The hotel had been founded and booked based on and through the website of the local cable car company (who owns the hotel). The two superior double rooms were spacious with rustic furnitures and chair and couch-bed with shabby cover torn in some places. The wall-to-wall carpet was faultless. What hadn't been mentioned by the website and had been recognized on-site only, the clock of the church vis-á-vis struck shorter in every quarter and longer in every hour, around the clock. Besides, a music bar was in full operation from 10 pm to 1-3 am or longer every day, except Sunday, on the ground floor of the hotel building. The low tones could be heard very disturbing in the rooms still two stories higher. It's true, ear-plugs were available in a small basket in the bathrooms but they couldn't help too much. The bonded breakfast buffet - called "continental" - was monotonous and a bit scanty to have eaten six mornings long. There were problems with the validity of the (nearby... more