Panorama Hotel Nocturnes

“A nice place to stay”

After quite a long drive, we arrived at the hotel (there is underground parking) and were greeted by a very friendly man (spoke very little English, but was very polite and he tried to help) who told us about breakfast etc and how to find our room. We were on the 3rd floor, and it was a lovely and … Mais

After quite a long drive, we arrived at the hotel (there is underground parking) and were greeted by a very friendly man (spoke very little English, but was very polite and he tried to help) who told us about breakfast etc and how to find our room. We were on the 3rd floor, and it was a lovely and clean spacious room. We also had a balcony too where we got gorgeous views.They also provided fluffy gowns and slippers in the bathroom. We headed straight outside to relax in the garden, plenty of space and furniture to do so. The hotel also has a swimming pool (indoor), hot tub and offers various massage/spa treatments, although we didn't try any of them. A short walk away from the shops and a selections of cafes/restaurants (we chose to eat there rather than in the hotel) and hotel supplied leaflets and information about things to do (mainly in Italian and German) The breakfast was one of the nicest breakfasts I've ever had. A wide selection of meats, cheeses, breads, yogurts, fruit, cereal and cakes! My husband didn't know where to start! The only problem we found was the duvet, they weren't big enough! The provided 2 small duvets (they looked about right for a single bed) which wasn't good when you wanted to cosy up. We did mention this to the staff, and when we returned to our room later that day, they had provided 2 more small duvets! It was better than what we had, but we would have preferred a full sized one. They also don't provide a kettle, but they do provide an urn at the front of the hotel, which is switched on at breakfast so you can have tea etc, but any other time of the day, you needed to order one at the bar (I think one cup of tea was about 3 Euros) The rooms also claim to soundproof too, but I can assure you, they are not! Despite all these little things, a very charming hotel and I would like to visit there again.

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“Nice Hotel, equipe simpática”

Eu fiquei uma noite no hotel para negócios. O pessoal da recepção é amigável e o quarto era muito limpo e tinha ótimas comodidades como toalha de banho e chinelos. Há também piscina e jacuzzi interior. O estacionamento fica na cave, e difícil de ir porque o hotel fica na esquina de rua. A parede é … Mais

Eu fiquei uma noite no hotel para negócios. O pessoal da recepção é amigável e o quarto era muito limpo e tinha ótimas comodidades como toalha de banho e chinelos. Há também piscina e jacuzzi interior. O estacionamento fica na cave, e difícil de ir porque o hotel fica na esquina de rua. A parede é fina, então eu ouvi o meu vizinho ronco all night long. Não Há um conjunto de escova e pasta de dentes no banheiro, que parece um padrão em Itália. O closet cheira um pouco, então eu tive de pendurar minhas roupas fora. O buffet de pequeno-almoço foi ótimo. A selecção de comida é incrível, e eu amei o prato de queijo com tantas opções. As mesas se encontram bem, e eu poderia pedir um latte macchiato em vez de um pote de café habitual. A sala de jantar foi preenchido com casais alemães antigos que olhou fixamente para mim, estar sozinho, o tempo todo. Isso foi extremamente desconfortável. Eu evitaria este hotel se eu estou viajando sozinho. Você precisa pagar 1 euro para a ligação wifi, e a velocidade é extremamente lento e você apenas pode ligar na área de lounge no andar térreo. Esta é também uma outra desvantagem se você precisa para verificar o correio do trabalho. Penso que talvez venha aqui sobre minhas férias mas não em negócios.

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“Beautiful hotel, but rude staff and guests”

First, the hotel is simply called "Hotel Nocturnes." The word panorama is nowhere else besides the internet, which posed a challenge trying to locate the hotel on GPS. Awesome sauna that we only enjoyed for 5 minutes. After 5 minutes a rude german/austrian guest brought an attendant to ask us to le… Mais

First, the hotel is simply called "Hotel Nocturnes." The word panorama is nowhere else besides the internet, which posed a challenge trying to locate the hotel on GPS. Awesome sauna that we only enjoyed for 5 minutes. After 5 minutes a rude german/austrian guest brought an attendant to ask us to leave the sauna unless we removed our swimsuits. This was a coed sauna in a hotel, and our Finnish travel companion told us that nudity is not the standard in a coed sauna. Furthermore, the swimsuit issue only applies if you have recently been in a chlorinated pool, which we hadn't. I would have stood my ground, except the 70+ year old, started pulling on my swimsuit in an effort to get me to remove it, then flashed me. If nudity is a requirement for enjoying the sauna, then it should be posted as such. Later that evening, our travel companion tried to get a bag of tea from the station near the breakfast room. The receptionist hurried over to tell him that the station was closed, and he could have tea with breakfast. Considering there is no coffee or tea in the hotel room, this seemed like a petty item to deny a guest. On the bright side, the complimentary breakfast was excellent, and the servers during breakfast were very friendly and accommodating.

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