Kongress & TheaterHaus Bad Ischl

Tijdens ons bezoek aan Bad Ischl passeerde we tijdens onze stadswandeling langsheen het Kongress & Theaterhaus. Opvallend was de kleurrijke bloemenweelde die werd tentoongesteld langsheen de wandelpaden rondom het congrescentrum. Echt een streling voor het oog. De moeite waard om eens langs te flaneren.

Veranstaltungen im Kongress & Theaterhaus Bad Ischl sind nur zum empfehlen.Große Garderobe, ausreichend Platz, saubere Toiletten, bemühtes Personal und natürlich eine kleine Bar. Innen wirklich herrlich schön und auf jeden Fall einen Besuch wert.

Im Zuge eines Kongresses gab es ein Buffet mit Bedienung, dass zum einen schlecht (Kartoffelsalat industriell gefertigt, einfallslose andere Salate ohne Dressing, dazu industrielles Dressing, Gerichte kalt, obwohl im Wärmer, Gemüse aus dem TK) und zum anderen teuer (16,80€ für 1 Stück Fisch mit TK Gemüse und Salat) war. Service unorganisiert, planlos. Es dauert lange bis das Getränk kommt, nachdem 3x die falschen angeboten wurden (zu anderem Tisch gehörig).

Haben die Operette ungarische Hochzeit angeschaut, leider war es einer der "sau heissen" Tage jedoch die Musik machte uns vergessen die Hitze. Musik Lehr, Sänger von Österreich, sehr guter Abend, nachher beim Zauner ausklingen lassen, einfach schön

We were struggling to find restaurants with anything veggie on the menu in Bad Ischl, so we were happy when we looked at the menu outside the Kurhaus Café-Restaurant one morning. There were two quite interesting veggie mains on offer, plus a few salads and side dishes, so we decided to go back there that evening. It also looked like a nice venue, with a lovely view onto the gardens.However, when we turned up at about 7 that evening, the place was completely empty. Not closed, and there were some waiting staff hanging around, but not a customer in sight. Odd, we thought, so we found a waitress to ask if we could have a table. We disturbed her doing some paperwork, and she at first reacted like we were completely mad. She didn't quite say 'what?! you want to eat?! in a restaurant???' but she certainly seemed surprised that we were asking. She called across to some colleagues, and it transpired that there was a performance going on that evening in the attached concert hall - so they were only going to be serving to people attending the concert, during the interval. Well, fair enough - but WHY couldn't they have put up a notice about this? All they needed to do was put a piece of paper on the door saying 'sorry, closed tonight unless you're a concert guest'.So we felt that that was rude and unhelpful. A lesson in how to annoy your potential customers.