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"We LOVED our stay here. Our room included wellness and breakfast. The Wellness area offered an indoor pool and hot tub as well as mixed gender steam room. The sauna, relaxation area, cold plunge and change rooms are gender specific. We celebrated our engagement here and they upgraded us to a beautiful premium suite with a balcony. The breakfast was delicious with many different pastries, fruit, yogurt, meats, and cheeses. The property grounds were gorgeous - I recommend walking around to check out the view. We wished we’d booked another night! "

"Great old majestic hotel "

"Stunning hotel in every way! Will be back! "

"Hotel was very nice with great staff. I enjoyed the small town the the hotel was located in and the breakfast was also great!"

"Great staff, good restaurant, easy to get transportation in the region. Although very close to the train station, requires several flights of stairs from the station DOWN to the hotel. Can take an escalator back UP to the train station, however. "

"Property was historic in nature. Quite grand. Many artifacts from the region during the ages in the region. ie: Snow sleds; ancient skis; racing sleds. Magnificent hotel. Dining room chandelier was massive. Staff were very nice. Meriam spared no expense to ensure i was very comfortable during my stay. Breakfast provided for anyones taste and needs. Highly recommend it."

"Beautiful area. I did not have opportunity to stay as long as we wanted. Definitely will go back. Hotel is beautiful."

"Excellent property nice and polite staff"

"While the property is older, it had everything that we needed. It was quiet, and the breakfast was nice. We had the family room that had two single beds on the first floor with two single beds upstairs. The room was small, but it was adequate. I really loved opening the windows to let the fresh air in during the month of April. The window and the ceiling was leaking water just a little bit. But it was taken care of by the maintenance guy after we had reported it to the front desk."