★★★·Königstein·8.0
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Located between the Lilienstein and Königstein Mountains, the 18th-century Panoramahotel Lilienstein offers panoramic views of Saxon Switzerland from its terrace. The hotel features bright rooms with satellite TV, seating areas, and toiletries. A country-style restaurant serves regional specialties, and a buffet breakfast is available daily. Guests can relax in the sauna, use rental bicycles, or enjoy the plunge pool.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The setting is peaceful yet close to public transport that lets you reach many spots, and free parking is available; the breakfast was worth **** for me, everything was present, and on nice weather you can dine outside with a panoramic view; there’s a restaurant with an evening menu and the team is friendly.
Andrea·Un mese fa
The location is great, the breakfast and restaurant are very good, and both the owner and staff are wonderfully friendly; we’ll definitely return. It would have been nice to have an air‑conditioner in the room.
Matthias·2 mesi fa
The host was very friendly, even managed to get me a beer when the restaurant was closed, and breakfast was first‑rate; the only drawback is that getting there without a car is tough, especially when you have to lug a suitcase up the hill.
Thomas·2 mesi fa
Everything was beautiful: the scenery, the rooms, the whole outdoor area, and the breakfast was delicious. The restaurant’s small menu was more than enough if you want something to eat after a hike.
Bert·2 mesi fa
The area was gorgeous and very quiet; the house’s owner was very friendly and everything was easily reachable. The breakfast was tasty with a great selection, and the restaurant food was also good. We didn’t really like the single rooms; the shower stalls felt like a van, very small and cramped. The advertised cosmetics weren’t available, no hand soap, and the towels were extremely thin and looked old. The toilet brush was worn out with few bristles, and there were many spider webs on the ceiling. The carpets throughout the house were worn and partly dirty. One waiter seemed overwhelmed, brought us the bill before we asked, and we were annoyed because we wanted to pay by card instead of cash. Comparing the hotel to its photos, the first image doesn’t match; the big mountain isn’t actually that close, and the meadow didn’t look inviting. A bit more upkeep would help. There was no Wi‑Fi. All in all, the Panorama Hotel Lilienstein feels overpriced given everything. I’ve stayed in many hotels and always write honest reviews.
Marita·2 mesi fa