Gasthof zum Stollhofer
About Gasthof zum Stollhofer
Enjoy Tyrolean hospitality and traditional cuisine at the family-run Gasthof Zum Stollhofer in Inzing in the Inn Valley, in the immediate vicinity of the A12 motorway. Surrounded by the beautiful Tyrolean mountains, the inn is located halfway between Innsbruck and Telfs. Owned by the same family since 1770, the restaurant is well-known for its Tyrolean specialties as well as its Viennese and international cuisine. Gasthof Zum Stollhofer features comfortable and spacious rooms, a children’s playground and a playroom. In summer hiking, cycling and mountain biking are possible in the surrounding area. On hot days you can take a plunge in the local outdoor pool. The hotel’s central location means that you can reach the famous ski areas around Axams and Seefeld very quickly. Please note that the restaurant Friday-Tuesday from 17:00 to 22:30. Hot meals from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m Wednesday & Thursday rest day!
Amenities
- Meeting space
- On-site dining
- Bar / lounge
- Café / coffee shop
- Self-service laundry
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Pet friendly
- Family friendly
- Wheelchair accessible
- Smoke-free property
- Elevator
- In-room safe
Reviews
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Room needs some updating. No shower curtain so water goes everywhere. A bit pricey for what you get, but it was ski season.
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Clean, comfy, friendly!
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food was excellent.
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We stopped here on our way to Italy. Very convenient as it has backdoor parking and is close to the freeway. The staff was very friendly and we could still have dinner there although we arrived quite late. Breakfast was very good. Can't really think of anything.
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15 mins walk from nearest train station
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Lovely family run guest house, cosy, friendly and welcoming. Easily accessible from motorway. Good breakfast and nice dining options.
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I booked 3 rooms and two rooms were good but one wasn’t. Beds were pretty comfortable, rooms were cleaned every day! Breakfast was good. Personal was friendly and nice. Hotel is in the small town, there is nothing to do (in the winter time). All restaurants were closed around us, only in the hotel restaurant was open. One of the room (single room) we booked smell like smoke. They said it was from last guest but it smell like at least last 5 years someone was smoking there. Curtains smelled like smoke, chair had burn hole. Bathrooms need to be updated so kids playroom.
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Very good
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Superb
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This hotel has history and is located in the centre of the village. It is a convenient ten minute walk to the station where trains to Innsbruck leave every 30 minutes. The staff are friendly though not all are proficient at English, but with goodwill on both sides we were able to get our meaning’s across. The rest days are Monday and Tuesday when the restaurant is closed, everyone needs a rest but if your plan hits either of those days then you may have to go elsewhere for meals.
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Great and helpful personal. Nice dinner and good breakfast.
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Friendly staff, not bad breakfast (sorry but coffee is not on par, although tea is good), lovely view on mountains, clean rooms Whether this is vacactions period or otherwise but value for money is not even in my opinion, overpriced. Not only for this hotel which was good but for the whole around Innsbruck area. I would expect more comfort and food choice variety for the paid price.
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The room was at the back in the garden house. Quiet, spacious and comfortable. Good breakfast. The room and bathroom needed updating. When I was there the restaurant was shut Wednesday and Thursday.
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Guesthouse near the motorway . Very convenient for a stopover on our way through Austria. Very nice host . Unfortunately the restaurant was not open . Comfortable bed . Great view of the mountains from our room . Good breakfast. Decoration was a bit tired .
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Superb
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Good breakfast and location
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Exceptional
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Clean, comfortable, lovely sunny terrace and very peaceful. Good bicycle storage in the garage and a good breakfast. Both people I met who worked there were very pleasant and helpful. I was slightly unlucky to turn up on one of the 'rest days' so everything was locked up. No one was answering the bell, and no one answered the phone either, despite having advised of my arrival time through booking.com. I eventually got in and then just helped myself to a room key when the owner eventually called back. It was also out of season (early May), so all food options in the town were closed, except the sausage stand. That's not the fault of the hotel but just something for fellow cycle tourists to think about when booking.
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Nice place, great food and people. Staff so kind and helpfull. Great experience
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There wasn't a balcony or a kitchenette