Haus Anna

The owners are really nice, and the apartment works well as a starting point for day trips. The living room is spacious, though it also has beds in it. One room has no direct window, and neither does the small kitchen, which isn't big enough for cooking large meals. There's no garden to spend time in, so it's not the best fit for little kids. To me, it seems better suited to a winter stay than a summer holiday.

We had a huge apartment with four rooms, including a kitchen, living room, bedroom, bathroom and separate toilet. The balcony was enormous and gave us a great mountain view. The apartments are in a lovely spot, the owners were friendly and helpful with information, and breakfast was great too. Really good value for the price.

The Wi-Fi was a real frustration. There were three networks, but none stayed usable for more than five minutes. We also had loud children in the room above us, which made it nearly impossible to sleep well. There were plenty of cleaning and upkeep issues in the apartment: the sink looked clean outside but was dirty inside, and the kitchen walls seemed not to have been cleaned in years. Some plates smelled like old fish, the top of the fridge had a strange substance on it, and one mattress sheet looked as if someone had peed on it and dried it so nobody would notice. One of the two double beds was really just a combination of old furniture. There weren't any plants inside either.

You can watch the famous downhill race from your room with binoculars, like watching F1 in Monte Carlo. Even during peak ski season, the prices are surprisingly affordable. The place is clean and well organized, with a proper bath and toilet and a nice kitchenette. The staff are helpful. Highly recommend.