Cherry Blossom Boutique Hotel

Rooms are overrated- a junior suite had hardly any furniture and what was there was mismatched. We accepted a junior suite because they said the hotel was full and we paid a lot more. Once there, only 5 of 23 rooms were occupied- so they lied to get an upscale. The room had a large balcony which was appreciated except when the loud generated distracted with noise. Food is underwhelming (you have to request bread to eat the labneh; the staff did not know it’s unsanitary for them to peel the hard boiled eggs- you could see dirty fingerprints on the white of the peeled eggs. We sent them back and asked to get unpeeled eggs. Both hotel and restaurant staff are junior and inexperienced. Positive- the pool area (calm, secluded, relaxing )and its staff (client focused, friendly, trained). The hotel boosts yoga and trails- nothing is organized. There is nothing ‘boutique’ about the mishmash of style in the sprawling cavernous area for the rooms. The lobby was empty and void of any energy or vibes. A sad experience except for a pleasant day at the pool. The best parts of the stay at Cherry Bloosom hotel was outside of its premises. We left early

We had a perfect overnight stay in this inviting boutique hotel. Unfortunately it was chilly in the mountains but the crew and the chef of the hotel did the best to comfort us. We got an upgrade of our room and he personally helped us around to enjoy our trip to the mountain. They offered us a delicious breakfast. In summertime this place for sure is the best retreat you can get! But even as we came there in march - which is literally winter time (and it was the coldest winter since a long time) we felt so invited and hosted. This kind of service really makes the difference! Especially when your hotel is not fully occupied you care about your guest and give them the feeling to be important! But beside this the hotel is charming and shows a lot of nice interieur details. My love and me were so impressed by the art ouvres hanging in the room.