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"I liked the view of the lake from the hotel, and the breakfast was really good."

"I stayed here for 2 nights in 4 days, same room both times so cannot comment on different room types. From the moment you walk through the entrance the welcome is very warm. Check-in quick and very friendly, glass of bubbly if that floats your boat. The hotel has the feel of a grand country house with generously sized rooms, a separate closet/ room for clothing etc and a good-sized bathroom. Bed very comfortable, pillows soft but a bit slim but there are spares in the room so all good. Checkout just as quick with the offer of a bottle of water for the journey. I didn't eat in the hotel so unable to comment on the restaurant. Overall, lovely hotel which is very well located by the lake, with a very friendly set of staff. Highly recommended."

"Die Lage des Hotels liegt genau zwischen Bahnhof und Altstadt, je 10 min zu Fuss. Ausgezeichnet. Das Hotel verfügt über eigene gedeckte Parkflächen für Autos. Ab dem 5. Stock tolle Sicht über Berge und See."

"At the heart of the old town. The hotel would provide you with the city pass (free) with access to all museums and local transpositions (buses and trains) in the same surroundings. Do not miss to go to La Chaucer-de-Fonda for the international Time museum. A must see. Highly recommend the place. "

"Handy being 30 seconds away from train station. Not much in area as far as bars or restaurants. No bar in hotel either. Beautiful views of lake from room though. "

"The property is set up for sporting events and has lots of activities. As well as a number of sports venues attached to or nearby the hotel. "

"Reception staff are friendly and helpful. Great location. "

"It nice and cozy. "

"We were here to view the xterra triathlon. This is a tiny town but the accommodation was excellent with a nice staff and excellent breakfast and meal options. Sadly it was quite wet and rainy while there so we did not get to be out as much as we would have liked. Having this place as a refuge was welcome. "