Zum goldenen Engel - Fam. Ehrenreich, Krems

Wienerstraße 41, Krems, 3500

Zum goldenen Engel - Fam. Ehrenreich, Krems
Our historic 3-star hotel enjoys an ideal location only 200 metres or a 5-minute walk from the old town of Krems. The history of the building dates bac... more

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Zum goldenen Engel - Fam. Ehrenreich, Krems - Hotel Description

Our historic 3-star hotel enjoys an ideal location only 200 metres or a 5-minute walk from the old town of Krems.

The history of the building dates back to 1658, when the "Golden Angel" was built as a tavern for Grafenegg Castle. In 1795, the inn became the property of the Ehrenreich family, which operates it today in the seventh generation. The carefully renovated hotel now combines the ambience of the 17th century with all modern amenities.

The hotel features a parking garage, a newly designed garden with a pool and a fantastic view of Göttweig Abbey, a lift and a free Internet terminal at the reception.

Zum goldenen Engel - Fam. Ehrenreich, Krems - Room Details

Double Room

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Zum goldenen Engel - Fam. Ehrenreich, Krems - Guest Services

General: Parking , Garden, Heating, Elevator, Non-Smoking Rooms, Newspapers, Free Parking, Pets Allowed.
Activities: Cycling, Outdoor Swimming Pool.
Services: Fax/Photocopying, Internet Services, Bicycle Rental, Shoe Shine, Bridal Suite.

Zum goldenen Engel - Fam. Ehrenreich, Krems - Restaurants and Bars

The picturesque old town of Krems is only 200 metres from the hotel and can easily be reached on foot. You can find numerous restaurants, wine taverns, bars and cafés there.

Zum goldenen Engel - Fam. Ehrenreich, Krems - Area Information

Krems is worth a visit in every season. There are very few other cities in Austria with a similar wealth of cultural, historic and culinary attractions. Located at the eastern end of the Wachau valley, the historic old town, which is more than 1,000 years old, was named, together with the entire Wachau, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000.