Nick C.
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The hotel sits on the edge of a lake and below a ski lift. The car park is rough and when we arrived was full of large pools of water. You get to the hotel up a large set of uneven steps. Check in was fine and you are given a key tyo your room. The lift is not in the lobby area, but half way down the corridor to the rooms and in the stairwell. The lift is strange at it is open to the lift shaft so you have to be careful when you are in it. You have to hold down the button for it to move. When I arrived in my room I found that it was a twin rather than a double (see photo). I had to return to reception to get it changed. I did check the booking and the hotel had confirmed a double.
The rooms are very basic and look like they need a refresh. The bathroom, which is a wet room was very tired. Having a shower meant that the whole room got wet.
Breakfast was a bit poor I thought, as the options were limited. This may be due to me staying in an off season (after the summer and before the ski season) and there being very few people staying.
The hotel did lack any atmosphere and I cannot say I enjoyed staying. It did feel as it was recovering from the summer season and was waiting for the snow to arrive. For example, there was no music playing in the background in the resturant in either the evening or morning. I'm not saying I want it blaring out, but it does mean that you talk in whispers.
When I left I had to pay for our evening meal. Since I was leaving Sweden and going to Norway I wanted to use the cash I had. I was told that was fine but they had no change to give me and unless I had the exact amount I had to overpay.