Hoteller nær Det sveitsiske alpinmuseum

"Meget gammelt og slitt hotell med tilhørende kvalitet på rommene . "

"Greit hotell med buss stasjon rett på utsiden med online til sentrum. Men også gåavstand for dem som liker å gå. "

"Greit hotell med sentral beliggenhet. Vi hadde bare ikke forutsett bråk fra rehabilitering. Litt slitent hotell. Kort veg til gamlebyen med sine sjarmerende gater. Bjørneparken er en fin spasertur unna. Super innsjekking med ei som virkelig kunne jobben sin:) "

"Bra oppholdet, ligger veldig sentralt. Koselig området, hjelpsom og hyggelig personalet:)"

"All very good. Happy it had AC since that day it was 29 degree C."

"I get migraine from perfume and the hotel gave me a perfect perfumefree room. It was really great. Lovely bed and a quite roomalso, I slept like a baby."

"Modern aparthotel with its own kitchen and an amazing common area. This area has everything you need and more. Billiards, kitchen, tea, coffee, jam, various games and recreation areas. Nearby public transport stops and a supermarket. Important! You must register online in advance. Otherwise, you will not receive an electronic key and will not be able to get into your room or the hotel itself. There is no reception desk at all. They should send a registration link in advance automatically, but in our case we had to call the owner, since there was no link. You can also get a free transport card only after registration. You must have mobile Internet. WiFi in public places in Switzerland only works after authorization. We could not get the authorization code anywhere with a Norwegian phone number. The hotel has good WiFi, but sometimes you need to log in again. The toilet and shower have a panoramic glass door, which together with a huge mirror gives a perfect view of the toilet from any place in the room. 🙂 The cherry on the cake is a crossbow with suction cup arrows and a target on the door in the room. After check-in, there is an opportunity to make an electronic key card for free. Overall, it's cool, although a little difficult for 50+, but the youth are delighted."