“מעולה, עוד נחזור”
The hotel is very high‑quality, sits on a lake, the staff are kind and very helpful, the spa is excellent, breakfast is wonderful, and the in‑hotel restaurants are good.
RonitΠριν ένα μήνα
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★★★★★·Vysoké Tatry·9.4
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ή απλώς γράψε το — «γύρω στις 20, τρεις νύχτες»
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The Grand Hotel Kempinski High Tatras, situated at 1,351 meters above sea level in the High Tatras, offers exclusive accommodations amidst an alpine lake. This landmark hotel in Štrbské Pleso village features luxurious rooms with free wireless internet, a restaurant serving international cuisine, wine cellar, bars, indoor pool, business centre, and conference facilities, perfect for sports, entertainment, and relaxation year-round.
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Πώς αξιολογούν οι επισκέπτες το κατάλυμα, πτυχή προς πτυχή.
The hotel is very high‑quality, sits on a lake, the staff are kind and very helpful, the spa is excellent, breakfast is wonderful, and the in‑hotel restaurants are good.
Ronit·Πριν ένα μήνα
They charged 20€ for the hotel’s outside parking without warning.
Isabel·Πριν ένα μήνα
Everything was excellent: the service was outstanding and indulgent, the rooms were spacious, the spa was perfect, and the breakfast was superb.
גלית·Πριν ένα μήνα
The hotel was wonderful, a premium experience with an amazing location and comfortable rooms of great size. The only thing that disappointed me was the air conditioning, which didn’t cool properly, but the staff were friendly and supplied a fan.
Thalles·Πριν ένα μήνα
The bar offered excellent drinks and the views from both sides of the hotel were very nice. The room had a flaw – the bathroom mirror had a heater meant to prevent fogging, but it was broken and stayed on continuously, overheating the mirror and the entire room. The first night it was too hot (I didn’t know the mirror could heat that much) and I couldn’t sleep. There was no air‑conditioning and I couldn’t open the windows because of smog. The next day, after realizing the mirror was radiating heat, I called reception. The technician said it was a water pipe in the wall. After diagnosing it myself, I figured it was the mirror heater that wouldn’t shut off. Worried about fire or breaking the mirror, I reported the issue again. They offered to cut the room’s fuses, so I suggested a different room and that was arranged. At checkout the next day I discussed the problem again with reception, but they still insisted it was a water pipe. I hope they fix it.
Michal·Πριν ένα μήνα