Hotels in Other Swiss Cities

This two-star hotel on the main street of the village offers low cost lodgings provided you are amenable to walking down the hall to the bathroom. Rooms with private bathroom facilities are so small that it is worth the small additional cost to move up substantially in space and quality to the Alpenruhe or the Falken.

For the most part, the Bernerhof's rooms are small and plain with a tiny shower and toilet built into one corner of the room. Wash basins are in the bedroom. Rooms are clean but the furniture is a little beat up. Most, however, come with television, something you don't get at the Alpenruhe. Our recommended doubles are Number 307 or Number 209, which is smaller but has better furniture. A very pleasant single is Number 101, on a corner with many windows. The hotel has no elevator. Number 207, which would accommodate a family of four, has a real bathroom, opposed to the tiny boxes installed in most other rooms that have private facilities. We had a light but satisfying lunch at one of the Bernerhof's sidewalk tables; good soup and outstanding salad (11.5 Sfr./$8) of chopped wurst and fresh vegetables.