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"Modern rooms and fittings, comfortable bed. Clean and stylish."

"Beautiful hotel in the premium to luxury segment, modern room, splendid design, quality, the bed was amazing and the staff so courteous, friendly and warm in every possible way. Breakfast was a delight, same goes for dinner at Mochi on the 6th floor of the hotel. Highly recommend when visiting Bolzano/Bozen and yes, literally everything in the city is nearby reachable on foot like the Waltherpark itself, but also the historic city, the architecture, the splendid Bozener Dom, the market stalls, a delight surrounded by the Dolomites. The hotel is only 5 minutes walking distance from the central train station. My take, The Falkensteiner was a wonderful choice and yes, I would want to stay again when visiting this beautiful part of our world. Thank you. Grazie Mille."

"Great staff, clean rooms, and great breakfast. "

"This hotel was excellent from start to finish. Fantastic staff, facilities, food and ethos at the hotel. It is perfectly tucked away in a very quiet town with stunning views and spa facilities. It is a beautiful and tranquil place, and the food quality in the restaurant is excellent. It is hugely worth the money for the quality of the service, comfort and dining experience. It is perfect to located to explore the broader South Tyrol region. You will require a car if you plan to go out and explore. We will be back! "

"The staff were incredibly friendly, the room clean, breakfast great with a good selection of local and international options, the place simple, but both modern and with a traditional South Tyrol touch."

"Excellent breakfast. I did not have the chance to enjoy the vineyard view. The garden looked nice and cosy."

"Everything good, room was lovley , parking simple, view amazing. Downside: the tv only in german no subtitles, the steam room opens late @1pm which is annoying for someone like me who starts day early. For luxury hotel nobody helped with luggage or offered. Breakfast $40/person. They need to offer free apples or something small for the non big meal breakfast eaters. "