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I was quite disappointed with my stay at Falkensteiner Hotel Kronplatz. Upon booking, I opted for an upgrade that cost an additional €150, which I felt was excessive given that it was primarily for accommodating my 1.5-year-old child. While I understand that hotels often charge for upgrades, this felt particularly steep, especially considering the overall experience. Moreover, I was surprised to find that only one bottle of water was provided for our group of five. In a family-oriented setting, I would have expected more thoughtful amenities to cater to larger groups. This felt neglectful, especially after the additional expense for the upgrade. To add to my frustration, the view from the living room balcony was far from relaxing. It faced a construction site, which meant we were constantly subjected to the noise of trucks loading and unloading. This completely detracted from what should have been a peaceful getaway. Overall, my experience at the hotel left much to be desired. I hoped for a more enjoyable and accommodating stay, but instead, I walked away feeling unsatisfied and frustrated.

The hotel is large and comfortable, and well-located for access to the Kronplatz. The service from the staff is excellent, and they are very helpful in recommending activities in the area. The rooms are large and comfortable, though the views may be a bit limited. The hotel is located next to cornfields and a barnyard. The main level pool is right next to the barnyard so there is plenty of mooing and a bit of barnyard odor. The spa facilities are outstanding, with adult only (no clothing in the saunas) and family pool areas and plenty of relaxation areas. The rooftop pool is clothing optional, but you are a bit on display from the people working the farms around so you may want to keep your suit on. The half board is a good value; the food is good but not exceptional. The views from the top of the Kronplatz are excellent, 180 degrees. We have not skied there but with lifts coming to the top of the Kronplatz from all directions and rather limited runs, I have to guess the crowds would be crazy.

The hotel is stylishly decorated in a quiet area near the lift to Kronplatz. However several things made this not a nice stay that I somewhat regret not just cancelling and paying the €300 fee. I booked a loft suite which is the second largest category and is supposed to be for families or friends. However the first issue with this room is its design: two large windows from the living room right into the bathroom and shower. No blinds, no way to block the view, so if you like me are traveling with friends or family, you will have no privacy in the bathroom. Such an unfortunate and inconvenient design. Second, our room was full of bugs. And not just one or two flies, but like 30-40. I called down and asked for help, a girl came and handed me a can of bug spray and left, no offer to help exterminate them, no help to clean up the dead bugs, no help to change the sheets which were covered in spray and dead bugs. This in no way is 5 star experience, I was ready to leave immediately when this happened, and their lack of assistance only added icing to the cake. I’ve attached photos… would you sleep in that bed?? At check in I told them I wanted turn down service every night and wanted them to make the second bed in the room. They said they would come by 7:30pm while we were at dinner. Came back at 9:45, no turndown service. I called and asked to have the second bed made up, the girl on the phone just said “sorry there’s no more housekeeping.” And hung up. Really? I called two more times before they brought bedding, but I had to make the bed myself. The next night I called down again to ensure I’d get turndown, but this evening, they took the bedding off the double bed and put it on the second bed. This literally makes no sense, why would you take the pillows and duvet off of one bed to make the second bed and take away the other set of bedding? I called down and asked for it to be corrected, again the same response, “sorry there’s no more housekeeping.” Not acceptable. Lastly, on check out, there was a problem with the bellman, he was complaining about taking our bags from the room, and he parked our car in the area away from the cover. It was raining so he just put the bags outside and walked away. I asked him if he was going to pack my car, and he said “no it’s raining” while wearing a full length rain coat. Really? Then he said “if you move the car to the cover, I can help you”… shouldn’t he move the car since he parked it in the rain to begin with?? We were the only guests leaving, it’s not as if they were crowded or busy. So I walked to the car in the rain and circled around so it was under cover, and he still left. I walked after him and said “it’s under cover now, you can pack it” and he just responded “your bags are too heavy” and walked away. Absolutely unacceptable and what a terrible send off to someone who just paid over €900/night for a room. There were more issues beyond this (aircon automatically resets daily to heat at 22 deg

We highly recommend Falkensteiner as the perfect holiday getaway. Surrounded by beautiful nature spots to explore, you'll still find yourself tempted to stay in the hotel and indulge in its exceptional amenities, particularly the pools and spa. The half-board option, with its delicious à la carte dinner and delightful midday snacks, enhances an already wonderful experience. We’re already looking forward to our next visit!

