Hospitality industry in the unaffordable country
Gastronomy plays a crucial role in the quality of life for people in the Unbezahlbarland region. It's not just a place to enjoy delicious food, but also a social hub that fosters connections and community. Our restaurateurs are passionately committed to providing their guests with an unforgettable culinary experience. In many restaurants, it goes without saying that regional products grace the plates of our guests. They form the basis for delectable dishes and contribute to sustainability in the restaurant industry.
Nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes of the "Priceless Land," hotels, guesthouses, and vacation rentals play a crucial role in creating unforgettable experiences for our visitors. Our hospitality industry offers more than just a place to sleep. It's a source of inspiration, a gateway to the treasures of our region, and a custodian of local traditions. Visitors who feel at home with us may well return as skilled professionals, ready to stay forever! The profiles on this page are representative of the many dedicated individuals and staff working in the hospitality industry in the Görlitz district and Upper Lusatia.
Lindner's Border Inn
Regional ingredients are a key component of the fresh cuisine. Guests can see this for themselves while their meals are being prepared, thanks to the panoramic view into the kitchen. The menu features modern cuisine combined with traditional touches. The dining rooms foster a friendly, welcoming atmosphere where guests feel completely at ease. Culinary delights with genuine hospitality – that's the quality promise of Lindners Grenzschänke.
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At the age of 21, André Meyer became the tenant of the Beckenbergbaude inn in Eibau. Seasonal cooking is a top priority for the team on the Beckenberg mountain, which even earned them an entry in the Slow Food Guide. Since 2009, the cuisine has operated under the motto "regional – seasonal – different." This is achieved through numerous collaborations with local producers. The Beckenbergbaude has been certified organic since 2013 and can thus call itself Saxony's first organic mountain inn.
Read more: “An organic restaurant on the mountain”Hotel Stadt Löbau
"Modernity meets tradition" is the motto of the Hotel Stadt Löbau on Weißenberger Straße in Löbau. The hotel is one of the city's most historic establishments. Its history dates back to 1796. It was once called "Feldschlösschen," then "Reichshof." It only received its current name during the GDR era. In over 200 years, the restaurant and hotel has seen well over 20 owners and operators. Some stayed for only a few months, others for decades. With its new owner, Sascha Ehlert, the hotel is now embarking on a modern future.
Read more: “Despite its rough edges, it’s a perfectly well-rounded product”Kleene Schänke Cunewalde
Regional value creation, local economic cycles, and seasonal products are gaining increasing importance. For Carola Arnold of the Kleene Schänke in Cunewalde, regional products and their producers are the fundamental ingredients for her diverse projects.
This story takes us beyond our immediate surroundings to the Bautzen district. The Unbezahlbarland (Priceless Land) is part of the unique Upper Lusatia region, which is known far beyond district borders for its hospitality and delicious regional cuisine.
Trixi holiday park
Food brings people together – our grandmother knew that too, always bringing all her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren around the table to spend time together. They talked about their experiences and made plans. In the "parlor" at the Trixi Holiday Park, this tradition of sharing meals is brought to life in a special way. Upper Lusatian cuisine, featuring regional and seasonal products, transforms family meals into a wonderful experience.
Read more: “Parlor – a great day trip tip to the Zittau Mountains”
Discover without limits
The district is always worth a visit due to its unique natural features, historical buildings and cultural monuments, diverse tourist attractions found nowhere else, and its people. Over 1,100 km of well-maintained cycling paths, 1,600 km of hiking trails, and approximately 40 km of cross-country ski trails are available. The Görlitz district invites you to an active holiday. Whether you want to cycle, skate, hike, climb, ride horses, paddle, swim, bathe, or ski, you'll find suitable options here. Architecture and culture enthusiasts will also be delighted. Discerning culture lovers (including those interested in nature), relaxed cyclists and hikers (also with an interest in culture), and adventure-seeking families will all find numerous attractive tourist offerings in the Görlitz district.