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★★2-star hotel

Gasthof Schwarzer Adler

A traditional gasthof with local cooking and a bar

Best forBudget-conscious travellersPet ownersTraditional gasthof fans
Resia, Resia
Family ski
3.3 km from Lake Resia

About this hotel

Schwarzer Adler keeps things straightforward: family rooms with private bathrooms, hairdryers and carpeted floors, no frills beyond what a ski trip actually needs. The restaurant sticks to local cuisine for lunch and dinner, and the continental buffet breakfast covers the morning before the lifts open. The bar gives somewhere to sit after dinner without leaving the property, and pets are welcome throughout, which widens the field for anyone travelling with a dog on a budget. Reviews single out the friendly staff and service in particular, a recurring theme across the guest ratings for this gasthof. Lake Resia is 3.3 km away, with skiing and cycling both listed as on-property activities.

  • Local restaurant
  • Pet-friendly
  • Family rooms
  • Bar

Our take

Budget-focused travellers and families with pets who want a genuinely traditional gasthof experience over a wellness resort will get the most from Schwarzer Adler. Anyone expecting a spa, pool or extensive facilities should look at one of the larger Resia hotels instead, since Schwarzer Adler keeps the offer deliberately simple.

  • Eat at the restaurant rather than heading into town, the local menu is a genuine draw here
  • Bring the dog without hesitation, the pet-friendly policy runs across the whole property
  • Book the continental breakfast slot early during peak weeks, the dining room is compact

Why we love it

  • Traditional local cuisine
  • A genuinely friendly bar and staff
  • Pets welcome throughout
  • Straightforward family rooms
Why guests love it

There's nothing dressed up about Schwarzer Adler, and that turns out to be the appeal: a straightforward family room, a local menu at dinner instead of an international buffet, and staff who remember faces by the second day. The dog comes along without any of the usual pet-policy hurdles, and the bar downstairs is where the evening actually happens once the restaurant closes. It suits a family that wants a genuine ski-town stay over a resort experience.

Guest reviews

4.6
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based on 249 reviews
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