From the owner: Ein Familienbetrieb im Stadtteil Gries nur wenige Gehminuten von der Altstadtentfernt.read more

Wow..... Just wow…read more.. As an American, I feel like I'm in a postcard. The rooms are outstanding. Beyond clean, detailed, just superb. The room rate is about 1/2 what I expected. We rolled in late, no reservation, no plans, and I'm in a fabulous room with a view. Come here, well worth the trip!

From the owner: Ruhepol im Herz der Alpen…read more Schönes Resort im Mitten der Tiroler Bergwelt mit regionaler Küche!

We chose this hotel based on recommendations from family who have started there nearly annually…read more I'm happy we booked here. The hotel is just across the bridge from the "centro storico" so we had a short walk every evening for dinners out which was totally fine because Bormio is a lovely town to walk through. The hotel has been undergoing renovations and we booked a new suite which was extremely spacious and very well stocked with everything from water to bathroom essentials, robes, and fitness equipment (bench, free weights, yoga mats, balance ball). Funivia is a sport hotel so it's perfect for cyclists and skiers. They even have a bike garage for cyclists. They also offer fitness classes outside in the summer/early fall. There's a pool, sauna, etc. Everyone was super gracious and beyond accommodating for our three year old daughter. They set up a crib and a little tub, for her too! However, this they are transitioning out of being a family oriented hotel and will be adult only soon.

If you are looking for an above average, family friendly hotel situated perfectly in Bormio, this…read moreis the place. We (2 adults + 2 kids) stayed here for two nights in July 2018 and enjoyed every second. The breakfast is nice with a good variety of bread, cereals, fruits and cakes. We had a superior room with a balcony towards the mountains and although the room was not huge, it was very adequate and suited our needs. The pool is nice and our kids loved it. It is indoor, but the doors can be opened to the outside, which is great, because you can sit outside and be close to your kids in the pool. They also have a kids room in the basement with toys. There is also a small spa with sauna and cold shower, but we did not try that. It is possible to book the rooms with just breakfast, but it is also possible to include dinner. There is also a very nice terrasse with sun beds and sofas and the atmosphere is so nice and relaxing. The employees here are very friendly and helpful. I imagine that this is also a wonderful hotel in the skiing season, since it also only takes about five minutes to walk to the gondola to the top of the mountain (this can also be recommended as a half-day trip)

A lovely hotel with excellent and affordable accommodations. Our room was comfortable, clean and…read morequiet, with a newly remodeled Badenzimmer that was sparkling and spacious, definitely the largest and nicest bathroom of a dozen hotels we stayed in during our vacation. The staff was friendly and helpful, and spoke perfect English. A computer with internet service is available in the hotel lobby. The complimentary breakfast buffet was outstanding. The hotel is ideally located in the shadow of the Festung Kufstein, only a three minute walk from the door. We recommend the hotel to any traveler stopping into Kufstein.

Really nice for the price. I stayed for 4 nights in a single room and was presently surprised when…read moreI opened the door to my room for the first time, I had an amazing view of the alps from a private balcony! The WiFi was good during the whole trip and the hotel is located very close to the center (2-3 minutes walking) and right outside is also a major bus/tram station. The place was comfortable and the people working there were very friendly and helpful. If I would go back to Innsbruck I would for sure consider this hotel again.

Warning! Do not book the Basic Hotel in Innsbruck in Corona time! The cancellation rules are…read morestrictly applied without any kind of leniency, if you are confronted with a cancellation of your flight at the last minute. 1) not any compensation of a part of the booking fee 2) no vouchers offered 3) not even moving the dates to an off season period for them. Extremely rigid and client unfriendly.

This was our favorite hotel in Europe! It felt quaint like a bed and breakfast while still feeling…read morecomfortable and luxurious with very nice bathrooms and comfortable rooms. The amenities were great after a long day of hiking, and the food was just wonderful! Highly recommend for anyone looking to stay only a few minutes away from ortesi

