Hotel zum Mohren

房間不錯，小鎮風景極佳

We only decided to stop her, because the hotel owner had promised they could cook gluten-free for celiacs. The escalope that they served my celiac child did look suspicious. My husband asked 3 times if they were sure the meal was gluten free. Three times they insisted that the meal was totally safe for celiacs. After my child had a few bites it turned out that they indeed had made a mistake and used the regular breading. That led to a severe reaction on my kid hours later. The kitchen chef has been reassuring that the breading was made of buckwheat, but he could never prove it. The only way to make it better would have been a letter of apology to the poisoned child, which the kitchen chef also had promised to write. Half a year later the letter still did not arrive. He promised to send a picture of the ingredients for the FUTURE order, to prove there was no gluten, but that he never sent. We were "lucky" that there were 2 female employees who worked that day as the 2 had the courage to admit the mistake and inform immediately. By far not all who work here have the empathy and the courage to admit mistakes. We also learned later that the gluten free breading is standing right next to the regular breading which makes a cross-contamination impossible to avoid. This place is unfortunately dangerous for people with celiac disease or other food allergies.

I had a lovely 3 night stay here in room 220 last week. The room, a single room, was large, with an en suite bathroom that, although small, was perfectly adequate. The room faced the front of the hotel and looked out onto the street. You could see the mountains. Unfortunately, it was too noisy to have the window open due to the noise of diners on the tables outside the restaurant, but at least the shut window blocked out the noise. I had a peaceful night’s sleep the whole time I was there. I wasn’t even disturbed by noise from other guests. The bed was comfortable, and the duvet wasn’t too thin, which makes a nice change when staying in a hotel! There was a fridge in my room, which was handy for keeping drinks cool. There were plenty of sockets in the room, which was handy for charging my phone and Apple Watch, and for using my straighteners. There was a large umbrella in the room too, which would have been very handy had it rained, but luckily, on the occasions it did rain, it was night time and I had no plans to go anywhere having been out and about all day. The breakfast buffet had an adequate choice - not a huge selection, but enough. Your usual items. Supper wasn’t bad either. The salad course and main course were buffet style, which I really hate to be honest - I like to be served my meal - and the starter and pudding was brought to you by a waitress. The starter was always a soup, and was always delicious. The soup we had on the first night - cream of potato - was particularly delicious. The service was very good. The waitresses were very friendly, particularly the waitress we had most often - a young lady with blonde hair. She was off one night as she’d been to the dentist, but the was there the rest of the time. (I’m mentioning this in order for the hotel to know who she is, as I didn’t catch her name.) The receptionist who was there for the most part of our stay, and who checked us in, was also lovely and friendly, always with a smile on her face. The hotel is in a good location. Reutte is a lovely little down. I’d happily stay at this hotel again. I really enjoyed my stay here. :)