Hotel Gut Raunerhof

“Tout simplement parfait”

C'est un endroit parfait pour séjourner pour les skieurs de niveau moyen. L'hôtel est très propre, avec de bonnes installations et une piste sur le pas de la porte. Le personnel est très serviable et sympa. La nourriture est fraîche et délicieux. L'hôtel est situé sur la face nord pente et en fac... Plus

C'est un endroit parfait pour séjourner pour les skieurs de niveau moyen. L'hôtel est très propre, avec de bonnes installations et une piste sur le pas de la porte. Le personnel est très serviable et sympa. La nourriture est fraîche et délicieux. L'hôtel est situé sur la face nord pente et en face du glacier de Dachstein. Il n'est pas approprié pour les y a les amoureux de ski, c'est un endroit assez calme.

Moins

“Very pleasant place for your trips to Alps”

We have celebrated New Year 2015/2016 here. It was for the second time already. The reasons why we came back are excellent kitchen and servis, nice people, cleanness. Hotel is located on the slope and it works also if there in no snow on the hills around = you always get to the Reiteralm slope on... Plus

We have celebrated New Year 2015/2016 here. It was for the second time already. The reasons why we came back are excellent kitchen and servis, nice people, cleanness. Hotel is located on the slope and it works also if there in no snow on the hills around = you always get to the Reiteralm slope on your ski even if it is on artificial snow. People here just make it happen.

Moins

“Un site magnifique, bon confort”

C'est surtout l'emplacement de cet hôtel que nous avons apprécié. La vue depuis les terrasses est absolument magnifique et l'hôtel est un un bon point de départ pour découvrir toute la vallée. Les chambres sont grandes et confortables, mais n'ont rien d'exceptionnel. Le buffet des repas est copie... Plus

C'est surtout l'emplacement de cet hôtel que nous avons apprécié. La vue depuis les terrasses est absolument magnifique et l'hôtel est un un bon point de départ pour découvrir toute la vallée. Les chambres sont grandes et confortables, mais n'ont rien d'exceptionnel. Le buffet des repas est copieux (boissons et nourriture à volonté), mais la encore rien d'exceptionnel au niveau de la qualité.

Moins

“A solid 3 star hotel claiming 4 star status”

If you come here expecting 4 star amenities and food, you may be disappointed. Raunerhof delivers solid 3 star quality but claims -- and charges for -- 4 star status. It is not the only hotel in Austria to do so, however. Pluses: location right on the piste. which is also a minus if the weather... Plus

If you come here expecting 4 star amenities and food, you may be disappointed. Raunerhof delivers solid 3 star quality but claims -- and charges for -- 4 star status. It is not the only hotel in Austria to do so, however. Pluses: location right on the piste. which is also a minus if the weather is lousy and/or you don't ski. Inthe summer it may not be an issue but in winter you are stuck driving since no walking path leads down to the village. The only road down is treacherous and narrow, and you take your life in your hands if you walk on it. Food coming right from kitchen is very good, a high 3 stars and at times even 4 stars. Rooms are a good size, clean and have large safes. No mini bar, though, if you want to keep your own drinks or food cool. The wait staff are friendly and very helpful. It helps to speak Hungarian. Minuses (or aspects not deserving 4 stars) Hotel is horribly laid-out and kitschily decorated. You enter on one level and have to take the lift to the reception area. The reception area has a careworn aspect. The ski rooms are quite a hike from reception and from many rooms. There is no pool and no real fitness room. There are a few cheap stationary bikes and a rickety step machine or two in the narrow passage off the massage area facing a bare wall but the space is by no means inviting and often not accessible. This is a drag if you do not ski or want a day off. You can't hike anywhere from the hotel (see above) so you have no real fitness options. The wellness area is not well set up, lacking in options and usually overcrowded. Two of the cabins (infrared and one sauna) were out of order the four days we were there. It is an ok area for the basics but again not what you would expect from 4 stars. The rooms are badly lit. There is very little done to make them cozy or attractive. Much of the food set out for self-serve was 2 to 3 stars. Hot milk in the carafe in the a.m. once was curdled, salad leaves in the big bowls available at dinner were a mixture of fresh but also rotten bits. The bread loaves were cheap and tasteless, the cheese was always the same 2 varieties, more or less, and low quality. The coffee was standard cheap restaurant coffee, but at least the machines were WMF.The apres ski offering is pathetic and you see the same sad cakes (same cake, one a chocolate the other a vanilla variety with some canned fruit baked inside) at breakfast and dinner. No other choices. Wines were ok but on the simple side and we never once saw a wine menu even though the hotel claims to have a wine cellar. All in all an adequate but by no means delightful hotel. We found ourselves so annoyed by the many poorly thought out aspects and often inadequate quality that it put a real damper on our ski week.

Moins