Residencial SNÖ Vall de Boí

Fair
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Easy check in, all very smooth
  : It had been cleaned a long time ago and there was dead bugs (which is normal in the countryside), but the host should check the room right before the guests check in order to avoid this.The kitchen was very basic and all the curtains, sofa etc looked rather cheap and not very well decorated.

Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple

Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple

Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : The surroundings and beautiful landscape. Great location and nice breakfast.
  : No gluten free options for breakfast

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : Great location, views and surroundings. Some trails are started really nearby with no need to drive. Park is wonderful - mountains, lakes and sun! Couple of bars and restaurants nearby. Welcome treats for the dog is a very nice surprise. Children playground is just cross the street.
  : Furniture and kitchen are pretty old, however still good. A lot of neighbors with dogs, thus be ready that many of them will say you good luck when departing for early morning hike.

Wonderful
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Good
Traveller Type: Business Traveler

Fair
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : The hotel boasts a fantastic location that's incredibly welcoming to dogs. Whether you need to take them out for a quick stroll or embark on a lengthier walk or hike. The staff, particularly those at the front desk, were nice and helpful. They not only addressed my questions but also efficiently resolved issues including arranging a 50% refund. The refund process was swift and seamless, devoid of any disputes or hesitations. Further details are provided below. The reception area, terrace, and pool all exude a pleasing ambiance.
  : We opted for a mountain retreat to enjoy a tranquil summer vacation, seeking a quiet atmosphere that differs from the bustling beach scene.Here's the curveball: Unbeknownst to us, the hotel had transformed into a bustling summer camp, accommodating approximately 60 children aged 6 to 16. The noise reached a level that exceeded any expectations. Our room, situated on the 1st floor and overlooking the terrace, was immersed in constant activity. Mornings commenced with classes, afternoons were brimming with social engagements, and evenings were marked by kids congregating in the terrace area. Regrettably, any aspirations of unwinding with a drink on the terrace post-hike or making the most of poolside lounging were rendered obsolete. The same applied relaxing in the lounge, which was consistently occupied and resonating with noise.Nightfall was characterized by kids engaging in lively conversations across windows, accompanied by the persistent noise of footsteps and slamming doors, creating an unrelenting disturbance and lasted until 11 pm, which, needless to say, posed challenges for those who intended to retire early in preparation for early-morning hikes.The breakfast routine posed its own set of challenges. Despite our endeavor to secure breakfast at 8:30 am sharp, the scene rapidly transformed by 8:40 am as a stream of children emerged. Subsequently, breakfast offerings underwent a shift to cater to the preferences of the younger guests. If a fried egg, slice of bread, or croissant was on your agenda, punctuality at 8:30 am was imperative, lest you be left empty-handed due to the absence of replenishment.I've had my share of summer camps, and trust me, I was no different from those kids. The problem here isn't their behavior. It's about the hotel dropping the ball on honesty!

Wonderful
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