i would give no stars for the food. And three for ...

i would give no stars for the food. And three for the front desk. It gives one and a half stars.

The food was by far the worst I have ever been exposed to. Before we even arrived I had been informed about food we would very much like to avoid.

It turned out that if I had not just remembered to mention it again to the waiter. Then we would have had it anyway. Although it was clearly stated on the reservation that the front desk also showed me that it had to happen in no way.

Instead of the three-course menu we were put in view, we then got another three-course menu that the chef just came up with.

Frozen chicken with tomatoes for starters (we did not eat it).
Over fried chicken with brown sauce and potatoes (potatoes like those for fried pork) (we ate two potatoes of it and a bite of chicken)
And dessert was an ice cream that had frostbite. (we also left it standing)

We had to take our car and drive to the nearest pizzaria.
I do not understand this choice. Because there were other very good choices you could have fed us with. But. It would probably have cost something more for the raw material.

Overnight we did not get the room we had been put in view. But instead one with two beds. The noise from the hallway outside the door was totally deafening so it did not turn into much sleep.

Only bright spot was the front desk who were very sorry about our experience and we got some of our money back ....

But in hindsight, I probably would have rather been in a completely different place. And next time we will choose this place from.

Since it's an inn. Then the food part is an important part of the experience. And my impression now is that if you are NOT into frying fried snitzel or pork from the same "casserole". Then this is not where to eat as the kitchen seriously lacks level.

If you're just going to sleep ... then I probably would not see the big problems. If you can live with a little noise.