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Pension Tannenhof

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"Das Frühstück ist einfach toll mit reichlich Auswahl, frischen Erdbeeren, leckerem Brot und auf Wunsch Rühr-/Spiegelei vom Chef. Die Familie ist sehr herzlich und absolut zu empfehlen ist das Abendessen (Halbpension). Salat, Vor-/Haupt-/Nachspeise mit lokalen Spezialitäten sind exzellent! Wir haben uns rundum wohlgefühlt. Kleinigkeit am Rande: Die Zimmer wurden täglich frisch und gut gemacht."

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23 July - 24 July

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Hotel Panorama

10/10 Excellent

"We had a very comfortable stay at the Hotel Panorama. The location close to Scuol-Tarasp train station was excellent - an easy walk to the hotel but also close to buses and a chairlift. Our room was large and comfortable with windows and a balcony on two sides. The bed was very comfortable and we enjoyed soaking in the bath after some long hikes. The breakfast was quite simple - we would have appreciated a variety of fresh fruit to have with muesli but there were some tasty local cheese and meats. The manager Sebastian was very helpful with ideas and suggestions. We recommend the hotel."

Albergo Quarto Pirovano

8/10 Good

"It was the perfect place to rest up after riding the Stelvio Pass via motorbike with my wife. Staff were helpful and the main issue with things was me just being groggy after the ride and at that elevation. Looks like they really cater to the ski crowd, so the place is setup for that in a somewhat dated and worn way, but perfectly lovely and functional. I would recommend it as a spot for the weary Stelvio Pass traveler and am interested to see it in its winter glory sometime."