This hotel is sort of a mix of plain and upscale like it can’t quite decide on its personality. It’s a very comfortable hotel with a few trimmings on the side that are reflected in the tariffs. The location was very good and it was very easy to go for the short walk to and from the tram building.

We initially booked into a studio. We loved the décor of the studio with the combination of wood, stonework and classy retro furnishings. However we quickly noticed that there wasn’t a permanent bed in the studio, but just a sofa. The bellboy assured us that the sofa bed had a good thick mattress on it, but we weren’t that keen to sleep on a sofa for the sort of money we were paying. We also didn’t need the big kitchen and asked to “downgrade” to a hotel room, however a hotel room cost a little more because it had two queen beds.

The décor in the hotel room wasn’t as chic as the studio, but delightfully retro nonetheless (and a fraction old and daggy in spots). The room had plenty of space and there was an abundance of hanging room. The views across the slopes were fantastic but we didn’t make the most of the balcony considering the cold weather.

All in all, it was a very good place to stay but not exceptional.
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