Garni Bergfried - Campo Tures, Provincia autonoma di Bolzano - Alto Adige

Fabrizio

Questo garni mi ha ospitato decine di volte nei tanti anni di visite ed escursioni in zona. Mi sono sempre trovato benissimo, sotto ogni punto di vista. I prezzi sempre economici e competitivi, la colazione eccellente, fresca e abbondante, le camere perfette, ampie, calde, pulite e profumate. Gli affacci dei balconi che permettono di passare piacevoli momenti quando magari il maltempo mette i bastoni fra le ruote. La gentilezza, cortesia ed attenzione che sempre ci hanno fatto sentire benvenuti quasi fossimo parte della famiglia. Un posto veramente consigliato!

Krizia D. F.

Se state cercando una struttura per la vostra famiglia, bambini sotto i 12 anni compresi, questa struttura non fa per voi.
Non accettano persone non vaccinate , quindi non accettano bambini.
Sono d’accordo con il Green Pass, ma sono indignata ed allibita per questa discriminazione nei confronti dei bambini.
Il soggiorno non posso valutarlo per il motivo sopra citato, ma é giusto segnalare simili strutture per quello che probabilmente valgono.

Danilo D.

Abbiamo soggiornato 2 notti in questo piccolo Garnì proprio nel centro di Campo Tures. L'hotel offre possibilità di parcheggio e le proprietarie ci hanno accolto con molta gentilezza. La camera era piccola ma confortevole con un ampio balcone e la colazione era discreta e adatta a tutti i palati (forse leggermente migliorabile con ulteriori prodotti freschi che in zona abbondano).

sacchetti E.

Albergo vecchio e personale maleducato x non parlare della colazione. Un pianto! Ve lo sconsiglio se non vi volete rovinare la vacanza. Tra l'altro il personale altri non sono che le proprietarie, che specialmente la giovane dovrebbe fare un corso di buona educazione!

Loredana R.

semplice .ma c"e tutto quello che serve..comoda posizione x chi non scia.

Piepser

I know it is not a good thing to give the lowest mark possible, so let me tell you my story:||We have booked over New years eve. Upon arrival we rang the doorbell and the lady (I assume it's the daughter of the granny working there, too; those two make up for the entire "crew") opened the door and didn't even say hello but complained about how I have parked the car. I said my name and asked if it would be possible to enter as we have booked a room. So she granted access 😉 We came into our room and the first impression was: this was considered old even 30 years ago. Old shower, old thin towels and so hard, they didn't even dry you. A nice old shower curtain which sticks to your body all the time... The fan in the bathroom was so noisy, my wife woke up during the night when I turned on the light. ||The bedlinen was made from seersucker, which left nice white lints on all our dark clothing. One mattress out of 2 was worn down in the middle; we measured the center was 5cm lower than the outer parts resulting in back pain of the user. And we made the mistake of lifting the linen to see the mattress: we shouldn't have done that, believe me! No heating from 9PM on (good idea if you want to dry your clothes/equipment after a day of skiing). The keys to the rooms are publicly available on a board in the hallway, meaning if the two ladies don't watch carefully somebody can easily enter your room. However my impression was, that they know exactly what was going on in their house as they sneaked out of their room when they heard steps in the hallway to look what was going on. Btw, this was a good thing for breakfast though, as they noticed you arriving in the breakfast room immediately and came up the stairs. Breakfast was very simple, brown and white buns and some (I assume Edamer) cheese and ham and Salami, and pre-boiled, cold eggs. Nothing Italian kitchen is known for... On our last day (Sun), the buns were re-warmed and hence quite dry.||After checking in on the first day, I noticed the light bulb from the bedside lamp was broken, so I notified the lady and she started insulting me that I would have been the one breaking the light bulb. 1 hour after check in! What a warm welcome! ||After using the towels twice we put a wet towel on the floor, which means in our world: please replace it with a new one. However, they decided to fold it nicely without letting it dry and put it back on the rack. Disgusting!||Good thing: there is a warm cellar for your ski equipment, however there is no light on the way there, meaning you first have to go down dark stairs before you can turn on the light.||Regarding Wifi: what is that? If it didn't exist 30 years ago, it's not built in/available.||Location: very good regarding Speikboden Ski area.||When we got the invoice, they put "accidentally" an additional day on our bill and they recalculated the invoice again; however, as we have noticed how strict and controlling they are we cannot really accept that this was an accident....

irene B.

Wir haben einen wunderschönen Wanderurlaub im Haus Bergfried in Sand in Taufers hinter uns.||Abgesehen von der Herzlichkeit der Wirtin, die uns besondere Geheimtipps für Wanderungen und Bergrouten verriet, haben wir uns täglich auf das reichhaltige Frühstücksbuffet gefreut. Das Haus ist sauber und gepflegt. ||Wir werden gerne wiederkömmen.

Tom D.