The hotel is modern with an extraordinary design style. The rooms, however, are very, very small—almost Japanese in size.
RichardHace 2 semanas
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Flachau·8.3
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The Place Boutique & Design Hotel Flachau is situated on Flachau's village square, offering a restaurant, bar, shared lounge, and free WiFi. Guests enjoy free on-site parking, a continental breakfast, and amenities like a sauna area in winter. Rooms feature flat-screen TVs, wardrobes, and private bathrooms. The hotel is close to hiking, skiing, and cycling activities, with Schladming 32 km and Salzburg Airport 74 km away.
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The hotel is modern with an extraordinary design style. The rooms, however, are very, very small—almost Japanese in size.
Richard·Hace 2 semanas
Everything is perfect.
Johann·Hace 2 semanas
I’ve been there before and everything was fine. There’s nothing to criticize; the price/value is top.
Katja·Hace un mes
Admittedly, the restaurant offered a wide variety of dishes and we had half‑board. That alone isn’t decisive. I usually eat little in the morning, mostly cereal, and when I went for breakfast before 8 am, everything was there, just as it was at 18:30 in the evening. But certain items were simply not restocked later. For the alcohol lovers, the restaurant was a paradise; wine and beer were free. Let’s start with the hotel room. There was no built‑in safe (Chefe) and no fridge in the room. The wardrobe was so tiny that I didn’t want to unpack my suitcase at all, and the room size? A true architectural masterpiece—how can you plan and build something even smaller? I literally got claustrophobia. In the bathroom, the shower was designed so that you could only enter if you opened the side door inward. That’s something you’d have to guess! The balcony door was a single operation, too short to fully open. Despite the air conditioner (which was loud), it was too hot when the sun hit it. At night, there was cooling when the balcony door was open. During peak times at the restaurant, there was a shortage of space, like the Titanic—fewer lifeboats than passengers. When I host guests, I need to know how many tables and chairs the restaurant has. I had to walk 800 m (measured with GPS) from the hotel to the water if I wanted a shady beach where I could lie down. The stay was a real disaster. Parking space was lacking, etc. (but you could pay extra for it).
Miklos·Hace un mes
Clean, nice bed, good breakfast. It’s not an Austrian hotel, so don’t expect that.
Milou·Hace un mes