Hotel Post — Hotel in Pustertal - Val Pusteria

I had a lovely stay finish today. Hotel staff especially Lara were very helpful and friendly. Not full marks because of the lack of personal control over room temperature (inspite of panel, the temperature stayed max 23 deg) or bathroom heating element for wet clothes n towel. It is slightly dated with wear and tear changes (wall dent from opening door,)

Complimentary drink and bus pass is a very nice touch. The breakfast buffet was sufficient, lots of deli meats, cheeses, nuts, pastries to choose from. I would recommend bring a translation of what you want to the masseuse as she didn't understand English so i could not ask her to focus on certain areas, however it was relaxing none the less. The sauna is a nudist zone but some other tourists did not respect this and there was no regulation enforced.

Bruneck is very nice Tyrolean Alpine town (my first experience) - I don't speak any Deutsche but found most very friendly. Transfer to Kronplatz is easy. Very busy ski fields this week though. The hotel is very central to shops and restaurants

In general i focus on the positives in this neo/post covid times (and general common hospitality struggles) and general vibes and would...

One of the worst hotels I’ve stayed in a long time.||I travel twice a month, so I’ve experienced a range of accommodations, and this one was disappointing despite a few positives.||The Good:| • Convenient location near buses for skiing.| • Shuttle service was a nice touch.| • Customer service was friendly and helpful.||The Bad:| • Zero soundproofing. You’ll hear everything—TVs, footsteps, chairs scraping, conversations. Avoid the first floor at all costs—it’s directly above a restaurant, so you’ll get bass vibrations from the music.| • Speakers outside the restaurant are ridiculously loud and start at 8 AM, going nonstop until 11:30 PM. Even if you’re not on the first floor, the noise is hard to escape.| • Window proofing? Nonexistent. You might as well keep your windows open because they don’t block out sound or cold.| • The bedding is laughable. The pillows aren’t fluffy—they’re so flat you might as well sleep without one, and the sheets are tiny, like something meant for your kid’s Barbie doll.||This review is more about the poor condition of the hotel than the staff, who were genuinely kind. But if you value peace, comfort, and a good night’s sleep,...

One of the worst hotels I’ve stayed in a long time.||I travel twice a month, so I’ve experienced a range of accommodations, and this one was disappointing despite a few positives.||The Good:| • Convenient location near buses for skiing.| • Shuttle service was a nice touch.| • Customer service was friendly and helpful.||The Bad:| • Zero soundproofing. You’ll hear everything—TVs, footsteps, chairs scraping, conversations. Avoid the first floor at all costs—it’s directly above a restaurant, so you’ll get bass vibrations from the music.| • Speakers outside the restaurant are ridiculously loud and start at 8 AM, going nonstop until 11:30 PM. Even if you’re not on the first floor, the noise is hard to escape.| • Window proofing? Nonexistent. You might as well keep your windows open because they don’t block out sound or cold.| • The bedding is laughable. The pillows aren’t fluffy—they’re so flat you might as well sleep without one, and the sheets are tiny, like something meant for your kid’s Barbie doll.||This review is more about the poor condition of the hotel than the staff, who were genuinely kind. But if you value peace, comfort, and a good night’s sleep,...