The stay was exceptional, the breakfast and dinner were exquisite, the pool and the rooftoop, the best attention from Franchesca, she gave us the best recommendations in Brunico and attention in all the places where we visited her. On the other hand, Giussepe at dinner gave us very good attention and recommendations from the chef, the dinner was exceptional from the chef, I was there for 1 week and each of the dishes was delicious.

We stayed at Falkensteiner Kronplatz as a family in July 2024. Overall, we had a very good stay. Plus points: - A modern, well designed and architecturally interesting hotel with very comfortable rooms. We booked the most basic room category and had no regrets. The room was spacious, with a large walk in wardrobe and generous bathroom with big rain shower. The outdoor terrace was furnished and very comfortable, too. - Cleanliness. Everywhere. Rooms, public areas, pool, restaurants. - The location is great - just a few steps from the Kronplatz ski lift and a few minutes from beautiful Bruneck. - The two Experience Concierges were really helpful and incredibly knowledgeable. - Our son enjoyed the play room and made friends with a few other children. He also had fun in the pool, and tried the climbing wall. Room for improvement: - The hotel was advertised as family friendly with two pools, a sports pool and a rooftop infinity pool that we were looking forward to using. However, when we arrived we were informed that the rooftop pool was adults only, so we could not use it at all. There were a few other adults only areas, so on balance, the hotel didn't feel massively family friendly. - Evening meals. The hotel said on its website that there was a choice of a multi-course gourmet menu, and a more standard a la carte menu. The latter doesn't seem to exist. We asked twice and were referred to the fussy five course menu both times. Now, this is by no means a bad menu - but it's very complex, and after a few days of tomato dust and vodka air (yes, really), we fancied simpler food. The South Tyrolean option on the menu only changed twice during our 9 day stay, so this unfortunately didn't help... Recommendation: Break it up a bit. Offer a starter and dessert buffet on a few evenings. Use your amazing outdoor space for a barbecue. And please offer a simple, classic a la carte menu in addition to the fancy food. - Service in the restaurant was very hit and miss. On a few evenings, it was a well oiled machine. On others, we waited... and waited... and waited. And were served cold food. And although there was a sommeliere who was keen to take a wine order, getting soft drinks was strangely difficult. On two consecutive evenings, we spent over two hours in the restaurant (despite skipping dessert), so we treated ourselves to pizza in the very good Hotel Corso in Bruneck the following day. What a relief - and perhaps the best meal we had on our holiday! - Related to this, if you are serving adults five courses over two hours, but you only offer one course to children (which takes 20 minutes), then that results in very, very bored children. Again, if you want to be family friendly, you need to do a lot more.

The best Negroni In Dolomites!! Great experience at Kronplatz. Amazing hotel ! The rooms are very good Sauna and pool are very good too.. The good above expectations! Great service , good location … The team always very kindly. Environment around very calm. Cable car so close . Thanks “Domenico” . Cheers

We come to this hotel regularly because it is a great hotel. You leave the hotel feeling refreshed and having gained a few kilos☺️. Because breakfast and dinner are very tasty. Especially the presentation of the food, the selection of dishes is great. The customer relations of the employees are very warm. You feel very comfortable. We would especially like to thank Mr. Guiseppe for offering us privileged dinners.

Amazing hotel with many great features including the spa, sauna infusions, claiming wall, unforgettable cousine. Very pleasant people in all departments, simply wonderful experience. Location just next to the Kronplatz ski slopes..