★★★·Naz-Sciaves - Natz-Schabs·7.9
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Located in Naz-Sciaves, Hotel Restaurant Putzer features a sun terrace, garden, and free private parking. Each room has a balcony, satellite flat-screen TV, wooden furnishings, and some have carpeted floors. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi, breakfast with regional products, and a restaurant serving South Tyrolean specialties. It's ideal for hiking and skiing, with a ski bus stop opposite and nearby access to the Gitschberg Jochtal and Plose ski areas.
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Parking is easy and public transport to and from walking spots is straightforward. The rooms are fine, and the hotel is close to the road. We had rooms at the back and didn't have any trouble with traffic noise.
Timothy·Πριν ένα μήνα
The on‑site dining and overall vibe were good. The access from the road is dangerous, and there's traffic noise for rooms on the road side.
Philippe·Πριν ένα μήνα
Comfortable. Near the bike route, but the path to the Munich‑Venice bike route behind the property was inaccessible; you have to get onto the highway for a short stretch.
Floyd·Πριν ένα μήνα
It was a stopover for us on the way to Lake Garda. Close to the highway with ample parking. Nice hotel with friendly staff and a good restaurant that served delicious pizza.
Antonia·Πριν ένα μήνα
The restaurant staff were courteous and helpful, the quality was excellent and the price‑to‑quality ratio for four people was great; for dinner we ordered three main courses with sides, one starter, one pizza, two bottles of water, a draft beer for €0.50 and the total came to €103.00. The meat dishes were generous enough for six people and cooked perfectly (goulash with dumplings and cabbage salad were outstanding). The bathroom was disappointing—no bidet, and the shower enclosure and fixtures felt outdated, though it was spotless, which mattered most. The room wasn’t a true quadruple but a triple adapted for four; it was nice and comfortable and would have been much cozier with air‑conditioning, which was missing. Because the room faced a green hill, we wanted to keep the balcony open, but the lack of mosquito nets discouraged us. Finally, the breakfast felt like a rip‑off: eight 30‑gram croissants, a small cup of Nutella, a 1‑litre bottle of still water and a glass of orange juice cost us €50.00.
Maurizio·Πριν ένα μήνα