Hotel Cristallo

“Everything is Super! Especially the food! But all is great!”

Food is AMAZING! Dinner is different everyday! With beautiful and calm Sauna, a small gym. Skigebiet near by. This place is the best! Ppl here are so nice and friendly and professional . Everything is top top top! They offer yoga twice per week, the yoga teacher we met was calm, relaxing, good for … Plus

Food is AMAZING! Dinner is different everyday! With beautiful and calm Sauna, a small gym. Skigebiet near by. This place is the best! Ppl here are so nice and friendly and professional . Everything is top top top! They offer yoga twice per week, the yoga teacher we met was calm, relaxing, good for after Ski. There is a ski slip behind the door, it opens sometimes depends on the weather. There is lift for if you come with many luggages. I would love to come back again, highly recommend!

Moins

“Tranquille et relaxant”

C'est un hôtel familial avec des installations supérieures pour un court séjour. Très belle piscine et sauna. Les lits n'étaient pas des plus confortables avec de fines matelas. Très bon petit déjeuner est copieux. Le personnel, en particulier le propriétaire/gérant, étaient un peu distant. Bon poi… Plus

C'est un hôtel familial avec des installations supérieures pour un court séjour. Très belle piscine et sauna. Les lits n'étaient pas des plus confortables avec de fines matelas. Très bon petit déjeuner est copieux. Le personnel, en particulier le propriétaire/gérant, étaient un peu distant. Bon point de départ pour la randonnée dans les montagnes voisines.

Moins

“Nicest hotel in Tobblach though no longer near the pistes”

The Hotel Cristallo is just off the main street in Tobblach ( Dobiacco). It was built when Sud Tirol was part of Austria and the ambience is almost entirely Austrian but with cappucino and spaghetti as well. It ws the first hotel in what was then a sleepy village and was built to be close to the n… Plus

The Hotel Cristallo is just off the main street in Tobblach ( Dobiacco). It was built when Sud Tirol was part of Austria and the ambience is almost entirely Austrian but with cappucino and spaghetti as well. It ws the first hotel in what was then a sleepy village and was built to be close to the northern facing slopes to the south. Sadly these no longer get enough snow so it is a bus ride to the new ski centre to the north or to the station. The bus bahnhof is within 100 metres of the hotel from whence you can travel with a free pass to any of the tracks through the forests or even over the mountain range to Cortina - which is much more Italian. The railway which runs along the valley and connects to Innsbruck in one direction and to southern Austria in the other also has stations close to ski tracks. For cross country skiing it is one of the best stations in Europe, guaranteed good snow as most of the tracks run through tall trees. Locals mostly are happier speaking German than Italian and English ability is limited.. Most hotel guests are German and are friendly, usually speaking better English than the staff. We also shared the hotel with the US Army cross country ski team but they were very self-absorbed and did not realise that we spoke english. Meals include a generous Austrian-style breakfast with cappucino and dishes like wiener schnitzel with spagheti in the evening. The local wine is a thin mountain red, but very palatable after a long day in the snow. The waitresses dressed in traditional Austrian clothes are pretty and helpful even with demanding Americans. The hotel is warm and has both a sauna and a small pool. Each room, though small and sparsely furnished has a balcony where you can snack and drink from items bought at the nearby supermarket. The owner, who inherited the hotel from his father, lacks bonhomie, but he responds better in German than English.i

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