Garni Tramans

This is a wonderfully cozy, family-run hotel that truly makes you feel at home. The owners are incredibly friendly and welcoming, offering genuine hospitality that adds a special touch to the stay. The rooms are beautifully decorated, well-maintained, and spotlessly clean, creating a very comfortable and relaxing atmosphere. Breakfast, while not extensive, is thoughtfully prepared with high-quality products and is more than satisfying for a hotel of this size. The location is slightly outside the main village—about a 15-minute walk or a quick 3-minute drive—but it offers great convenience for skiing. The Saslong slope is just a pleasant 5-minute walk away, and you can even ski back close to the hotel. Additionally, the ski bus (line 357) stops only 100 meters away, making it easy to get around, even though routes can take around 40 minutes. Overall, a charming and welcoming place—perfect for a relaxing and authentic mountain stay.

Some times the room was cold

Very kind, helpful and friendly staff

Good food, good family, and great location.

- It's a cute place, with a nice breakfast. - The grandmother is very cute and friendly. - The shower is hot and a lot of water comes out.

- It's indeed ski in - but not ski out; the slopes are at 1km walk! (We chose this hotel partly because it was advertised as "ski in - ski out") - Beds are only 190cm tall (!!), and framed by some wood, so if you're taller than 180cm, there's no way to let your feet hang over the bed. Particularly on a ski trip, where the legs are already stiff from the day's exercise, it's a particularly annoying problem! - Wifi was not working. When asked specifically, it would work at very low speeds for some minutes, but then it would disappear. So when looking for wifi, I could identify 3 mobile hotspots from other guests; so for them it was clearly also not working. - Even though the breakfast is rationed (2 bread buns per person) the younger lady (Christine) forbade my girlfriend to bring her buns out! Even after explaining that she doesn't eat so early in the morning (she just ate 1 egg) - the lady of the house was strict about it, as if we were school children, and as if those 1 or 2 Euro real cost of breakfast would make any difference towards their profit, when paying 120 Euro per day per room. We found this particularly unhospitable. - No fridge in the room. We asked to leave leftover pizza in the kitchen fridge, but this was not allowed. - Rooms are very small. Considering that apart from restaurants there are not many after-ski activities in the village, and so one would spend much time in the room, there's really no room to spend time in the room, except for the bed, and a miniature table which really doesn't leave much comfort to "enjoy" the time sitting on it. - The shower cabin doesn't close, so be prepared for a wet bathroom. - Location is pretty far from anything else. Without a car it's definitely not recommended to stay here. - Even with a car; if you come back a bit too late from the skiing, there is no decent transport (bus) from the village back to the hotel, and a taxi is required.