Hotel Allmer

The hotel provides a sufficient number of free parking spaces. Charging stations for electric vehicles are also available; however, one guest noted that the charging cost is 35 euros per session, which they felt was excessive compared to previous years when the service was free.

The hotel staff deserve the highest praise: employees are very friendly, attentive, and professional. Many guests note that the staff remember the guests' names and greet them personally, creating a home-like atmosphere. The service provided by Amir and Evelyn is specifically highlighted for their exceptional kindness. However, one guest reported an unpleasant incident where an employee entered the room without knocking.

The hotel's cuisine is described as excellent, with a wide selection of dishes, including breakfasts, lunch snacks, and five-course dinners. The menu is adapted for vegans, vegetarians, and people with gluten intolerance. Most guests are delighted by the quality and aesthetic presentation of the dishes, calling them "works of art." Nevertheless, there are some critical reviews: one guest mentioned stale pineapple at breakfast and clumped bacon, while another felt the portions were not large enough.

Opinions on the rooms are divided: many describe them as spacious, bright, clean, and cozy with comfortable beds. However, there is a category of "old" rooms with outdated furniture, small bathrooms, and cramped shower cabins that do not match the photographs on the website. One guest complained about an extremely uncomfortable mattress and a lack of ventilation in the bathroom. The presence of carpeting in some rooms and corridors is also mentioned, which may be critical for allergy sufferers.

Most guests rate the cleanliness of the hotel as impeccable, describing all areas as "sparkling clean." However, there was a serious negative review regarding the presence of cockroaches in a room, despite the room containing information cards about tick control.

Overall, the hotel is considered a quiet place for relaxation. Nevertheless, some guests experienced issues: one reported noise from a Metro truck's refrigeration unit under the window at 6 AM, another could hear all sounds from the neighboring toilet, and a third complained about a noisy party in the next room until 1 AM.

The hotel is equipped with air conditioning, but one guest noted that in the "Genießer Suite," the air conditioning automatically turns off at 10:00 PM. There was also a mention of an instance where the heating was on in the SPA relaxation room while the outside temperature was +35°C, creating unbearable heat.

The hotel is not very suitable for people in wheelchairs or using walkers, as the building has a complex, confusing layout and requires navigating many steps.

The hotel features a SPA center spread across several floors, which includes a panoramic pool with Grander water, saunas, a steam bath, and a cryochamber. Guests praise the cleanliness and quality of treatments, such as massages and cosmetology. Drawbacks include the lack of hydromassage jets in the pool, a small sauna with a column in the middle, and a "poorly" designed relaxation terrace that lacks plants and drinks.

The hotel is very dog-friendly. Guests note that their pets were welcomed very warmly, and the rooms are spacious enough to accommodate even several dogs.