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You can expect excellent dinners with a focus on game in season and delicious venison pasta. The staff is very welcoming and the food is delicious.

The rooms are comfortable with large bathrooms and are kept clean. Additionally, there is a small fridge for your things and free parking available.

The hotel offers a gourmet restaurant with excellent dinners, a good breakfast, and a nice restaurant with a good menu. However, it's important to note that the hotel restaurant is the only place to eat in the village, and it is closed on Sundays.

It's important to note that the rooms do not have tea/coffee making facilities, extra pillows or blankets in the wardrobe, and the bathroom only has a shower which may leak. Additionally, the rooms may feel a bit tired and empty, lacking the expected cosiness shown in the pictures.

The staff is very friendly, professional, and welcoming. However, there have been some concerns about customer service skills and the handling of room cleaning issues.

Several guests mentioned that the views from the rooms were spectacular. Opting for a room with a balcony facing the garden or mountains comes highly recommended.

Some guests noted that there were not enough available electric outlets in the room, so bringing a power strip could be helpful.

As the hotel restaurant is the only place to eat in the village, it's advisable to check the restaurant's operating hours, especially if arriving on a Sunday when it may be closed.

Some guests found the rooms to be basic and lacking expected amenities such as tea/coffee making facilities and extra pillows or blankets. It's recommended to inquire about these amenities before arrival.

Guests advised against rooms facing the street due to potential noise from the terrace where guests have breakfast and dinner. Requesting a quieter room away from the kitchen and terrace may enhance the stay.

While the hotel offers garden terraces, they are not covered, so it's important to consider the weather conditions when planning to use these outdoor spaces.

The hotel does not have a 24-hour reception, and some guests experienced difficulty re-entering the building. It's advisable to inquire about the key system and procedures for re-entry after hours upon check-in.

Some guests felt that the price did not align with the quality of the room and amenities provided. Managing expectations regarding the price/quality ratio may be beneficial.

Given the limited dining options in the village, planning dining arrangements in advance, especially on Sundays, can help avoid inconvenience.

As the hotel is located in a small village, it's important to consider transportation options for exploring nearby areas or accessing dining alternatives.