Quiet, well positioned hotel a short walk from the centre with its lovely basilica. Helpful and friendly staff who went out of their way to make our stay enjoyable. We found the room comfortable and had all that was necessary. The food was plentiful and of good standard.
Feldkirk is a short distance away. This is a well preserved medeival town with Christmas Market. We found it an excellent overnight stop and well positioned for public transport as well as the motorways.

We paid extra for a deluxe room and were disappointed by the luxury afforded in said rooms. The rooms were basic, wooden floored, with hard beds, a large wardrobe, no drawers and a safe. The room was split level with a table and chair on the raised section which also had an entrance to the bathroom off it. The table and chair served no purpose and the bathroom was the old type of self contained plastic units that were very popular in French ski apartments some years ago. A small television was wall mounted above a desk area and the room furniture had a self assembly look and feel to it.

The restaurant served good food that erred on the expensive side whilst the breakfast on offer was inadequate unless you like cold meat and lukewarm coffee. The station was directly opposite the hotel and didn't really generate any noise at night worth mentioning. The lounge, which consisted of a few seats round a large screen did not inspire you to want to stay in the hotel but there is very little to do at night in the surrounding area. The hotel car park is too small for the number of guests and you have to ask why the hotel gained 4 stars because it doesn't warrant them. This is a 3 star at best.