Argentum

“Value for Money”

Nice Hotel placed in button of af vally with a great view to mountains. Nice and picefull , except from (noise) from nearby river. There is no restaurants nearby, but it ain't really a problem. Because Argentums kitchen produce tasty food, and lot of it. Rooms! Thumbs up.

“Great for relaxation!”

We stayed at hotel Argentum during the last days of November and had a very delightful experience. The owner Priska was very nice and made us feel welcome and appreciated. The hotel is brand new; rooms are very clean, spacious, and beautifully furnished. Beds are very comfortable. The restaurant i… more

We stayed at hotel Argentum during the last days of November and had a very delightful experience. The owner Priska was very nice and made us feel welcome and appreciated. The hotel is brand new; rooms are very clean, spacious, and beautifully furnished. Beds are very comfortable. The restaurant is also quite good. For breakfast we had freshly baked croissants and many other things (ham, cheese, yogurt, etc.) and for dinner they offered a four-course meal: salad bar, pasta or soup, main meal and a dessert, all of which were very delicious. The hotel is also equiped with a jacuzzi and a sauna. It is quite close to hiking trails. Unfortunately, when we stayed there it rained almost all of the time, but we'll definitely go back to explore them.

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“A supurb Süd-Tirol Choice”

We booked a tour to Süd-Tirol and were so fortunate to get the Argentum. If you only drive using a GPS or other guide you may have trouble finding this village. It's way up high, last valley to the left, just before crossing the Brenner, from the Italian side. But you would not want to miss it f… more

We booked a tour to Süd-Tirol and were so fortunate to get the Argentum. If you only drive using a GPS or other guide you may have trouble finding this village. It's way up high, last valley to the left, just before crossing the Brenner, from the Italian side. But you would not want to miss it for the world. Pflerschtal, St. Anton, is practically at the end of the road, and as high as you can get in these wonderful alps high valleys. Beware, it's very noisy here. The large stream across the street from the hotel is rushing and rushing, and the "noise" is very pleasing when sitting outside on the terrace. The hotel is for all purposes, brand new, as it was completed in late 2011. The rooms are all outfitted with large windows, the rooms are spacy, and the furniture will more than meet your needs. It is tastefully modern. The bathrooms large enough for 2, and properly outfitted with all of the newest gadgets one would expect in a top class hotel. The hotel has a nice bar, and a very good kitchen. The area is a great starting point for a lot of hiking and mountain walking and or biking. One ski lift starts right behind the hotel, and a few kilometers down the road there is a larger one. In a short drive, you will find yourself in Brixen, if you want to city visit.

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“Accommodation great. Customer Service non existent.”

We stayed here for the Christmas Holiday. The Hotel rooms are pretty much as I remember from the original part from the 1980s, but what on earth have they done to the place ? The Old part (to the left as you look at the front) Is practically abandoned now, I was told is is used as staff accommodat… more

We stayed here for the Christmas Holiday. The Hotel rooms are pretty much as I remember from the original part from the 1980s, but what on earth have they done to the place ? The Old part (to the left as you look at the front) Is practically abandoned now, I was told is is used as staff accommodation, there is a Jacuzzi and a gym in the basement, but gone is the swimming pool and sauna, the old bar and lounge/dining room seem to be storerooms and heaven knows what has happened to the Kitchen. I was to that there are only 15 rooms now, whereas the old part was able to accommodate groups of around 50 people comfortably, and provided full board. They had a lift long enough to take an Ambulance stretcher, and ramps up to the reception area or down to the swimming pool. Nothing of the sort now. Whilst the quality of the rooms has not suffered, the Customer service certainly has !!! There was no-one on duty after midday except for a hard working cleaner. The caretaker/manager went off duty at 1200 and after that there was no service at all, bar and dining room closed. If you arrive after midday as we did, there is no Welcome, your key cards are left on the reception desk and its help yourself ! No one to tell you here your room is and (Please come to reception by 10am tomorrow to check in). I feel there is a huge opportunity lost here. The valley leading up from Colle Isarco is well known for Winter sports, skiing, snowboarding, sledging and hiking, with a sports centre about 3km away and there is only 1 restaurant open in the whole valley, and it's packed out every night. This Hotel could do so much more trade if they opened the Bar and Restaurant in the winter months, and made you feel welcome. Nothing wrong with the accommodation but the non-existent Customer Service makes this feel so disappointing for me.

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