Hotell i Masera

“Vi fick ett fantastiskt rum med sjöutsikt, mysig restaurang med fantastisk mat. Bor gärna här igen!”

“Hotel tres bien. Literie confortable. Accueil tres sympathique. Petit déjeuner copieux”

“Staff was real nice, we tried to use the gym but there was no electricity, and it was early in the morning so we didn’t find anyone to help with that”

“Skønt lille badehotel med meget højt service niveau ! Restaurant lige ud til søen og skøn balkon på værelset ”

“Arrived late, but the host came and helped us. Nice stay wiyh a great view.”

“The sound in the room was very loud during the night”

“Väldigt trevligt B&B mitt i stan. Stora fina rum, trevlig personal och god frukost.”

“Personal, Standort bestens”

“Utmärkt hotell för par med fantastisk utsikt”

“Always Top!”

“Great stay. Nice hotel and nice people that spoke many languages. Everything was clean and fresh and the location was also good.”

“Einfach super!”

“Fantastisk hotell! Utrolig koselig hotell, de ansatte var unike på å skapte en magisk opplevelse ❤️🇨🇭 Vi hadde rom med en fantastisk utsikt. Frokosten var bare helt fantastisk🇨🇭”

“Mycket bra och trevligt Hotel med utmärkt läge Åker gärna hit igen. Bara för att koppla eller för vandringar i den fantastiska miljön. ”

“Great place and very pleasant service.”

“It is a lovely hotel with a great location, the food (except the breakfast) is pricy but not very good, the service is a bit uneven. I would still highly recommend it, just eat somewhere else. ”

“We spent one night at this hotel and loved it. We arrived early and one of our rooms was already ready, which was very convenient. Simple rooms but with everything. The spa is also great, and the restaurant is excellent. Everything went great and we will definitely stay here again whenever we come to this area. Only thing that could be improved is that the pool temperature was not very warm (definitely not 35 degrees), so it was a bit cold for the cool weather.”

“We found this hotel via the app, and figured we’d take little detour to get there. This ”little detour” was half an hour on serpentine roads through a mostly uninhabited Italian landscape, and the inhabitated parts looking a little like the rural parts of Alabama. When we finally arrived in the little village, we got an eerie feeling of being on the set of ”Deliverance”. Do they even have electricity here? Did I hear a banjo playing from the woods? Is this our final destination? All that...