Gasthof Butz
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Facilities
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Value for money
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Free WiFi
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Location
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Policies
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Cancellation/prepayment
- Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to room type.Please enter the dates of your stay and check the conditions of your required room.
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Cards accepted at this property
- Gasthof Butz accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival.
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Check-in
- 15:00 - 00:00
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Check-out
- Until 10:00 hours
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Children and extra beds
- All children are welcome.
- The maximum number of children's cots/cribs in a room is 1.
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Important Notice
- Please note that the property has limited opening hours after 15:00 on Mondays. Check-in after 15:00 on Mondays must be arranged in advance, and is only available until 18:00 upon prior request.
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Pets
- Pets are allowed on request. Charges may be applicable.
What guests loved the most
“standard continental breakfast so no hot food. The bedroom was new and well presented and very comfortable. Very cheap too.”
“Excellent stay as usual. Staff recognised us from our previous stays. Great food, great service - will stay again next year.”
“Near highway, less then 5 min. Room was clean. Gas station is 200m from the place. Its nice to take a walk in old city who has time.”
“Lovely hotel in a picturesque little town. Arrived very late so didn't use the restaurant, but it was full to capacity. Lovely clean room with comfortable bed and a great bathroom with double shower. Parking on site. Easy to get to from motorway.”
“Confortable bed, tasty breakfast, very close to motorway but quiet.”
“Easy access from the highway, parking on site. Also, helpful staff and clean rooms without any noise. The bathroom was modern and clean.”
“I liked the happy feeling I shared with everyone around me while staying at Butz.”
“Excellent and welcoming. Very clean and tidy. Very good food.”
“Nice, comfortable place to stay. Good location not far from nearby highway.”
“the restaurant and the food- we arrived at 8pm and it would have been difficult to get food somewhere else in the little town.”