Ringhotel Krone

The variety of activities was very good but needs some modernization to be competitive. For example. There was a large tennis court which guests could use for free but the racquets and balls were poor quality. It would be better if they charge a nominal fee to use the equipment and upgrade the equipment. The hotel itself is a maze as it seems to have grown organically over the years. This could be a bit problematic for people with mobility issues or those with larger luggage as you need to take stairs everywhere between half-levels. The half-Pension dinners for 45 euros seemed like a good value for 5 courses but the quality left a bit to be desired. The breakfast buffet was a bit thin and spread out over 3 different areas. On the first day, they ran out of cheese for the tiny egg station and the second day they ran out of granola cereal. A bit strange for such a large hotel. The rooms were spacious and the air conditioning was important to have as the noise from the road was so loud it was difficult to sleep with the windows open at night. One big detraction was that the lack of carpet or floor covering meant that the wooden furniture „rattled“ when people in rooms above, below, or next door walked around. The spa area was a bit basic. My husband and I got massages but there was just a curtain or thin partition between the rooms so you could hear everything the other person was saying. Not so relaxing for those looking to disconnect. My son and his friend also had massages)16 years old) and said the masseuses treated them like children and stroked their skin lightly rather than trying to release the muscle tensions. This was disappointing after having biked 150 km the previous days… In sum, our stay was ok but not impressive.

Very nice hotel with lots of amenities. I went there during peak winter time. So I could not explore much. Very good break fast. Restaurants. Gym , swimming pool. Public transport is difficult. But nice view and good spacious rooms with Balcony, meeting rooms.