Gaiserwald Hotel Guide - Freizeit Santispark hotels in Gaiserwald, Switzerland.

"I really enjoyed stay in this hotel. The price is reasonable and location is convenient (bus is 2 min away: and the train station is about 7-min walk.) Breakfast is very good. The only downsides are that my room is slightly noisy as it faces the street; public transportion is limited on Sunday as it's a small town and it doesn't have elevator. But these are not problems for me and I would stay here again if I come back."

"Very nice hotel!!! "

"Very helpful staff"

"Excellent location just on the edge of old town. Easy walkability to everywhere, 10 minutes from train station. Apartment is clean, beautiful, and so many windows were helpful to keep it cool in hot weather. Would stay here again! "

"Very nice stay and breakfast "

"it was nice. rooms are very hot a better form of cooling would have been nice"

"Remarkable and exquisite on all levels. "

"Clean and close to transit hub "

"Hoyle in a great location. Good restaurant options nearby"

"The whole experience was wonderful. Very clean and very comfortable. The host was friendly and made sure we had everything. There is a kitchenette on each floor and laundry machines on the upper floor. Each room has a mini fridge. (No freezers) The furnishings in the room are well done. The room photos online are legit and reflect how nice it is. There are quiet hours too, so we had a good sleep. "

"This was the perfect hotel to stay in, as it was right in the heart of Appenzell and made everything accessible by foot. Bonus points for the parking lot for our rental car."

"It's a nice hotel, but be aware that it is also a clinic and rehabilitation place, so the ambience may differ slightly from that of a regular hotel. The staff was friendly. The rooms are big, clean, and well equipped, with a really nice view. The food was delicious. "

"Nice small family run hotel in a great location walking distance to train station. Staff were welcoming and explained amenities to me. Room was clean and as a female solo traveller I felt comfort and safe"