Beautiful view from our bedroom window, mattress on the bed was amazing I slept so well. Room was brilliant. Breakfast was lovely.

Not enough milks for coffee in the room. Noisy in the morning with passing lorries very early wake up call 3am. Reception could have done with smelling sweet. (Just my first impressions) A few long hairs on the bed (but wasn’t dirty)

Cool and clean property with a very nice host and cute rooms. You can find parking near the property at P1. It’s a 2-minute walk away. You get a better price for parking because you are a hotel guest. When you arrive, the hotel host lets you park behind the hotel first, to unload your luggage and then you can move your car to the designated parking areas. It was very good, the breakfast was ok. It was not as rich as other hotel breakfasts, but it was ok.

Maybe the breakfast could have been better in terms of choices. But maybe the ingredients are hard to source around there, I don’t know.

A great location with a view of the funicular, outside seating for an evening cocktail. Jacqueline was an amazing host, providing suggestions. The bed was extremely comfortable.

It did not have AC and we happened to be there during a very hot July. Any other time AC would not be needed as it does cool down in the evenings.

A big shout out to Tommy and the staff at the Fenix Boutique Hotel in Hallstatt, who do a tremendous job making their guests feel welcome and providing information about the town (the center is a 5-minute walk), and the many things to do in this stunning part of Austria.  He speaks fluent English and German, among probably other languages, and made us feel at home, getting us situated when we arrived.  The hotel has parking (daily fee) about a half block away across the street, with spaces reserved for guests in a very popular lot.  The breakfast included hot and cold items, juices and pastries, and an automatic coffee machine allowing the guest to make their own selection.  A fan in our room helped cool the space significantly during the several days in August when the temperature was in the 90's, and wasn't needed overnight for other days which were cooler.  Parking our car alongside the building to load and unload our luggage was very helpful, thanks so Tommy's suggestion with this.  For a comfortable, welcoming place to stay to explore the mountain area and different attractions the Fenix is highly recommended and a hotel we would stay at again.

Maybe air conditioner for days when temp above 90 F

Very close to to the main center of Hallstat. Nice firm beds. I had a great night sleep. The water pressure for the shower was great. The room was spacious for 2 people. No air-conditioning but you are provided a fan. The night gets really cool. I went in August and was fine with no air con for the night. We wanted to explore Hallstat in the early morning before everyone else arrived so we booked a night here. Parking was guaranteed because we were a guest. We stayed the night, explored Hallstat in the early morning (7 am), and checkout after breakfast (which was included).

Nothing I can think of.

Clean, located in a quiet part of Hallstatt, but less than 10 minutes by foot from the town center. There’s a place to park in front of the hotel to unload. P1 is nearby for longer term parking (18€/24 hours). The owner has a list of recommended places to eat (and recommendations for places to avoid), and gave additional ideas for where to go nearby. The beds were very comfortable. Breakfast buffet was good and varied (vegetarian/vegetable options were available too) This is a family run business. Reception isn’t on premises 24/7, so it’s a good idea to call or message in advance with time of arrival.

Let me tell you something about this hotel, I had a tiny heart break when I had to check out, this hotel is what made my trip perfect, from the spacious room, to the toasty temperature at the room, to the spotless bathroom. The bathroom, oh my lord, modern, hip, beautiful with the perfect lighting. Heads-up, you will be addicted to their bed.. i needed a miracle to wake up in the morining. Mrs Jaqueline and Tommy are one of the most helpful, accommodating, tolerant, and wonderful people in the whole town! The breakfast is delicious and their bread is so fresh.

I wish i stayed longer

From its strategic location to its enchanting atmosphere and spirit, the Fenix Boutique Hotel is a gem that truly embodies the essence of Austrian hospitality. The comfort, style, and convenience of the rooms and beds are unparalleled, offering a haven of relaxation amidst the beauty of Hallstatt. The breakfast spread is nothing short of amazing, setting the perfect tone for each day of exploration. However, what truly sets this hotel apart is Jacqueline Pallien, the remarkable hostess whose passion and dedication breathe life into every corner of the establishment. Her touch is evident in every detail, making the Fenix Boutique Hotel an absolute delight to stay in. Without hesitation, I highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Hallstatt – it is an experience you will cherish forever.

Fenix Hall Boutique Hotel has a nice personable local Hallstatt touch. The keys were ready for us to pick up; no need to a person at the desk; high trusting environment and staff. It's so close to Hallstatt town and some quiet angles of the town. Absolutely lovely.

Nothing to complain about hotel. Something to look out for is that it's worth reserving places to eat in Halstatt for dinner or heading in before restaurants close up; otherwise, you may be limited to the Pizza place nearby or the groceries also nearby which closes quite early.

Beautiful spacious room, comfy bed and nice big bathroom. Delicious breakfast included. Fan helped with no a/c during warm temperatures.

No Wi-Fi in our room or our friends’ next door. Would have loved a full length mirror or any mirror in the bedroom, shower mat for slippery surface, and a room safe. Large room keys were kept at an oft-unstaffed desk. We were a little uneasy about security. This inn is at the quiet end of town, right across the street from the funicular, but it is a 15-hike to the boat ferry, which is somewhat ambitious with luggage and hot temperatures.