Schloss Gnadenthal

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• MichaelK46

  23 agosto 2016
  Agradable entorno, buen hotel.

  Si está buscando un lugar para descansar en un entorno agradable a la vista, este hotel es definitivamente una buena opción. Las habitaciones son sencillas pero muy limpias y agradables, no encontrarás una suite pero sí un lugar para descansar después de un largo día. La parte posterior del hotel es genial, con un bello lago y con zonas para pasear e incluso para hacer parrillada. Todo se encuentra bastante cuidado y el servicio es excelente.

  

• b_robin5

  08 junio 2017
  Ups and downs

  Like many of the other reviews, it is either fine or disappointing at the Schloss Gnadenthal. We booked in one night as we were just passing through on a weekend break. We booked and had no fewer than two confirmations from the hotel. However, when we arrived, they said that there was a "technical fault" and we didn't have a reservation. They also said that they emailed us of the fact. I showed them my emails, and the lack of any notice from them. The hotel did, then, find us a room, though a small room with twin beds (we were there with our 7 year old son). They also gave us a discount, to their credit. The hotel is pleasant, though very basic, and the breakfast is ok. Food runs out very quickly, and is slowly replenished. We did, however, find that staff generally extremely friendly. The grounds also are really outstanding. However, our experience with a guaranteed reservation (guaranteed with a credit card as well), tainted our experience of the hotel. I must say that I wouldn't stay again, and I can't recommend a hotel that is so unreliable.

  

• le-pecheur-Villepot

  28 marzo 2018
  Is it an hotel?

  A half mile long drive brings you to the imposing entrance gates with the rather grand looking property in full view. At this point grandeur ends . This is a huge building set in its own park with a semi-circular pond but inside it has a distinctly institutional feel. We were expecting an hotel but we found it has an alter ego as an educational centre. After ringing the reception bell, a chap arrived, informed us that the restaurant was not open at weekends (this being a Saturday) and told us our room was on the first floor, but there was no offer to show us the room or help with luggage. In fairness he did give us the name of a restaurant not too far away which we asked him to book for us and to arrange for a taxi. Our room was quite large with windows on two sides looking over the gardens. Furniture was basic in the extreme. Two cheap wooden bed bases pushed together, a cheap pine wardrobe, a table and chair, cheap bedside tables with lamps and that was it. The en suite was, to be kind, compact, no toiletries provided apart from some liquid soap and, as promised in their advertising blurb, toilet paper! One feature which proved somewhat tiresome was the canned music playing non-stop in the public areas. An ample breakfast was served buffet style with fruit juice, fruit, cereal, yoghurt, boiled eggs, cheese, cold meat, a selection of breads and rolls and on one morning, smoked salmon.

  

• koenkamphuijs

  12 noviembre 2018
  A silent night with safety issues

  On weekdays, this hotel is the domain of managers and CEO's, who take a few days away from the everyday stress of their work, and gather in the conference rooms to make plans for the future of their company, the upcoming reorganization or their strategic product line. But they're gone on Friday, so in the weekend tourists can book the rooms. The hotel is a castle from 1704. All the details of the grand architecture are still there, but it's got an atmosphere of faded glory. The rooms are functional and clean, with beds that are a bit on the hard side, but the place no longer reminds of the days the local aristocracy held their parties or went out on their horses to hunt for foxes, rabbits or pheasants. Open the grand windows of your room and you get a magnificent view of the park and woods that's part of the estate. And that's probably the main asset of this hotel - nature all around. On weekdays they will provide inspiration for the conferencing people, in the weekend it's great for a relaxing walk. At night you can listen to the silence. We're city folks, so we seldomly get to hear so little noise. The road is far away, and the only air traffic that gets over are birds. The only thing to break the euphoria of such a silent night is a certain sense of unsafety. Don't know what that tag was for, that came with the lock; we had assumed it was for the front door. But that door was not locked and it could not be locked so anyone could get in - with the only safety the lock on the door of the room. I wrote the management about this but got no reply. In the weekends, the restaurant is closed but in the morning they do serve a good breakfast from a buffet - but if you want eggs scrambled or sunny side up, just ask. Had the place been properly locked or guarded at night - I would have valued it much better.

  

• 214malcolmp

  09 julio 2018
  DON'T EVEN CONSIDER IT!

  Where do I begin! The access down an attractive, tree-lined drive and the first view of the hotel belies what is to come. Pleasant reception from the only front of house person on duty all evening ... she also served dinner! The public areas and the rooms were more akin to a hostel or second-rate university hall of residence. The bed was a low divan-type base with thin duvet -- school-type table and chairs -- small, ill-equipped bathroom. Glad I was able to have meals served outside as the "restaurant" was more like a transport cafe -- unfortunately, this is where the adequate breakfast was served. Dinner menu had little choice and the food was only average. The only good things going for it are its location; the few staff I met were very helpful; plenty of parking and the wifi connection was quite good. At 66 per night, the price is a joke -- 3-star classification is a joke. Worst hotel I've stayed in during the many years I have been touring the Continent.