Hotel All'Azzurro

Das Hotel war super. Die Lage perfekt, ruhig gelegen und auch wirklich sehr schöne renovierte Zimmer. Wir hatten ein Einzelzimmer und die Junior Suite gebucht. Das Einzelzimmer war absolut ausreichend für eine Person und die Junior Suite war sehr geräumig. Die Zimmer waren immer sauber und schön hergerichtet. Das Essen im Hotel sowohl beim Frühstück, als auch am Abend war wirklich sehr gut. Das Personal sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit. Die Parkmöglichkeit etwas ausserhalb war sehr gut durch einen Hotelshuttle organisiert und selbst zu Fuss wäre es nicht sehr weit gewesen. Wir waren 3 Nächte dort und haben uns wirklich sehr wohl gefühlt und kommen sehr gern wieder.

Not a 4* hotel. Rooms clean and fabulous location. Reception staff odd. No you can not have a bottle of water replaced in your room - You've had one = now you pay. Nice attitude? Pool towels? No you must use the ones in your room. OK but they will be too wet to use? You must bring them to reception for an exchange for dry/clean ones. Can I not just take them - No! I even asked to house keeper and was told No, No No! By the way they didn't clean out the coffee cups when they popped in daily - it's not part of their job! Breakfast- Italian coffee is some of the best in the world but we didn't get that as paying guests. It was processed rubbish from the vending machine. Tasted foul. If you were at their restaurant you were then paying for good coffee, but as a paying guest staying there - no you got cheap & nasty. Similar to the breakfast juice, we were surrounded by lemon and orange groves but for juice we got rubbish from a carton. See picture. Sadly not a 4* hotel as we know in the UK we as customers were definitely an inconvenience.

We loved our stay at the hotel and hope to return soon. The room had stunning views of the lake and surrounding mountains. In itself was equipped with everything you could need, the walk in wardrobe and bathroom were particularly impressive. The purple walls weren't to my taste. There didn't seem to be an obvious place to plug the kettle in