Hotel Schönberg

“Perfecte uitvalsbasis voor vakantie in de bergen.”

The hotel is beautiful, run with love by fantastic staff. The location is a perfect base, and both breakfast and dinner are delicious and carefully prepared. Everything was excellent.

Erik·منذ شهرين

The warm hospitality and excellent breakfast were outstanding, with nothing to complain about.

Heike·منذ 6 أشهر

The location is convenient because it’s slightly isolated, letting you enjoy nature while still being well connected; the staff are very friendly and helpful, and the restaurant is truly delicious. The minimal style is appealing, but it would still benefit from basic comforts like a minibar in the rooms or a glass shower door to prevent flooding the bathroom. Reserving the sauna is a nice option, yet it’s disappointing that there’s no Turkish bath available for the price, and it would be great if they offered that at no extra cost.

Francesca·منذ سنة

The place feels welcoming and is kept in immaculate detail, with staff who are extremely polite and accommodating. The room and overall cleanliness are excellent, and there’s a strong focus on environmental impact. The on‑site pizzeria and restaurant are very pleasant and tasty, and the small spa is charming when booked in advance. Breakfast is outstanding. The only drawback is that the beds and pillows are too soft for my preference.

Laura·منذ سنة

“Idyllic and relaxing”

What a delightful stay. I was really impressed by the care that had gone into designing the room and the other public spaces, such as the chill room and the sauna, which can be rented for a very reasonable price of 40 Euros per group for three hours. I tend to prefer older places (urchig) but this property made me appreciate how a modern design, lovingly done, can imbue a place with harmony and serenity. The textiles and furniture such as the chairs were comfortable, yet innovative in design, and the color schemes of cool green, blue, and natural wood, with touches of vibrancy, were artistic without being intrusive. The family that runs the place obviously loves their work and is rightfully proud of what they've built. They are German‑speaking but the three adult children, Steffi, Paul, and Johanna, also speak excellent English, and one of them is always around. The breakfast went above and beyond the standard. In addition to the homemade granola and the elderberry syrup‑flavored aromatized water, the coffee is served in a French press (so much better) with hot milk, and every morning there's a new homemade treat written on the blackboard. Also, be sure to try Max's pizza from the wood oven; it's a steal for 12 Euros. The restaurant is closed for dinner on Wednesdays. The chill room has brand new coffee table books including books on landscape photography, hiking, and cooking, in various languages. I wish I'd had time to look at them. The garden looked beautiful too, and there were lounge chairs that I didn't get to try out. Hiking trailheads are right outside the door and so is the bus stop. The family is happy to suggest a hike for your tastes and abilities. Almost directly under our balcony, the Rio Bianco tumbled by, and swallows dove and rose in the air currents. Various outdoor inns (alms) are within walking distance for a chance of pace. The village itself is an easy ten minute walk up the main road. There is not much traffic. Well, I'm not a fan of caraway seeds, which was in most of the bread. That's the worst I can think of.

Gabrielle·منذ سنة