The scenery was nice, but the rooms were quite old. There was no service whatsoever; there was only one person at the front desk, no other staff. You had to go downstairs to get anything you needed; no one brought anything to your room. It didn't meet four-star standards. It's quite far from the town center, so it's not ideal if you don't have a car. It's an 8-minute walk on flat ground and a 10-minute walk uphill, which is very steep. Even walking without any luggage requires frequent rests, let alone dragging luggage. There's no other means of transportation besides your car. Taxis are too expensive; walking downhill takes about 18 minutes, and a taxi uphill costs €30, while an Uber costs €20. The hotel's only restaurant requires reservations well in advance, so you have to eat out and take a taxi back every day. Skiing is not friendly. There's a ski equipment storage area on the basement level, but everyone's equipment is stored in a small, unheated room, unlike other hotels of similar quality that provide individual lockers. There's also no shoe dryer. Due to heavy snow on the first day, my ski boots were still wet inside on the second day – a poor experience!
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