民宿艾尔斯纳之家

The journey to the village of Betlis may not be the most straightforward (the road from Weesen is only open for five minutes at a time on the half hour or hour), but the stunning elevated location more than compensates with a view of nearby Lake Walen and the mountain landscape. There is greenery at every turn – on the terrace in particular you feel like you are in a corner of paradise. The interior is attractive and sleek, its wooden decor exuding traditional charm, fostering a pleasingly unpretentious and relaxed atmosphere. Choose between small plates such as pickled vegetables or "lettuce

This centrally located inn has tables in the stylish conservatory or a simpler dining room where you can tuck into traditional fare that often draws on international influences. The wide-ranging menu includes spaetzle with Sbrinz (hard cheese) and truffle, cordon bleu with Alpine cheese, "Vorässä 2.0" (beef stew with a twist) and salmon green curry. The service is friendly and attentive. Lunchtime options are more limited and moderately priced.

The Oliveira family ensures a warm welcome in a harmonious, intentionally informal setting in which guests feel instantly at ease. Service is attentive, and the Mediterranean cuisine is based on top-quality ingredients, with fresh seafood a particular highlight. Be sure not to miss the zabaione with port wine and vanilla ice cream – available by pre-order only. Alongside an extensive à la carte menu, there is also a selection of daily specials and seasonal dishes. The food is complemented by an outstanding range of wines from the owner's Portuguese homeland, including fine ports, also availabl

The location by Lake Zurich is quite something – the terrace overlooking the water is dreamy, not least on account of the mountain views! The restaurant boasts further charms indoors: regional cachet shines through, beautifully combined with chic, modern style. The menu includes classics – beef tartare and crispy battered fish bites are a must – and contemporary dishes such as lake fish ceviche or, for dessert, "wild cacao from Bolivia".