Das Hotel Sherlock Holmes

Old but comfortable hotel I would say that the quality/price level is very unbalanced Convenient parking Accept animals and then calmly walk in the greenery immediately outside the hotel Nice view of the room

Great breakfast, friendly staff, good food....would go back

The view and location are superb. The hotel is a little old. Management and staff are inadequate. The restaurant is bad

Extremely disappointed The restaurant was not available for 2 evenings because it had been reserved for a religious group, on the 3rd evening which was available income, it only served Indian meals It was complicated to have coffee at breakfast because only one person was serving, noise, noise and more noise for 2 full nights (partygoers outside the hotel (Bar adjacent to the hotel) arrived from 'a group of bikers at night who were having fun in the parking lot adjacent to the hotel until 4:00 am at lunch buffet of croissant, blueberry yogurt, slices of cheese, 2 meats, nothing hot like that; eggs or bacon…. In short, I would not recommend this hotel to my friends because the description does not correspond to reality During our trip to Europe at this time, out of 12 different hotels, it was the worst by far So disappointed that we left a night early without asking for a refund Positive point: very close to a mountain hiking trail which is worth doing ********* should not associate with this hotel

I had to stay at this hotel because there were no other options for the selected dates. The hotel has not been renovated since its creation, everything is sooooo old, like a shabby Soviet sanatorium in the province, living its last days. In one of our rooms the bathroom was more or less renovated (all the cheapest). Everywhere there is an old smell, hundred-year-old carpet upholstery. Service: the feeling that the owner of the hotel from India brought his family to work and they serve the hotel as best they can: in sweatpants and T-shirts (they put on what they had), not understanding where they are and what they should do - that’s all the service. We have never seen a more miserable breakfast even in the simplest European hotels, but in this one, for a moment, one night for two costs 250 francs!!! So breakfast: croissants, bread, one type of the cheapest cheese (I live in Switzerland, I know what I’m talking about) and ham, sliced ​​fruit, yogurt and boiled eggs; coffee from a coffee machine and tea, juices from packages - that's it. We didn't risk having dinner here because it was most likely prepared by the same woman in sweatpants who cleared the breakfast tables. If possible, I recommend not to waste money on this squalor, given that a room in the old and respectable Parkhotel du Sauvage is cheaper! If it cost 2 times less, there would be no complaints; it’s quite suitable for spending the night, but I repeat once again - I was struck by the complete discrepancy between price and quality.