Name: Konrad
Address: Gansleit, 20, Soll, Soll, Soll, 6306, Austria
Rating: 6

Smoke-free property

Heating

All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private)

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Family room

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German

English

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Hiking

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Free parking nearby

Free Parking on Premises

Parking

Cycling

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Family/Kid Friendly

Kids

Ski storage

Skiing

Winter sports

Pets allowed

Pets

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At the hostel

Hochmaisbahn Cable Car

Sonnenalmbahn Cable Car

Falleglift Ski Lift

Schmittenhöhebahn Cable Car

Trass-Ekspress Ski Lift

Maisilift Ski Lift

Almbahn Ski Lift

Zeller Bergbahn Ski Lift

Sigmund-Thun Klamm Trail

Ebennberglift Ski Lift

Panoramabahn Schaufelberg Ski Lift

Maiskogelbahn Cable Car

Lechnerberg Ski Lift

Lechnerberg II Ski Lift

Zeller See

Areitbahn I Ski Lift

Schüttlift Ski Lift

Kaprun Ski Resort

Schloss Ambras

Alpenzoo

Rapoldi Park

Hofgarten Innsbruck

Tyrolean Provincial Museum

Congress Innsbruck

Hofkirche

Hofburg

Cathedral of St. James

Helblinghaus

City Tower

Golden Roof

Landhausplatz Innsbruck

Annasaule

Triumphpforte

Tirol Panorama

Bergisel ski jump

Wilten Basilica

Botanic Garden

Konrad

Soll

We stayed in Pension Konrad in March, about two weeks before the end of the ski season in Soell.  The lady who greeted us was friendly and spoke a little bit of English.  I speak a little bit of German so between us conversing wasn't an issue (her English was much better than my German!).  She showed us around before taking us to our room, which was at the front of the property looking out onto a quiet side road.  The initial impression was that the pension has recently changed ownership and as a result, although the room and public areas were clean and tidy, overall the rooms and bathrooms need upgrading and the public areas perhaps need a bit of redecorating and reorganising.  There was enough storage space in the room, the shower was good and the towels changed mid-week.  We also had a decent sized balcony.

There wasn't a boot room, but shelving at the top of the stairs leading to an underground garage which is where skis are stored.  There was a radiator under the shelving but our boots never felt warm in the morning.  Breakfast was basic but enough to fill you up - bread rolls, toast, cheese, ham, jam, cereal, juice, cake, occasionally eggs and tea/coffee.  The breakfast room was nice and bright with doors opening out to the front of the pension.  There's a couple of little snug areas off the main hallway with an open fireplace, though it wasn't lit when we were there. There's no lift in the property so you have to carry your suitcases up one or two flights of stairs.

The pension didn't seem to have many guests as it was late in the season for Soell, however there was a family of four staying on our floor with two incredibly noisy, unruly children who were up and running about making noise from about 0600 hours - the walls seem very thin, it sounded like they were running about with concrete boots on!  This also continued into breakfast but thankfully they left the day after we arrived.  We only saw another two guests the rest of the week.

In my opinion the pension is in a decent location, about 10 min walk from to the centre of Soell, so nice and quiet.  The large Impreis supermarket is about a 5 min walk away, just across the main road at the back of the pension.  There is also a Baguette cafe there which sell decent snacks.  There is a ski bus stop right outside the pension, however, it's a limited service.  So, we walked across to the Hotel Eggerwirt (5-10 min, depending if you're carrying skis and/or in ski boots) every morning and got the earliest bus we could as we like to be on the first gondola. It's the 3rd from last stop so be aware later buses will be busier.  The closest ski hire shop is probably a 10-15 min walk, depending if you're carrying skis or not. There are two ski hire shops closer to the gondola which also have storage facilities.  

The SkiWelt area is superb, you can ski up to 7/8 villages in a day are there are very few queues, maybe a minute or two, max.  This season in mid-March is was very cold, between -4 to -11 and we had fresh snow 4-5 days.  Last year at the same time the temps were 10+, bluebird days every day. About an hour transfer from Innsbruck and a couple of hours from Salzburg.  The SkiWelt is also close to the Kitzbueler Alpen and the SkiJuwel ski areas.

This was our 6th visit to Soell and we'll no doubt be back.  I would have no problem staying here again - yes it's outdated but it's clean, friendly, in a good location and we didn't starve.  It was our 3rd ski hol in the season so we wanted cheap and that's what we got.  