Short version: this hotel was an excellent choice and we're already planning next years trip, I can…read moreonly recommend it. Longer version: Spent there the last week of January 2016 with my in-laws. Seven adults (incuding grandparents), and five kids (ages 2 to 6) made the party. By sections: a) The hotel: very pretty location in the middle of the mountain, great views (I believe all rooms had at least a comfortable balcony, if not a terrace) and quite close to the Ortisei town center and ski lifts (a 5 minute drive). There's a large parking just under the ski lift that takes you up to Alpe Di Siusi-Saiser Alm that costs max. 6€/day. A bus stops just in front of the hotel but I never used it and therefore can't give any details. b) The rooms: simply decorated but nice, clean and with comfortable beds. Automatic shutters and very clean and modern showers (only complaint here is that our room didn't have a bath, which I love to use after a day skiing... I didn't ask though if other rooms had). Our room was divided into two separate rooms (one for the kids) connected by a sliding door, definitely a great distribution. c) Eating: Much, much better than I could have ever expected. The hotel is family-run and the owners themselves work everyday in the hotel (she being an experienced cook), and it does make a huge difference. I've had reasonably bad experiences in the past with complicated food and seeing as we weren't precisely an easy group (three different nationalities, one person allergic to fish&seafood, and the 5 very small kids) I was worried eating would be a problem. I was however completely wrong. Breakfast offer is large and nice but dinners were specially good, usually three courses plus dessert and in every single case "non-conflictive" food even for the small kids, a great job. Also, seeing as we had quite some small kids we were a bit separated from the rest of guests which made life easier for everyone. d) Service: The waiters are nice and correct but, not suprisingly, not -by far- as nice as the owners and their family. We had the opportunity to spend some time talking to the wife and had a great time, she puts her heart into her daily work (which she loves, by the way) and you can perfectly see it, it's always a great experience -and not that usual- to come across people that love what they do. e) Rates: Great price/quality relationship. Wine and drinks (full bar, by the way, with plenty of references) fairly priced. All in all a great place to stay and definitely worth repeating, can only recommend.

Gayle and I had a wonderful stay of 3 nights here. Cavallino d'Oro is right on the Main Square…read more(Piazza Kraus) and features a welcoming Tirolean character and superb service by Stefan, Suzanne, and their very attentive staff. This is one of those review situations where Gayle and I could add a 6th Star. It's easy to be charmed by Castelrotto/Kastelruth, which has an appealing village character, mountains in the background, a traffic free center, centuries of history, friendly and engaging locals, and small town family feel. That last point further emphasized at the nearby central bus stop that was across the street from a school. In the morning when we were heading out, parents were walking their kids to school, while in the late afternoon when we returned, our public SAD bus dropped us off and immediately loaded up with lots of happy children as a school bus to take that group home. The center of Village action is Piazza Kraus, that includes a cool bell tower (with Chapel), a Catholic Church that seems plain on the outside, but is amazingly appointed and spiritual on the inside, and the Cavallino d'Oro. There were many highlights during our stay including: - A nicely appointed room, with lots of space to move around or hang out, a good strong hot shower, and comfortable beds. - An exceptionally good restaurant. We had Dinner there one night on their half-board plan, which was not only "Kick Ass", but a great value for the money. The breakfasts were also excellent and the Dining Room itself almost begs you to stay a little bit longer (especially at our table that had the alpine view). - A comfortable lounge area where Gayle and I would sit in comfortable chairs, with a drink from the bar, and hang out. A good Wi-Fi signal is available throughout the Hotel, but it almost seemed like a shame to use it in such relaxing and romantic circumstances. - Free laundry machines in the basement. Unfortunately, we didn't get the chance to use the steam room and sauna just across the hall. - Great Advice. The Hotel has lots of available literature on tourist choices in the area and Hotel staff were very accommodating with various inquiries. I witnessed one teenage guest who had a question about leather bags being sold as part of the Thursday morning market on the Square. The person at the front desk accompanied her out to several of the booths and helped her decide on a choice. I was interested in buying a cow bell, which I thought was the perfect and authentic Alpe di Siusi/Seiser Alm momento. Stefan was quick to suggest the local Coop, which had a wide variety of these genuine items. I'm not sure when Gayle and I would have the next chance to visit the South Tyrol of Italy. Maybe we should come during the Winter Holidays featuring the Castelrotto Christmas Market, the appearance of Krampus, or a performance by the Kastelruther Spatzen folk music group? If that happens (God willing), we'll surely be staying at the Cavallino d'Oro.

