Hoteller nær Grossglockner-toppen

"It was VERY hot the day we arrived on motorcycles. We parked on one of five public parking places just outside the hotel entrance, and went in to check in. After check in the unfriendly lady at the reception said we had to park some distance away at the hotels parking, but I said we’d found a public spot outside. She then went on to say that it was not legal to park there, and when I said that this could not be the case she said that the police would come and give us a hefty fine and mayby impound the motorcycles. We were hot and exhausted after a long day, so we went up and took a shower. Afterwards I went out and checked the surroundings for signs that it should not be legal to park where we was parked, but found nothing. I went in and told the lady, who was now very unfriendly and obnoxtious, that I couldn’t find any signs that it sholud be illegal to park where we and 4 cars were parked. I showed her some photos and said I found it very strange that it should be illigal to park at public parking spots - why would there even be parking spots it it was illegal to park there? Finally - after having lied to my wife and I four or five times - she admitted that it was not illegal to park there, but that her opinion was that it would be safer to park at the hotels parking. I said we would take the chance were the motorcykles stood close to the door, instead of the parking far off in that hot weather with riding boots, clothes, luggage and helmets."

"Fint hotell, men beskrivelsen av rom med fjell utsikt stemmer ikke for rom i 1 og 2 etasje. Det er heller ikke heis til rommene i 1 og 2 etasje. Det er el lader, men ikke noe system på bruk, så den brukes som parkeringsplass, siden det ikke er noen tidsbegrensning."

"One night stop over in Austria. Big nice up-to date room and quite clean. Only some small dust under the beds. The hotell kitchen were not far from the room and some food-smell were able to reach the hotelroom. "