Hotel Cavallino s'Rössl

Good breakfast. Friendly and helpful staff. Parking available( at a cost) but still worth it. Very clean. Excellent location for our trip.

Showers could have been bigger

Friendly staff, great food, good care

Sound isolation. Overnight or early morning doors slam and people were loud in the hallway making lot of noise, it didn’t bother too much happily. Great value for money, busses and trains connect frequently to th center. Staff is great

Good breakfast, big room and mostly staff willing to help.

Person working in the morning wasn't too friendly and wouldn't allow us to sit at certain table.

Forthcoming and friendly staff. Very good breakfast indeed. Perhaps a suspiciously large selection of menu items ("Most of these must be industrial product from freezers, they can't possibly have a pantry large enough to hold everything they'd need to make them fresh ! " ) but the linguine with porcini, pizza Romana, and griddled squid were very good, wherever they came from. The hotel is across the street from Merano's second-line railway station, rather far from the town centre : Roundabouts and swings. Bus service into the centre, however, is good. Traffic on the neighbouring streets can be . . . heavy. Those sensitive to noise may want a room at the rear of the building.

I should have been happier if the shower stall contained a little shelf or basket in which to place a personal cake of soap, bottle of soap, bottle of conditioner ; a safety razor; my glasses . . . * * * An electric kettle in the room, but -- "No instant coffee in the supplies rack ! " I commented to a staff member. "Just come downstairs, we'll make you a coffee," she replied. Ah. But for those of us who want a pick-me-up before the kitchen opens or the bar closes . . . If you go, take along a few sachets of Nescafé, and maybe a few of creamer as well. * * * Before breakfast is made available to guests, both doors into the area where the buffet is set out are locked : The lift door and the door into the stair-hall. And it's from that area that one gains access to the street. An early train to catch ? You may be in trouble. Well, at least you've been warned.