This is a really lovely place to stay!…read more * The rooms are beautiful (we stayed in a "superior suite" with its own little garden for two nights, and then moved to a smaller room on the third floor after that (as the amazing suite was already booked...) * The baths are big enough for two people to soak in after a long day hiking/climbing mountains * The food is simple, but really good quality. Our breakfast *and* dinner was included in the price. The dinner consisted of lovely three or four course meals every evening. They get you to choose what you'd like to eat for dinner at breakfast, so it stops them wasting food as they know what they'll need to cook. * The wine they suggest to go with the daily menu was lovely, and cheap as chips. * There is a sauna and steam room that you can book for a bit of private relaxation (free) * They even have a washing machine and dryer that you can use for free (which is perfect if you've already been travelling for a while before you get here...) * All the staff seem to be multilingual. I was impressed by their speedy switching from German to Italian, but everyone had excellent English too. * The wifi works well, although it is a little slow. I would be happy to stay here again.

ABSOLUTELTY AMAZING! We took a quick R&R here during our recent travel to Germany .... and were…read morereally impressed with everything. The blend of luxury, serenity and top-tier hospitality made our stay a memorable one. The spa experience and amenities in the resort were wonderful. The view of the Bavarian Alps from the rooftop infinity pool were magnificent. Whether you are looking to relax after a day of exploring the surrounding nature, or simply indulging for some much needed self-care...you can't go wrong with just soaking in the saltwater pool while you're enjoying the panoramic views of the mountains. The dining options were also world class. The breakfast is a standout...with a feast of options that caters to every palate, from freshly baked pastries and locally sourced delicacies to a vast selection of fruits, cheeses and made to order hot dishes. Overall, this place offers a haven and a nice retreat for folks looking to indulge and want an unforgettable experience.

I can't say enough nice things about this vacation. The property is beautiful with a backdrop of…read morethe Alps; The numerous restaurants and eating options were all fantastic; Our room was perfect; Walks on the trails were spectacular; and the staff, the staff were always smiling and happy to answer any question or accommodate any request. The jazz concert celebrating Christmas music was wonderful and added to the magic of the entire experience. The pools, saunas and yoga were wonderful and perfectly matched to the experience. I have a few more places on my bucket list but I really hope to return here one day to enjoy the wonderful experience (and the elephants, you'll understand when you go!). Many thanks to all of the staff who did so many nice things to make this experience so memorable.

We had a wonderful time at Hotel Arlenburg! The treatment we received from Rudolf and his family…read morewas so welcoming and warm, and so different from a normal hotel where you check in and you never see the same face again and you just feel like just a number to the check in person. Rudolf and his family are the perfect hosts. They are always there with a friendly smile and are always ready to help. Breakfast was delicious and there is a pretty big spread! They have a cook making personal omelettes and you can also make your own soft boiled eggs (which I totally got a kick out of). They have a great selection of cheese, breads, fruit, jams, and museli. I looked forward to breakfast every morning. The hotel is located on the more quiet side of St. Anton but we didn't mind that at all. The main town area is just about a 15 minute walk away or you can take the #4 bus which stops right across from the hotel. The #4 only runs every half hour to a hour so just remember to check the bus schedule if you plan to take the bus. From the bahnhof, the hotel is only a 9-11 euro taxi ride. You can also buy your ski passes at the hotel reception so you don't have to wait in the ski pass line down at the lift. Also there is a path where you can ski to the Nasserin lift but do note that it isn't downhill the whole way so you will have to kind of cross country ski a little bit of the way but it beats walking your skis down :) Dinner is also very good at Hotel Arlenburg. It is reasonably priced and very delicious. My husband and I both ordered steaks. Him, a braised beef steak, and mine was an ox steak and both were very good. I would also recommend ordering the Mozart balls for dessert - they are little balls of goodness filled with pistachio and a nutella kind of rum chocolate ball. Soo good!! I would highly recommend staying at Hotel Arlenburg, they really make you feel like home there! We would definitely stay here again on our next trip! The only con is that our internet connection was spotty in our room but that could have been just where our room was located. We had no issues with the internet in the main room where the snacks and drinks are served.

My favourite base for skiing in the Austrian Tyrol & for trips into Italy Good traditional Austrian…read morewelcome, great food & warm atmosphere what more do you need after a hard day on the slopes? Having spent many Xmas & New Years in the mountains round Mutters, as well as a summer cycling & playing tennis I can not recommend a better place to be a home-from-home!