De Esperanto

The room was clean, and the people were friendly and welcoming. Breakfast was simple but delicious. This guesthouse has double beds, unlike those big, impressive places where you have to share, yes, shared, but. When I'm skiing, I'm not looking for luxury because I'm out all day anyway. I just want hot water and a comfortable bed when I get back for the night. The building may look a bit surprising at first, and it's true that the guesthouse's best days are behind it.

The gala dinner was quite tasty, but I wouldn't recommend the hotel. The rooms were average, with stained carpets and floors that were the worst part, though the bathrooms were decent. The rooms were also quite cold, and the pool was closed. Breakfast was modest, and the tablecloths were stained, left over from the party the previous evening. It's okay for one night, but I wouldn't necessarily stay longer.

I wouldn't want to spend a night here even for free, though unfortunately I had to. There's little point in writing more: sort the reviews from worst to worst and read them, and I wholeheartedly agree with all the criticisms. Avoid this place completely. It had a three-star rating 50 years ago, and apparently nothing has changed since.

For the price and location, it's just okay if all you need is somewhere to sleep. We stayed for three days, and the check-in staff were helpful enough. Our room was clean and satisfactory, and the bathroom was okay, but the clogged shower drain made showering uncomfortable. Breakfast was included and cheap, so we weren't expecting anything fancy, but it was poorly presented, with low-quality products, stale bread, and limited choice. 👍🏻