Ok for a cheap, no frills holiday in a good location.

I satyed here with my partner in january 2017. The hotel is run by a lovely family who are very welcoming. The rooms are pretty basic but very clean, and towels are changed & room cleaned every day. 
Breakfast is continental, cold meats & cereal with a boiled egg most days.
The hotel is less than a 5 minute walk to the centre of Sóll, and there is a bus stop nearby for the ski bus.

Lovely Hotel-pension right near the centre of Sóll

Was apprehensive having read previous reviews but have to say this is a great wee hotel in a great location run by a very efficient and friendly man and his wife. Travelling alone to Soll this year (friends staying in another hotel), I had a lovely single right next to reception. Very clean and towels replaced at least 3 times a week and bed made and constant very hot water. Great breakfast in the morning with usual cereals, eggs meats cheeses and breads etc. Cosy wee bar if you fancy a nice local beer with the owner who was telling me he's retiring after this season so I hope whoever fills his boots does as good a job as Franz does!

Fantastic Pension Konrad!!

Just returned from a week skiing in Soll. Found this B&B to be warm, clean, friendly and in a great location! It's a couple of minutes walk from ski condolla, restaurants and supermarket. Breakfast was typical Austrian stlye of meats, cheese and bread. Found the owner to be very attentive and quite funny. It's by no means 5 star and is dated and basic but it is clean and warm and the beds were comfortable. I certainly slept well each night after a day on the slopes! Plenty of hot water for showers and the room was serviced regularly. I would return!

Great location and friendly owner

Me and my boyfriend stopped here and weren't disappointed it did what it said on the tin! Room and bathroom were tidy and well maintained. We have definitely stopped in worst places. The breakfast was good and the gentleman who runs it was nice and always offering tea and coffee.
The only judgement I could really make is that the television was tiny and old(we didn't need it that much anyway as we were skiing all day so not a big deal) the bathroom was small but clean and had everything we needed.


Friendly and did the job 

It's impossible to find accommodation! It's in a filz-carpet floor, barely lit. The bathroom wasn't heated - shower only for pickles!!!!! Breakfast to get full - buffet always the same, but you could choose between tea and coffee anyway. Never again!!!!!!

Accommodation is not worth the money!

The boarding house is conveniently located on a quiet street near the center, and if you want to get to the elevator in 10 minutes, although the skibas stop is next to the boarding house. The skibas schedule is convenient both in the morning and when you come back from the mountain. The boarding house is located in two buildings opposite each other across the street. One is standard rooms, and the second is the apartments. There was written about the owner, I think he's just unwelcoming, he's probably bored of the guests.

Cozy family boarding house

We stayed at the residence for a week, and, I must say that on average it was a good vacation. For 5 persons. a dog the apartment was very spacious, clean, apart from the usual craze of carpeting in the bedrooms), very kind and available Mr. Franz and his wife Maria. The only negative thing that is not about the pension but is something in general is that in any place, shops, tourist attractions, restaurants do not care at all about a translation into Italian. But why not since in our accommodation locations everything is subordinated so that the foreign tourist does not have to twist around to mimic a simple steak?

I'm Italian and I don't speak German.

My wife and I spent Christmas 2007 at the Konrad Pension with friends on a snow holiday. One of the comments on this site was a bit of a shock to us, but we got a nice surprise when we arrived. The owner and his team were extremely welcoming from the beginning, and I can only recommend them, because their hotel is basic, but managed efficiently. The room was a few minutes from the main part of the complex, but lovely, with a perfectly clean, well-heated and well-maintained bathroom throughout our stay.

I don't know what people are complaining about.

As a hotel it's negative in everything!!the towels don't change, there are no facilities for children, the hot tub doesn't work, the sauna has the door that doesn't close, the infrared cabin has the broken handle and once inside you can't close.we had to drink until 6pm but the owner refused them!the food is very scarce and the breakfast of yogurt, chocolate spallable for children and the toaster the slices of bread that came out automatically from the teaser almost all ended up in the ground!!on the one side the large municipal pool that is 5 minutes walk from the peninsula and it's fantastic!!dimensionality to tell them that the evening in the only Italian channel I was just spraying on 1 or the silent or the sprayed thing and you said that there was not even a good thing to go through the window and I didn't forget to blow a few things from the house!

Konrad

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