Gasthaus Ulrichshogl

1) The remote location on a hill overlooking farming land is pretty. View from gasthaus restaurant (which does not offer breakfast, not sure about other meals) is beautiful on a nice day. My guess is this gasthaus only offers meals when hosting events like wedding receptions or parties and then they bring in cooks or offer catered meals, but not to guests. 2) I was worried about the church bells, as one contributor stated they chimed at the 1/4 hour across the street. We found they started at 7 am and then only on the hour, and not loudly. So church noise is not disturbing. 3) Although some will find driving away to pay and have breakfast a nuisance, the food quality, variety and service was above average for an 'off-the-beaten-track' hotel. I would recommend the Rupertihof as a place to sleep and eat instead of the Ulrichshögl Gasthaus.

1) No bug screens on window. Bitten throughout the night. Too warm to have Windows closed. 2) Breakfast included in room rate but not in gasthaus. Must drive 7 km down the hill to the Hotel Rupertihof to have breakfast. Room payment is also paid here. 3) Building, although of nice older wood design, lacks sound proofing. Stairs are particularly noisy, and noise from adjacent rooms is noticable. Carpets in hallways would solve this problem. 4) Location is positive and negative. Located on a hill a few kilometers from main road, finding your way without a GPS would be difficult, particularly at night. Upside is, it's a pretty location overlooking the village below and Salzburg in the distance. 5) We are foreign residents of Austria and travel extensively for business and pleasure and found this level or quality of accommodation overpriced. It simply offers too little for almost 90 Euros. It should be about 60 to 70 Euros with breakfast. 6) You need a car, both to come and go and to find the Rupertihof for breaky.