Feichter Hotel & Bistro

This is a good little hotel, conveniently located near the center of Bolzano. We stayed two nights in September and found it very comfortable. The room on the top floor, facing the street-side of the hotel and had a small balcony over the street. Most of the rooms face the back with some mountain views. The room and its bathroom were small, but clean and useful. The breakfast had variety, so one could pick something one liked, and of a typical, middling quality (esp. the juice and coffee). The breakfast service was friendly. We'd return.

We recently returned from a 6 week trip to Italy where we stayed at 12 different lodgings. Hotel Feichter was one of the nicest places. The staff was wonderful; very friendly, helpful, and attentive. We were made to feel very welcome and at home. We were allowed to store food and wine in their walk-in refrigerator. The room was of adequate size and was very clean; the bathroom was small but all bathrooms in Italy are small. This is the only bathroom in Italy that didn't have a bidet in the way! The balcony on the 3rd floor had a view of the mountains over the buildings next door and was a nice place to enjoy a bottle of prosecco in the late afternoon (although it is a very sunny and hot location). The breakfast served was very good with a choice of cooked eggs as well as a variety of fruit, yogurt, and of course wonderful fresh pastries. Service was excellent. This is a great location if you are traveling by train; only a 5 minute walk from the station. It is also close to many restaurants; the hotel staff had very good recommendations. Lunch at the hotel was great but they are not open for dinner. There is no air conditioning in the room, just a fan; but this was O.K. in September.

This Hotel was one of the nicest 2 stars we stayed in during our recent visit. It is a family run business located in the heart of Bolzano (Bozen) ; a 5 minute walk from the train station. In Bolzano the train and bus stations are located in the same area. To get to the hotel walk up via Laurin and stay left on via Grappoli-Weintraubegasse, it is on the right about 50 meters. Check-in is on the second floor. My wife and I had a room on the 3rd floor. Our room was small and not air-conditioned but it was spotlessly clean and had a shared balcony where we could sit and relax after a day of trekking. The weather during our visit was very hot and the balcony was much appreciated and it also offered an opportunity to chat with other travelers, a must in my book. We found the hotel owners to be courteous and the service was as advertised with a nice breakfast of bread, meat, cheeses, cereal, juice, coffee etc. included in the price. This part of Italy is beautiful and I will certainly be returning and would stay here again. One tip for getting around, Italian is not necessarily the first language in this area and I found that my Italian which usually is adequate was not up to the task several times as some local folks speak German with limited Italian and no English. The city is beautiful and exceeded my expectations, there is a nice mix of museums, culture, strolling, shopping, dining with some world class hiking and views only a short bus ride away.