Sonnenalm

Eat: The staff in the dining room is very attentive and equally discreet.👌 The breakfast buffet and the evening menu are of very good quality, as long as you don't resort to the alternatives shown on the back of the menu. If you make this mistake, you will face the chef's curse. In my daughter's case (she doesn't like lamb and there was no choice that day) broccoli was cooked with cauliflower in unseasoned water and slapped onto the plate. Plus a breaded schnitzel, no sauce, no other side dish. Thanks to Maggi, it would have been at least spicier in any motorway rest stop, if not better. 🙈 It is incomprehensible why an otherwise very capable chef should not be able to present an alternative dish offered in this way. Room: When we arrived, we were assigned a room without a refrigerator and in a 70s style (see photo) with a supposed mountain view that is actually a parking garage view. This room was actually relatively cheap when we booked it, but why was not communicated. In my opinion, it should have been correctly pointed out that this room does not even correspond to a 3-star category. I can only accept the argument of being able to use the sauna and pool area as well as the food in a 4 and 5 star hotel if there is appropriate prior transparency. Only then can I decide whether I am satisfied with such a room in view of the possibility of using other luxuries. We were finally able to exchange the room for a slightly higher quality one in the basement for the same price. General: Otherwise, the facility is highly recommended, especially because of the possibility of using the sister hotels, which really leave nothing to be desired. For families with smaller children, I would recommend the Andreus, as there is no paddling pool in the Sonnenalm and only a rather carelessly designed mini playground. For adults or older children, however, the Sonnenalm offers a pleasant, family atmosphere with very good (star) cuisine (as long as you don't deviate from the daily menu 😉), a Finnish and a bio sauna as well as an indoor and outdoor pool, fitness room, bicycles for rent, etc .. Overall recommended.

Eat: The staff in the dining room is very attentive and equally discreet.👌 The breakfast buffet and the evening menu are of very good quality, as long as you don't resort to the alternatives shown on the back of the menu. If you make this mistake, you will face the chef's curse. In my daughter's case (she doesn't like lamb and there was no choice that day) broccoli was cooked with cauliflower in unseasoned water and slapped onto the plate. Plus a breaded schnitzel, no sauce, no other side dish. Thanks to Maggi, it would have been at least spicier in any motorway rest stop, if not better. 🙈 It is incomprehensible why an otherwise very capable chef should not be able to present an alternative dish offered in this way. Room: When we arrived, we were assigned a room without a refrigerator and in a 70s style (see photo) with a supposed mountain view that is actually a parking garage view. This room was actually relatively cheap when we booked it, but why was not communicated. In my opinion, it should have been correctly pointed out that this room does not even correspond to a 3-star category. I can only accept the argument of being able to use the sauna and pool area as well as the food in a 4 and 5 star hotel if there is appropriate prior transparency. Only then can I decide whether I am satisfied with such a room in view of the possibility of using other luxuries. We were finally able to exchange the room for a slightly higher quality one in the basement for the same price. General: Otherwise, the facility is highly recommended, especially because of the possibility of using the sister hotels, which really leave nothing to be desired. For families with smaller children, I would recommend the Andreus, as there is no paddling pool in the Sonnenalm and only a rather carelessly designed mini playground. For adults or older children, however, the Sonnenalm offers a pleasant, family atmosphere with very good (star) cuisine (as long as you don't deviate from the daily menu 😉), a Finnish and a bio sauna as well as an indoor and outdoor pool, fitness room, bicycles for rent, etc .. Overall recommended.