Hotel Schloss Rued - Boutique Hideaway

Romantic

Äußert freundlicher Empfang und Betreuung. Super Frühstück mit grandiosem Blick im Schloss. Abendessen unten im Storchen (gehört dazu) erstklassik und ein Fest für Weingenießer. Wohnungen im Nebengebäude. Wir waren begeistert.

Zimmerverdunklung ok, kein Schrank, nur ein Stuhl. Bad köein, aber pfiffig. Saunacontainer originell und Aussicht schön, aber Konzept nicht durchdacht. Wo Kleidung, Bademantel ablegen bei Regen etc.? Keine extra Handtücher, besser mitbringen

Das ganze Ambiente ist aussergewöhnlich. Mit viel Style umgebaut - alt und neu gekonnt kombiniert. Ein echtes Bijou!

Das Hauptgebäude (Schloss) war durch eine Hochzeit belegt. Gerne wären wir nach der spätabendlichen Rückkehr noch auf einen Drink in die Grüne Bar und die Schlossterrasse. War leider nicht möglich. Ein Preisnachlass wäre unter diesen Umständen angezeigt gewesen. Darum 2 Punkte minus.

This castle hotel is unique for its location, history and panoramic views of the village of schlossrued on the terrace. View was amazing on our second day when the sun was shining. The room was clean and spacious and had all the facilities we needed for our 2 nights stay and some of the original stone wall features. All the staff were wonderful, helpful and very friendly. Breakfast was continental with boiled or scrambled eggs herbs on request and eat as much as you like. Tea/coffee/juices were very plentiful. Lovely little bar with comfy seating. Water provided in rooms each day. A fridge with soft drinks and snacks in the communal room which you can purchase and charge to room. We really loved our stay here and wished we could have stayed longer. I would recommend this hotel highly as the old castle and rooms have been restored and renovated beautifully.

Nothing I could think of.

Das Hotel ist visuell sehr ansprechend, das Personal war grosszügig und ging auf unsere Wünsche ein. Ausserdem war das Essen im Hotel Storchen herausragend.

Cadre et bâtiment exceptionnels

The Schloss is located in a beautiful area with rolling hills around and views in all directions. The property itself is interesting. The bar area is quirky and comfortable and the terrace is lovely (sadly we didn’t have the weather to properly enjoy it - although blankets are provided and we sat out for a while). The bar was well stocked and served snacks. We were in the annexe, which possibly was in a previous life the kitchen. We’d requested a room on a lower floor as had read comments regarding narrow staircases etc and we were travelling with our dog. This was met well with a room on the ground floor. We paid for a larger room and the additional space was good but we could not really use it as it was under a massive chimney, very picturesque and quaint but had to be careful not to bump our heads (failed several times). There were some woods adjacent to the property where we could let our dog run, all uphill from the property and quite small overall but we were able to have reasonable walks.

We had a good stay and enjoyed our time. We did not realise, I can’t see it anywhere in Booking.com, that the bar and restaurant are both closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. We arrived on a Tuesday and were looking forward to enjoying spending time in the historic building but that was not possible and we had to drive out to get something to eat, the hotel gave us a recommendation which was fab (in Schoftland, called Schlossgarten I think). The breakfast was adequate for what we wanted with options of freshly cooked eggs which were lovely. We’ve definitely had more selection at less expensive hotels. The staff we met were helpful and pleasant, there seemed to be a lack of sufficient staff though esp in the evening. We waited 15-20 minutes at bar with no one anywhere to be seen in. At or reception. It was the most expensive place we stayed on our trip and not the best one.