Alpin art & spa hotel Naudererhof

Hotel má velmi krásné wellness, také prostor restaurace je velmi moderní, jídlo a obsluha byly na jedničku. Během našeho pobytu probíhala rekonstrukce venkovní restaurace. Renovace by potřebovaly vnitřní prostory a chodby, hotel nepůsobí luxusně, byl však čistý.

Samotné hotelové zařízení je pěkné a pokoje jsou prostorné. Ale infrastruktura sama o sobě je trochu zastaralá a v místnosti byl trvalý zápach, který nebyl docela přitažlivý. Kromě toho jsme si rezervovali polopenzi a večerní menu je pěkně vyrobeno, ale kvalita kuchyně nedosahuje zcela standardu (např. Pro předběžný kurz existuje pouze jedna možnost, obvykle vegetariánská). Já osobně se mi příliš nelíbilo jídlo. Při check-inu jsme navíc museli zaplatit 60 € (jednou jako příplatek za „High Season Charge“, druhý za víkend tam). Díky tomu budete mít 120 € navíc na 3 noci, což je trochu trhat, protože můžete mít pěkné hotely příliš blízko za mnohem levnější cenu. Přestože je okolí Naudersu opravdu příjemné na výlet na kole nebo na výlet. Také personál je přátelský a velmi vstřícný.

We (me, my hubby and our son) spent five lovely days at this hotel. The whole staff was so friendly and helpful but one person deserves a special mention for going above and beyond, the lovely receptionist Lidia. You can only imagine how amazed we were to be greeted in our own language (Finnish) right as we checked in, and throughout our stay she chose to communicate with us in Finnish! The hotel's spa area was truly beautiful; relaxing in the outdoor pool after a long day on the slopes was a real highlight. We also enjoyed the meals, although more variety in the evening salad buffet would have been nice. Our room was Dolce Vita junior suite. It was spacious and cozy with a very comfortable bed. However there was no coffee/tea maker in the room, it would have been a great addition. We would love to return one day perhaps even during the summer as there are many interesting hiking trails nearby.

We had two adjacent rooms on the top floor, which worked really well for us. There was no balcony for us (Crystal) guests, which was a first for us, but the views were still lovely. The rooms are very spacious with plenty of storage. They could benefit from a little more luxury or refurbishment, but they were perfectly functional. The beds were on the firm side and would be improved with a topper, and the bed linen felt quite crisp and stiff. There’s no kettle, fridge, or tea and coffee facilities, which would have been a nice addition. The showers are compact but worked well. We noticed a few maintenance issues: there were large cracks in the bathroom sink in room 405, and the curtains were coming off the track in room 404. A small safe is provided, which was useful. The spa and sky pool are absolutely stunning and really elevate the hotel to a luxurious experience. We ended up using the spa showers regularly and relaxing in the bar area, as these spaces were more comfortable than the rooms. Slippers were provided on request, and robes were already in the room along with a spa bag and handy numbered pegs. The restaurant is beautiful and the food is excellent, though quite rich and occasionally a little unusual. Dinner is a five-course affair each evening, plus cheese. Our two teenagers sometimes struggled with the menu choices, especially when the pork and chips option was removed, which caused some grumbling! They managed, but often relied on bread and soup in the evenings, so we made sure they had pasta on the slopes earlier in the day. Breakfast, however, is fantastic, with eggs cooked to order in many different ways alongside a generous buffet. The daily newsletter produced by the hotel was a really thoughtful touch, offering ideas on places to visit and activities to try. All of the staff are exceptionally friendly and go out of their way to help. The lift lockers are extremely convenient, as is the hotel shuttle to the ski lifts. There are also plenty of sledges available to borrow free of charge, which was a great bonus. One thing to be aware of is that reception and the lift close at 11pm and reopen at 7am. We checked out at 6:45am and had to use the night entrance. Thankfully, we’d taken our cases down to the ground floor the night before, as otherwise we would have had to carry them down four flights of stairs. Overall, this is a brilliant hotel with fantastic facilities, especially the spa, and excellent service. Despite a few minor drawbacks, we really enjoyed our stay and would happily return.

My mum and I have just had a wonderful week skiing at Nauders and stayed at the Naudererhof. Fabulous attentive, friendly and hard working staff. Comfortable rooms with loads of storage. You get a locker key to keep all your ski gear at the bottom of the gondola which means easy quick shuttle bus trips to and from the hotel. What a joy not to have to carry everything. The buses leave every 10mins or so from right outside the door and takes 5mins. We would normally go for ski in ski out but honestly this was so easy. The wellness and spa area is really something else. What a treat to have a roof top pool and multiple saunas and steam room plus plenty of relaxing spaces including swing recliners, water beds and garden sofas. There’s a fab play area for children and an indoor pool too. The resort is small but plenty of slopes for the beginners and intermediates. I think an advanced skier might get a bit bored by mid week. You can take a longer bus over to the next resort in Italy which is also lovely. Incredible wide blue runs for those learning. The pistes were so quiet this week and sometimes we felt like we had the place to ourselves. No queues at all for any lifts! Great restaurants on piste. Warm welcome at the hotel bar and reception team at the end of the day. Highly recommend!!