Ferienwohnungen Parth

I spent four days in the mini-apartment by myself. It was a room with a well-equipped kitchenette, and it had everything I needed to cook for myself. There was no dishwasher or microwave, but I didn't miss either; the little oven, toaster, and coffee maker did the job. I was especially pleased with all the closet space for clothes. The bathroom was roomy enough, had ventilation despite having no window, and the shower was very good. There's no balcony or view, though the garden is available to guests, and I didn't get to use it. The TV was fairly big, with lots of channels including German ones, ORF, SRF, and RAI. On Sunday the very nice landlady made me a delicious cake, thanks again! Parking was easy even with a large car, and the underground garage has a secure, lockable bicycle room, which was excellent. It's an affordable place without unnecessary extras, and a good fit for road cyclists planning to ride the Stelvio Pass. I'd happily stay again, especially if the bike path from Merano gets paved, just kidding. One arrival tip: don't follow Google Maps. Head toward the church, continue up past the bank, then turn right. FeWo Parth is signposted twice.

The owner was really friendly and helpful. The studio was clean and well cared for, with a little garden where you can eat outside. There are larger apartments available too. Excellent value.

The restaurant in the village was closed during our stay, so our hosts drove us to a nearby place to find something to eat. They helped us sort out food, waited for us, and brought us back afterward. Their kindness and attention made the stay unforgettable and went beyond what we expected. A wonderful experience of genuine hospitality, and I highly recommend this accommodation.

Zita was so kind and courteous, and we were spoiled with homemade cakes and fresh fruit every day. The apartment was simple, clean, quiet, and reasonably priced. Lasa is right in the middle of the Venosta Valley, a strategic location. We had a wonderful stay.