A very nice hotel but not super or perfect, as some write!
Room 103: Spacious, bright and friendly, but with a transparent sliding glass door to the bathroom. A large bathroom with tub in which can also be showered. The band's volume makes it cold when showering. The floor lamps do not have their own switches and must be pulled out of the socket to switch on and off. The worst thing about this room is the very uncomfortable sofa bed. The two-TV solution is also a complete false investment. When switching one TV, the other is also switched.
The complaint of this room was done quite quickly and smoothly. A new room (because luckily was free) was suggested to us. Room 305. Much better than the room 103. Even brighter and thus freudlicher Insgesa. A smaller bathroom but with a "normal" door. So you could shower undisturbed and no one could look in as in Room 103.
A small disadvantage is the balcony lighting, which is only switched off at 1:00 pm. Since the room has a high ceiling and the curtains do not cover the entire window, it is a little bright. If someone doesn't mind, it's okay.
— Beds: Wonderfully comfortable with a great bedding.
— The food: good and tasty, but very small soup portions that taste very good.
— Breakfast is plentiful and very good overall. Only the pastries are left to be desired. The soft grain buns and the baguette are well suited to the tastes of the English guests. It would also be nice to offer good Rogenbrötchen.
— The snack: There is potential for improvement. Every other day cakes and sweets don't have to be. A good soup or something defftiges should already be in it… — The staff: very friendly and accommodating.
— The hotel management: friendly but accustomed to the communication.
— The dining room: friendly and cosy. Very nice is that you are not exposed to kitchen smells!
— The location: On a hill very close to the slope access with a great view.
Overall a good and nice hotel with small shortcomings. What is a no go, however, is the burning of clamping plates in the chimney, which is located in the Voayer.
Room 103: Spacious, bright and friendly, but with a transparent sliding glass door to the bathroom. A large bathroom with tub in which can also be showered. The band's volume makes it cold when showering. The floor lamps do not have their own switches and must be pulled out of the socket to switch on and off. The worst thing about this room is the very uncomfortable sofa bed. The two-TV solution is also a complete false investment. When switching one TV, the other is also switched.
The complaint of this room was done quite quickly and smoothly. A new room (because luckily was free) was suggested to us. Room 305. Much better than the room 103. Even brighter and thus freudlicher Insgesa. A smaller bathroom but with a "normal" door. So you could shower undisturbed and no one could look in as in Room 103.
A small disadvantage is the balcony lighting, which is only switched off at 1:00 pm. Since the room has a high ceiling and the curtains do not cover the entire window, it is a little bright. If someone doesn't mind, it's okay.
— Beds: Wonderfully comfortable with a great bedding.
— The food: good and tasty, but very small soup portions that taste very good.
— Breakfast is plentiful and very good overall. Only the pastries are left to be desired. The soft grain buns and the baguette are well suited to the tastes of the English guests. It would also be nice to offer good Rogenbrötchen.
— The snack: There is potential for improvement. Every other day cakes and sweets don't have to be. A good soup or something defftiges should already be in it… — The staff: very friendly and accommodating.
— The hotel management: friendly but accustomed to the communication.
— The dining room: friendly and cosy. Very nice is that you are not exposed to kitchen smells!
— The location: On a hill very close to the slope access with a great view.
Overall a good and nice hotel with small shortcomings. What is a no go, however, is the burning of clamping plates in the chimney, which is located in the Voayer.