Guest User
January 31, 2023
The hotel looks pretty from the outside and you have a great view, but it is very old inside. No comparison with, for example, very good hotels such as the Hotel Sommer am Forggensee or the Rübezahl or Ludwig-Hotel. The furnishings are worn, the rooms are old. It smells musty. Only the dining room and the bar are modern. Here, however, it is so deadly quiet and stiff and the radio is set so low that a conversation without the other guests being able to hear everything was only possible in a whisper. The mattress in the single room was completely worn out. The ventilation in the single room didn't work, but the ventilation in the bathroom in the double room ran for ages. The decorations in the hotel are all homemade. A matter of taste. The room furnishings are not of high quality. Some of the moldings in the room were off, the doors had grease marks from the previous tenants' hands, the TV controls were dirty and the battery was almost empty. The heating only worked on a low flame. Due to Corona, the rooms were only cleaned sparingly every other day. The cleaning water was not emptied and several rooms' floors were cleaned with a bucket. The staff in the restaurant were not well trained and they spoke Italian loudly and laughed in our presence. When it rained, we were approached in front of the hotel entrance by the staff (who, by the way, often stood in front of the hotel entrance for a long time and smoked there) and told us not to make such faces, it was just raining. We have never seen such bottomless impudence in any hotel. When we wanted to check out, people were smoking in front of the door again. Afterwards, we had a short chat inside, even though we were standing right next to the staff at the reception. We were only served after the "chat" was over. We are still stunned by such impertinent treatment of the paying guest. The breakfast buffet was very small and well laid out for the price. There was hardly any choice. Corona-compliant is also different. The cheese, for example, was partly in a container that each guest had to open and close. Another part was open on a plate in front of it. The juice bottles were also touched by every guest. The cappuccino was only lukewarm every day and consisted of 75% whipped cream. The rolls were hard and had been reheated the day before. It was noticeable that there were a lot of dogs in the hotel and we, although we didn't have a dog, were put in the wing of the hotel with all the dogs. It stank and there was always a dog barking somewhere. Certainly not great for allergy sufferers. It was disgusting that the dogs were taken through the middle of the buffet into the dining room. One dog jumped onto the buffet with its front legs and got its nose on the bread. The staff and the owners just laughed. We found this simply disgusting and inappropriate for a star hotel, as the part of the restaurant that was reserved for dog owners was
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