We booked the suite (Room No. 100). Unfortunately, it did not live up to expectations — but let’s start with the positives:
• The hotel is dog-friendly, and dogs are allowed in the restaurant as well.
• The location is perfect — right next to the forest — and the suite offers a wonderful view.
• The room is spacious, with a nice living room area and a spa bath.
• You can get high-quality tea and coffee both at the reception and in your room, free of charge.
• We were allowed to check in 20 minutes early.
Unfortunately, the list of things that need to be repaired, fixed, changed, or cleaned is much longer:
• First, they tried to overcharge us. When I pointed out that the confirmed price in their email was different, they corrected it without a word.
• The floors and common areas are dirty — not just “we skipped cleaning today” dirty, but clearly neglected for months. The elevator and doors are stained with dried spills that were never cleaned. Something had been spilled on the floor in front of our room, and our shoes stuck to it — it was disgusting.
• The suite itself is very rundown and desperately in need of renovation. The floor is full of scratches and black marks. Cracks cover the walls. The wooden panels and furniture (e.g., bedside shelves) show serious water damage and there are some burn marks too. The back of the only chair in the room is broken. The double bed is actually two single beds pushed together, and one of them is missing a leg, making it quite unstable. The glass bathroom door, bathroom fittings and tiles are covered in limescale.
• Overall cleanliness is poor — brown stains and scratch marks on the walls, and thick, black dirt has accumulated on the baseboards.
We wanted to file a complaint, but the reception was unattended, so we went for a hike and when we came back we were greeted with a sign informing us that the reception shuts at 5 PM. We reported the issues the next morning at checkout, they said they'll inform maintenance...