I'm very selective about the hotels I stay in and I would rate the Adler HG as perhaps the highest scoring overall hotel I've staying in. From location, to the spa, steam room, architecture, friendliness, effectiveness of AC, parking, room layout, pricing, pool and other amenities, it's the complete package. I had reserved a balcony room but was upgrade to the terrace room which is nice but there is some construction directly across the way. A very nice room and terrace sans the neighboring construction. The parking is tricky, you have to turn left over a pedestrian bridge you wouldn't think you could drive over but after the bridge, turn right and park.They will park it for you. 13 Euros per day. My only complaint is no conditioner, but that seems to be a European-hotel thing.

Beautifully renovated historic hotel. Luxurious room and bathroom with ample room to unpack, nice rooftop pool ,solarium and gym. beautifully presented and delicious breakfast and friendly, helpful staff.

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I am always reluctant to give negative feedback, but my experience was extremely disappointing. As I booked, nothing indicated I would stay in a garret room. Management later maintained the pictures were clear enough, but I strongly disagree. When I found out upon arrival, I immediately asked reception to be relocated, just to learn the hotel was fully booked. I asked to void the reservation for good (at no cost, obviously) but staff flatly refused. Not an apology, no other compensation offered (not even a discount at their own restaurant). So I had to stay in a very inconvenient situation for three nights. Only on day two management offered to cancel the rest of the stay, but clearly, at that stage (already one night into the stay, with bags unpacked for me and a 5-year old), I had no interest in finding another hotel. Notwithstanding the 'reservation accident', the accommodation was a letdown under many respects. I paid 200+€/night to be housed in a garret room, with limited fresh air and light even with the dormer window fully tilted outwards. As I am 6"+ ft. tall, I kept bumping my head on the ceiling every time I had to get in our out of bed. No air conditioning in the room, so it's either sleeping with the window open (you get river noise and light at dawn) or closed (claustrophobia+severe heat). The furniture is outright crappy and old (mind: not ancient). Towels were few and scratchy, amenity kit almost nonexistent. Overall, a 3*** at best with prices of a 4****L.

Hotel Adler is a unique hotel in Brixen. You feel like staying in a castle. The breakfast buffet is outstanding and the owners are very welcoming.

Lovely hotel right in the old town and surrounded with character. Nice but fairly simple breakfast. Nice staff and all very clean. I had a third floor room so in the roof but still no complaints and very tasteful.

Great location. Clean and comfortable room. Breakfast good. Helpful staff. Would stay again.

Perfect! The staff here was VERY VERY GOOD AND HELPFUL. the room was clean and quiet. you can walk to every attractions in the town. the breakfast was excellent! if I visit the area, definitely i will stay at the hotel again. nothing to be desired!