Gaststätte Jägersruh in Lichtenfels

A truly lovely hotel with very friendly staff. A very sweet dog lies by the entrance who neither barks nor runs. Perfect for people who are afraid of dogs. The room was very large and very clean and tastefully decorated. The bathroom fan was a bit loud. Otherwise, we were thrilled. The breakfast was excellent. Thank you so much ❣️

Expensive but good - delicious wines and good advice.

Delicious, especially the "Frutti di Mare" pizza. And the cat was nice. The wine is delicious. Thank you for your hospitality, our date was great.

Very good Italian food - great service and beautiful terrace.

A small hotel in a quiet part of town - a good starting point for hikes The hotel (or is it just an inn?) is located in a quiet part of Lichtenfels in Upper Franconia. The property consists of an old building and a new building. According to the website, there is a difference in the room amenities (and also in the price) - the new building also has an elevator. We spent two nights in the new building. The rooms are modernly furnished, with very nice reading lamps by the bed and are sufficiently large (even for stays of 1-2 weeks). These rooms have a lovely, large balcony. The views vary depending on the side of the building. The bathroom was relatively large with a walk-in shower. There was ample storage space. We received a very friendly welcome and were then shown to our room. The door opens electronically. This worked very well. The kitchen serves mainly Italian cuisine. On Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, three regional dishes are also offered – some require advance reservation (Schäufele). You can also (pre-)order a fish dish. The service was very friendly. The prices for food and drinks (at least three beers) seemed reasonable to us – beer prices are below the level in other (northern, eastern) German states. The bill was brought to us at around 10:30 p.m. There is the option of sitting down in additional rooms and spending the evening. The breakfast rooms are modernly furnished. There is a fresh food counter between the breakfast room and the kitchen. This was used to refill the food in the back, which guests had placed on their plates at the front. ;-) I didn't find the single coffee machine for guests ideal. You have to be prepared with some time, and you only get one cup of coffee at the table. However, these machines are becoming more and more common in hotels. This allows you to choose from various coffee drinks, but you do have to queue, which might take a while. The hotel offers plenty of parking spaces and garages for cars and e-bikes. The hotel was busy during our stay. In the morning, e-bikers set off on their rides. There are (at least) two castles/monasteries near the hotel that you can explore. You can get further by bike.