Eder FriDa on Maria Alm am Steinernen Meerissä sijaitseva neljän tähden perhehotelli. Hotellissa on 82 huonetta ja se toimii all-inclusive-periaatteella.
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Perhehuoneissamme on runsaasti tilaa, ja nuoremmat vieraat viihtyvät vesipuistossa ja lastenaltaassa. Paikan päällä on myös ravintola ja ilmainen pysäköinti.
Hochkönigstraße 31, Maria Alm am Steinernen Meer, 5761, Maria Alm am Steinernen Meer, Itävalta
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Is EdeR FriDa – Family Hotel – Tuttiii KomPletti ALL InKlusiv all-inclusive?
Yes, EdeR FriDa – Family Hotel – Tuttiii KomPletti ALL InKlusiv offers an all-inclusive plan; meals and usually drinks are included. Check the exact terms with the provider.
What is the nearest airport to EdeR FriDa – Family Hotel – Tuttiii KomPletti ALL InKlusiv?
The nearest international airport is Salzburg, about 44 km away.
Is EdeR FriDa – Family Hotel – Tuttiii KomPletti ALL InKlusiv suitable for families?
Yes, EdeR FriDa – Family Hotel – Tuttiii KomPletti ALL InKlusiv has facilities suitable for families with children.
Does EdeR FriDa – Family Hotel – Tuttiii KomPletti ALL InKlusiv have a swimming pool?
Yes, EdeR FriDa – Family Hotel – Tuttiii KomPletti ALL InKlusiv has one or more swimming pools.
How many stars does EdeR FriDa – Family Hotel – Tuttiii KomPletti ALL InKlusiv have?
EdeR FriDa – Family Hotel – Tuttiii KomPletti ALL InKlusiv is a 4-star property.
Muut lomakohteet osoitteessa Maria Alm am Steinernen Meer
This is the best family hotel ever. Outstanding! Everything is literally inclusive! Amazing for the kids and they enjoyed it so much. Even we did, the parent! Highly recommended! We will definitely come back! The staff are also so friendly and helpful, they are even smiley and always greeting us, thank you so much!
An awesome family hotel located in beautiful Austrian nature. We found our stag absolutely thrilling.
Good food, good service, and most importantly, free beer and wine during happy hours!! If you take everything they offer inclusively, such as children's entertainment, 3 meals per day, alcohol, and etc, the prices are very reasonable, especially for families with multiple children.
We will surely return in the future maybe for a ski trip. :)
Overall: This is by far the most child friendly hotel I’ve ever seen! Amazing rooms, friendliest staff, delicious food & drinks, great variety of activities!
Activities: There were so many children’s activities (basketball/football hall, jungle, pool with an amazing slide, trampolines, games, art studio, cinema, bowling, air hockey, library and probably more that I can’t recall now!) and everything in this hotel is child friendly (toilets, cutlery and cups, rooms).
- Food: There is always “good” and “fun”food available with various options. Burgers, pasta and pizza available everyday whereas a different theme is available each day at the marketplace and the restaurant. If you want to eat at the pizzeria don’t forget to book in advance! Fresh fruits are available all day long - you can have your vitamin boost by squeezing a delicious juice if you want!
- For adults: You can enjoy your drinks while being able to watch your child play downstairs. Cozy spaces available by the pool where you can relax and still have an eye on your child as they play in the pool. Spa and massage available in the facilities- I didn’t use them so can’t give feedback. There is a free shuttle bus leaves the hotel approximately every 15minutes - but do check the timetable at the reception and make sure to be there 2-3 minutes before the departure time. It’s only 3 minutes to Natrun and 2 minutes to Aberg.
- The robot: Everyone liked Iku (the robot that goes around collecting the empty plates/cups). It gives a smile when you play with its ears!
Nothing to complain about the hotel itself, but the noise level is very high. Ok the noise level with kids is often also very high, but not in the very morning and doesn’t meet my expectations for a holiday in the alps. I saw a truck bringing food and ask myself how other hotels handle it? Maybe they have some hidden backyard without windows facing to it. I would recommend to ask for a room facing to the meadow.
Amazing! At this very moment we are having extended dinner for our partners who arrived later; the staff asked with full there initiative if anything should be prepared for them, never experienced service level like this before! The service manager Diego, appears to be sommelier as well and serves guests the 5* way.. nothing to do with what you would expect from a ‘family hotel’.. even though also for the kids all is arranged; our judgement (and we have a small hotel ourselves and are very picky) 5+
Keep up the good work, thanks!
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