Hotel See-Villa Millstatt

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• MichaelA8329

  24 octubre 2019
  Fantástica ubicación

  Un hotel único con el encanto de antaño. Fantástica ubicación en el lago, muy bonito jardín justo en el lago. Y un personal muy trabajador y muy amable. nuestro camarero Darko fue fenomenal, muy servicial y cortés.Desayuno muy extenso que no deja nada que desear.

  

• hectorcO7044PX

  05 enero 2020
  AMAZING LAKESIDE LUNCH

  Had a truly fantastic lakeside lunch at this classic Hotel. Food, wine, and super service (Thank you Darko), even though we arrived at the last minute, It`s hard to find these factors combined these days. Faultless.

  

• alexandre288

  06 enero 2020
  exceptionally charming place on the lake

  Italian flair in this family owned hotel. an amazing experience! exceptional food and very good wines from the family vineyard! kindness of the guests and personal: feeling of being at home. splendid views on the lake from the room!

  

• Medyk_Tryba

  03 junio 2020
  Magic place!

  This place is unique. Hotel in historic building, owned by the same Family since opening in 19th century. Magnificent views, directly on the waterfront of one of the most beautiful lakes in Carinthia. Fantastic cousine, eating outside on the terrace is pure magic. Great selection of wines. The staff is very helpful and super nice. Owners very caring. Best place to explore top places in Carinthia, for all kind of activities.

  

• spncrocks

  10 septiembre 2020
  Beautiful setting right on the lake! Great hospitality!

  If youre seeking the comforts of home (A/C, ceiling fans, spacious rooms, parking out front) then you might consider staying home! But if old time elegance is your priority, youve come to the right spot! With lakefront views, dining right on the lake, and staff that goes above and beyond to be hospitable, this place shines! Most of the staff speaks fluent English; its a family-owned business that likes to treat their guests as part of the family. We were greeted by one of the sons (Vincent) who lived stateside long enough to speak impeccable English. He is the face of the business we encountered most frequently. The dining is quite eloquent! Dont plan to buy any wine by the glass; it is only sold by the bottle and most bottles are at least 50. The food (taste and presentation) is most often superb. We dined there three of our four nights and two of them were outstanding. (The other night we ordered the schnitzel, which might not be their forte!). The sea bass is absolutely outstanding, as is the Parmesan soup! If youre really lucky, you will get Darko as your waiter!! He speaks perfect English, is extremely accommodating, and SO charming. He asked where we were from; when we said San Antonio, he said Go Spurs!! Who would have guessed that from a waiter in Austria? Seems Tony Parkers French connection carries more weight than one might imagine!! It was very apparent that they genuinely care about whether or not you loved your meal; each waiter is trained to notice if you did not completely clean your plate and to ask if it was okay (unlike many restaurants). There is a grassy lounge area for sunbathing, and a whole park dedicated to childrens play. Perfect area for biking/hiking! The only downsides for these accommodations would be 1) the distance you have to walk your dog to the dog area. Its quite a haul, and if its inclement weather or the middle of the night, its a bit of an inconvenience. 2) The lack of sufficient nearby parking; they do have a parking lot, but its pretty difficult to turn a parking lot built to accommodate VW bugs in the 60s into spaces that will now accommodate modern size vehicles. That creates a different kind of problem; once you secure a space close by, you are much less likely to go anywhere to see the sights for fear of losing your parking place and having to park considerably farther away which could be a real issue if you will be loading your car to leave the next day. Considering the age of the establishment, they have done a nice job of modernizing it with newer bathroom fixtures. Since they cant do much about the parking situation, I really only have one recommendation, which would be to provide some directional signage in English. The ads for the hotel showed an indoor pool and a sauna, which we never saw. I suspect those features might be part of either a sister-hotel situation, or an agreement theyve struck with a neighboring hotel - since we didnt see either of those amenities during our four-day stay. Signage in English might have provided some guidance as to where to find those amenities, as well as to inform us of the paddle board lessons a ½ block away and nearby boat rentals. Overall, this was a very good choice for us! The area has lots of dining options, and the views (whether you hike the Alps or stay at ground level) are outstanding. We would definitely return to the See Villa!! Lodging and Dining probably both a little on the extravagant side for families with children, but there's plenty for kids to enjoy.