Festung) but do call in at the Tourist Information Shop in the town square and ask for the hiking trails. A nice 2 hour one takes you up th emountain past the ski lift and through a lovel mountain restaurant with magnificent views.

My wife and I stayed in the hotel for a week around Christmas.
We had a double room with bath and toilet and with a view towards the Inn River, which passes close by.
The Auracher Lochel consists of the more the 600 year old inn/winehouse built into the castle rock beneath the mighty walls of the Kufstein Castle. The hotel part with the breakfast restaurant is situated on the other side of the very narrow Romerhofgasse. The hotel have rooms towards the Inn River or towards the narrow street, and the hotel and the inn are connected by a quiant, covered footbridge.

Our room was clean and tidy and furnished in the traditional farmer's style with a double bed, table with 2 chairs and a small settee. A small flat-screen cable TV, radio and phone.
Internet connection is free for guests.
Our room also sported a balcony, which surely is a nice place on a summers evening.

Breakfast is served in the ground floor of the hotel with a nice view towards the river. And the breakfast offered, is very good, compared to other hotels of the same standard.

Lunch and dinner is served in the Inn, and the menu is inspired by the traditionel tyrolean kitchen. We should add, that the chef really excells in game.
Being there, any guest should try the austrian red and white wines. Several of them are really great.

The staff is very helpful and polite, and you really get value for your money.
We plan to go there again next summer.