lofthotel am Walensee

Die persönliche Kommunikation ist ausbaufähig in den Zeiträumen, wenn das Personal vor Ort ist. Die Website sollte angepasst werden. zB. das Frühstück Samstag, Sonntag ist nicht mehr in der Sagibeiz, jedoch nach wie vor so angepriesen. Der Fernseher ist ohne Gebrauchsanweisung nur für EDV-Cracks problemlos nutzbar. Es sollte für jeden Gast eine Zutrittskarte ins Zimmer, resp. ins Hotel vorhanden sein, auch für Paare.  Die Räumlichkeiten sind sehr schön und gut ausgestattet. Im Bereich des Schlafes wäre es gut, auch kleinere und weniger schwere Kissen vorzufinden.

We spent one night at this hotel which is a converted spinning mill (think high ceilings and concrete with minimalist but tasteful soft furnishings). Our modern room was very spacious with a large bed and separate seating area with sofa and desk. Unusually for a Swiss hotel we also had tea/coffee/kettle in our room which was welcome. The bathroom had a good shower over a large bath and Rituals toiletries. Our room also had a large balcony overlooking a river (gushing water but good soundproofing!) with lake and mountains beyond. We also enjoyed taking a look at the Le Corbusier drawings on display in the downstairs gallery. The breakfast had a plentiful array of mueslis and granolas with nuts, seeds and dried fruits and a good selection of warm bread rolls. The cheese and meat selection was a little limited though good quality. The self-service check-in/out and breakfast meant that the hotel did feel a little impersonal. That aside, we enjoyed our stay.

We book for the Tiny House Gondel and it was an amazing and unique experience. The location is perfect on the shore of the lake and very calm. The Cabine was clean and well featured as well as the bathroom place. The fondue served on the terrasse taste really good and the breakfast served on the terrasse with the sunrise was perfect. Special Mention to Li which offered a really good service, she was helpful kind and friendly. Thank u !