hi
has anybody been to austria - accomodation on arrival snow homes, guest house etc,
thanks
austrian guest houses
Login
You go back to your block of shoe boxes in Froggyland then. I'm just on the phone to Inghams to inform them you've decided not to visit the fatherland
When you do DIY you have the opportunity to select the size of your accommodation..... so I have never stayed in one of those French shoe boxes ........ and also you will miss me terribly if I don't come to the farter land with you on Saturday :wink:
And I am not being drawn into the "Froggyland" debate again as I'm still sulking over my last yellow card. :lol:
Yeah not like to old peoples home that your used too )
To Create or Answer a Topic
Started by Bellfi in Ski Chatter 29-Feb-2012 - 11 Replies
Bellfi posted Feb-2012
Lilywhite
reply to 'austrian guest houses' posted Mar-2012
We stayed in Maria Alm in january at a lovely guesthouse, Aberger rosina, lovely older couple running it, we were the only Brits so had to play charades with the other guests over breakfast! Was good fun tho, very clean, quite spacious, close to bus stop, 10 min walk to town centre. Would go again, had previously steered clear of guesthouses, now I wonder why!
John987
reply to 'austrian guest houses' posted Mar-2012
Stayed in one in mayahofen. Must agree with Lilly white on charades.ran by older couple i.e. 80 years old but they where lovely. instead of leaving a tip we bought toys for the grandchildren they looked after during the day, their reaction was amazing.
Tony_H
reply to 'austrian guest houses' posted Mar-2012
Stayed in several different ones in Mayrhofen. What you need to remember is that these places are peoples homes and they rent rooms out over the season.
We have found them to be lovely, often run by some quaint old characters. Always warm and cozy, usually quite traditional. One my mate stayed in had a sit up bath!
Bit like a catered chalet without the fluffy bits or food!
We have found them to be lovely, often run by some quaint old characters. Always warm and cozy, usually quite traditional. One my mate stayed in had a sit up bath!
Bit like a catered chalet without the fluffy bits or food!
www
New and improved me
Ian Wickham
reply to 'austrian guest houses' posted Mar-2012
Really don't fancy staying in some one's house, but I guess it cheaper than the norm
Tony_H
reply to 'austrian guest houses' posted Mar-2012
Ian Wickham wrote:Really don't fancy staying in some one's house, but I guess it cheaper than the norm
You go back to your block of shoe boxes in Froggyland then. I'm just on the phone to Inghams to inform them you've decided not to visit the fatherland
www
New and improved me
Ian Wickham
reply to 'austrian guest houses' posted Mar-2012
Tony_H wrote:Ian Wickham wrote:Really don't fancy staying in some one's house, but I guess it cheaper than the norm
You go back to your block of shoe boxes in Froggyland then. I'm just on the phone to Inghams to inform them you've decided not to visit the fatherland
When you do DIY you have the opportunity to select the size of your accommodation..... so I have never stayed in one of those French shoe boxes ........ and also you will miss me terribly if I don't come to the farter land with you on Saturday :wink:
And I am not being drawn into the "Froggyland" debate again as I'm still sulking over my last yellow card. :lol:
Brooksy
reply to 'austrian guest houses' posted Mar-2012
Ian Wickham wrote:Really don't fancy staying in some one's house, but I guess it cheaper than the norm
Yeah not like to old peoples home that your used too )
Topic last updated on 01-March-2012 at 20:33