Cafe Restaurant Zum Muhlbach

An amazing stay! I came here with my family for 2 nights and we loved every minute of it. A great experience to stay in a 400 year old hotel. Staff were lovely, very accomodating and willing to go above and beyond to make our stay truly remarkable. Already planning our next stay here!!

Don't risk your Hallstatt stay by booking this place. Property cancelled 1 hr before arrival. Booking dot com confirmed reservation 5 mths prior. Nothing else in Hallstatt to convert to last minute. Completely unprofessional operators Simply the Worst accom booking experience in 40yrs of travel.

This was one of the most scenic places I have stayed in. The view from the balcony was gorgeous. The rooms were super clean and cute, definitely added to our Hallstatt experience. France, was super polite and helpful, he provided us with information about things to do around the village and he was there for us any time we needed him. All in all we are very pleased with our Hallstatt accommodation experience!!!

Looked all over town for place to sit, and finally landed here. The service was good, but the cheese pizza was very average. However, we were starving, and we ate every bite. Went to use the restroom, and that was interesting....It is 1 room, with 3 stalls--a mens, women's, and I can't exactly remember what the middle was labeled.

We stopped at the sidewalk cafe during our day trip to Hallstatt. We had the goulash and tomato soup, both were served with a warm freshly made roll. Then we had the Kaiserschmarrn for dessert! It was amazing and filling! We had to get a to-go box.

We stayed in the apartment and it was simply stunning! The decor was charming and the beds were super comfortable. The second bedroom had a stream running next to it which made for the most relaxing time. The master bedroom was beautifully decorated with a balcony to take in the evening and listen to the music. The staff were immensely helpful and very welcoming. I can’t speak more highly of this place.

I’d like to start with the positives of this one night stay. The location is very good, it is close to the main square and the ferry. The two bedroom one bath apartment on the second floor is so charming and clean. The home like decor is so inviting. There is a nice entry with a small kitchenette setup (never located any coffee) and the small, but adequate private bathroom. The front room was a combined dining area and bedroom that has a balcony overlooking the town with a view of the mountains. Be warned there are no curtains on the windows in this room (so it gets bright early) and it is difficult to open the windows in this room due to all the decor pieces sitting in the window frames. Be careful not to knock anything over! The back bedroom has a window that has the rushing water from the stream just outside it. It would likely be a very peaceful and relaxing sound to fall asleep to. (When the guests at the hotel that must share a wall with this hotel aren’t throwing an exceptionally loud and raucous party until 4:00 in the morning.) The king bed in this room was comfortable with crisp, clean linens and pillows. So the rest of the story. The check in was not a great experience. There was a note on the locked door to ring the bell or call a number. Apparently the bell was not working and we had difficulty placing the call. I walked back to the hotel we stayed the previous night and they were kind enough to help me try to call. My husband stayed behind and tried the bell several more times with no luck. Finally a gentleman stumbled upon my husband in the entryway and asked if he needed help. He then located the check in hostess who checked my husband in as I walked back from the other hotel with our luggage in tow. He said she was genuinely very kind and apologized profusely for the inconvenience. We paid the hotel charges with credit card, but the small nightly city tourist fee was payable only in cash. The stairs are very steep and the treads are very shallow. This made carrying our luggage up and down difficult, especially if you have big feet, but we managed. I could see this being an issue for older guests, larger guests and small children. First impression of our accommodations was that it was adorable and we were looking forward to a nice evening. Unfortunately, we had a terrible stay because the hotel that shares a wall, I believe it is called Seewirt Zauner, hosted an obnoxious party until past 4:00 in the morning. We were unable to keep our windows open for the much needed air flow due to the noise. Although closing the windows only mitigated the noise slightly. The music was extremely loud and the guests were jumping and chanting and ALL of this could be heard through the walls. My husband went outside to see if he could locate the source, all he had to do was follow the sound around the corner, to see if he could ask someone to please ask them to quiet down so we could get SOME sleep. He was met by the hotel clerk and the act