Versalerhof

The staff were really friendly and attentive, and I'd stay here again. The apartment was clean and cozy, though noise carries from the other rooms even when people aren't being loud, so some sound insulation would help. The location worked well for us. The bus stop is a two-minute walk away, and Ischgl is also reachable on foot in about 20 minutes. It's a nice walk on a sunny day.

The apartment was average, and the location was ordinary, about a 20-minute walk from Tunnel Prenner. Amenities were poor: the towels were old and smelled, there was no kettle, and the pan was so bad it couldn't be used. There was also very little privacy. I wouldn't return or recommend it.

My two-person studio met my expectations: it was clean and practical, with a good bed, kitchenette, balcony, and a small sitting area, though there was no sofa. The balcony was open to the neighbors on both sides. The building is fairly large and offers good value for Ischgl, with the center about a 15-minute walk away. There's a bus 200 m from the building, or it's a 3-minute drive. Noise was the main drawback. Sound carries between apartments, even ordinary conversation, and the neighbors' shower was loud. Traffic in the tunnel 200 m away also makes quite a bit of noise if you leave the window open at night. Earplugs helped. Given the price and the walkable location, I could live with those downsides.

The room was clean, the owner was kind and helpful, and the new ski storage room was spacious. The Hungarian staff member was also very nice and helpful. The walls are thin, but a rule against noise after 10 pm meant I slept well. Breakfast seemed a little expensive, though the rolls I ordered for the next day were very good. One small problem: the knife was so dull I could hardly cut my Pick salami. I also gave my number to the chambermaid (V.), but she hasn't sent me the photo yet. I'm still waiting, V. Try calling with +36 rather than 06. Thank you.