I'm the first review in English so don't want to be the one to bring everyone down about the Hotel…read morePark Laurin... but it may only deserve 4.632 stars, and here's why. -No coffee before 7AM. Is wanting an early morning coffee an American thing? I want to get up at five, have some coffee and go down to the gym before the day starts. Maybe a little coffee maker in the room even? -The hotel gym, while beautifully situated in this cool little converted room/free standing outbuilding deeper on the grounds, consisted of two or three cardio machines. No free weights, no weight machines. -the Restaurant Park Laurin (again, in a BEAUTIFUL environment under a canopy on the grounds) was good but not great. -The lobby was pretty sweltering when we first entered. (in June) But enough minor complaints. Overall, the place was pretty awesome. Just old-school enough, very charming, spacious rooms, amazing grounds to walk around (see pix), all the staff were great, deluxe breakfast buffet. The cocktail we had on the Laurin Bar patio overlooking the lush, green grounds made for one of the best moments of the 4 days in Bolzano.

The most expensive restaurant in town. It is more of a status symbol to dine and wine at Hotel…read moreLaurin. I took one star away for the disappointment from it's very normal dishes but pricey menus

For what it is, this hotel offers some of the most fantastic views of Bolzano. It is simple and…read morerustic, yet has met every need of mine. The breakfast is good and it seems that the cafe is a favorite of the locals at night. If you expect fancy, don't even bother. However, if you appreciate the more simple things in life, this may be the place for you. Also, the woman who runs the hotel has a brother who's winery is next door and Georg Mumelter makes some of the greatest wines in the Alto Adige.

Very nice rooms and staff. One improvement: Gym and spa both need water. No water available in the…read moregym at all. In spa there was a water station but no glasses.

Stayed here for 3 nights at the start of our week long hiking trip in the Dolomites. This is one…read moreof the bigger hotels on the town square and within 10-15 minutes walking distance from the train station. Rooms are nice, we stayed in two superior rooms (we had two bookings and they couldn't give us the same room but changing rooms was made quite easy for us) so quite spacious, one a bit odd shaped with a corner almost like an anteroom and one actually has a small foyer and a half size balcony with a view of the square. The last day of a festival was going on when we arrived so the square was packed with tents and much activity and it was nice to have a drink and snacks in the spacious front patio with a view of the goings on. Breakfast is an expansive buffet served in the spacious dining room with several separate sections with some hot items and a lot of tasty cold cuts. The fruit salad not the best - wish they'd just have cut fruits instead of mixing everything up looking not as fresh. Overall a nice hotel - a bit pricy and also prices could change, depending on occupancy levels booking early might not guarantee the lowest price (as we found out by chance).

Had a short but pleasent stay at this hotel. The room was large and well appointed. The floor…read moresqueeked quite a lot so I felt sorry for those below me. The breakfast room was large and had good offerings. The location of the hotel is great as you can walk out into the main shopping area of town. Housekeeping was good.

From the owner: Midcentury allure reminiscent of cinematic moments from the golden age of Italian film, a park-like…read moresetting, and a yoga studio make this newly transformed Old World structure in the heart of Bolzano a rare gem.

Maybe the best customer service experience I have ever had. The employees were so kind, polite and…read morehelpful. The free breakfast felt almost unfair to not pay for.

We went there in ? 2020 ; it was a horrible experience. The road clearly was designed for one way…read morebut its a 2 way street on the side of a steep hill w nowhere to go ., The garage was the tiniest spaces for parking making backing up an exhaustive feat. Early am cars packed in tightly making exiting next to impossible. The woman at the front desk was exceedingly rude when queried about anything . Unfortunately she also was a waitress in the restaurant , and after sitting down , following her rolling her eyeballs when we walked in , we opted to leave. There was no air conditioning in our minuscule room ; we reported it and the response was it hadnt worked in awhile. So we opened the door to the balcony to get fresh air into the blazing room... only to hear multi guests drinking and yelling until 1am . We couldnt wait to extract our car and leave. We wrote nonfavorable reviews on other sites which mysteriously disappeared. Id give this place a minus 5 if able to do so

From the owner: Das Hotel Eberle mit seiner Panoramaterrasse über Bozen verzaubert alle unsere Gäste mit dem…read morewunderbaren Ausblick. Der Bozner Dom schimmert im Sonnenlicht und die Altstadt von Bozen kann man von oben betrachen. Der Blick reicht bis in die Dolomiten mit Rosengarten, Latemar und vielen mehr. Deshlab trägt die Stadt Bozen auch den Übernamen "Tor zu den Dolomiten". Mitten in den Weinbergen von St. Magdalena befindet sich das Eberle, perfekt zum Genuss für Gaumen und Seele. Lassen Sie sich von uns verwöhnen und leben Sie Ihren kleinen Traum in über Bozen

From the owner: Staying at Greif one immediately senses the special atmosphere of mature hospitality: as soon as…read moreyou close the door you feel snug and at home. The comings and goings, people getting to know each other. The friendships, love, the electrically charged feeling between people and subtle eroticism.

On-site parking for ten euros, if you can find the tiny slot between the hotel and the massive…read morepublic parking building. The room is adequate but the bed is still "matrionale" meaning it's two singles pushed together. Very quiet after the children next door settled down. Breakfast is pretty good with lots of options but I miss the ACE drink. And the croissants are now stale. The front desk has been extremely helpful with directions to self-serve laundry options and a bookstore for maps. Convenient walking distance to The Ice Man or The Man from the Ice.

On-site private parking is limited (only five slots and 10€ per day), and reservation is not…read morepossible. Public parking garage next door is about 27,00€ per day. We were so fortunate to be able to park here and saved quite a bit of money. Great breakfast buffet...fresh fruit was superb among other offerings. Great sleep quality with quiet room and comfortable bed in spite of being next to the main railroad station and a very busy street. Easy access to the town of Bolzano with many restaurants and eateries.