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Review: Hotel Schwarzschmied (Marriott Design Hotels), South Tyrol (Solid)

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We recently took a family trip to South Tyrol, the beautiful autonomous region in the Dolomites, in northern Italy. In this post, Id like to review the the 68-key Hotel Schwarzschmied, part of Design Hotels, which belongs to Marriott Bonvoy. So while the property isn’t managed by Marriott, you can earn and redeem points, and…

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 1990
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"Schwarzschmied"... what'd you just call me?? LOL.


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(@Jacques)
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The décor screams Ikea all the way to the exercise equipment.


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(@FNT Delta Diamond)
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I'm sure the design looked good on a computer, but the design of the room and the accompanying furniture is awful. It looks like a dormitory. And the lack of privacy in the bathroom is absurd.


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Diamond
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Word. Weirdest treadmill I've ever seen!


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 Kai
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Loving all the negative comments of the community - please rather go somewhere else - avoid South Tyrol 😉


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(@James K.)
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It sounds like someone making fun of how German sounds


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(@Tim Dumdum)
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It is rather uncommon to find coffee and tea making facilities in these resort hotels, be it in Italy, Austria, or Switzerland.
They expect you to buy hot drinks from the hotel bar. On the other hand, they may offer free afternoon cake and coffee/tea spreads, even inclusive of small savoury dishes. In addition, wellness areas may have fruit, tea, and water stations all day long.
This bathroom design is a total failure. I am wondering the builders never figure out the shover floor slope so that water goes towards the drain, rather than trickling all over the place...


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(@FNT Delta Diamond)
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They are manual treadmills—no motor or electricity. “Sustainable” greenwashing. The Westin at DTW switched to them too.


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Diamond
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Walk around the field outside, Greta.


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 1990
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James, now you're sounding a bit like a Backpfeifengesicht...


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 1990
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(This post has nothing to do with him, why are you doing this... save it...)


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