Half Board...?????
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Also check with them what kind of evening meal is offered. In some hotels, half-board means you are given the daily special, you can't choose from the menu. Others have a limited menu you can select from and still others let you choose from the entire menu. Some of the larger hotels may have several restaurants of varying formality and price levels.
For example, we will be spending a week at the Royal Trofana (www.trofana.at) in Ischgl with half board. One night we can eat in their most formal dining room, choosing anything we want from the menu. The rest of the time, we'll be eating in their more slightly casual restaurant (which is still VERY nice) and choosing from a more limited menu and from their dinner buffet. Since the hotel has a Michelin star and 18/20 Gault Millau rating and has won awards as the best hotel restaurant in Austria, we are not worried about the quality of the food
But something else to check...how good the restaurant is and the type of cuisine offered.
For example, we will be spending a week at the Royal Trofana (www.trofana.at) in Ischgl with half board. One night we can eat in their most formal dining room, choosing anything we want from the menu. The rest of the time, we'll be eating in their more slightly casual restaurant (which is still VERY nice) and choosing from a more limited menu and from their dinner buffet. Since the hotel has a Michelin star and 18/20 Gault Millau rating and has won awards as the best hotel restaurant in Austria, we are not worried about the quality of the food
But something else to check...how good the restaurant is and the type of cuisine offered.






