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Rooms & Views
Family Studio
The unit offers 5 beds.
Studio with Sofa Bed
Offering free toiletries, this studio includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower and a hairdryer. Meals can be pr…
Family Room (6 Adults) - no window
This air-conditioned family room includes a flat-screen TV with cable channels and a private bathroom. The unit offers 6…
Studio (4 Adults)
Featuring free toiletries, this studio includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower and a hairdryer. Guests can mak…
Classic Quadruple Room, Multiple Beds, Kitchenette
Mountain view
1 Twin Bunk Bed and 1 Queen Bed 323-sq-foot room with mountain views Layout - Separate dining area Internet -…
Superior Double Room with Sofabed
The spacious double room offers a wardrobe, heating, as well as a private bathroom featuring a walk-in shower and a hair…
Double Room Classic
Rooms are 21 square yards.
Double Room with Small Double Bed
Providing free toiletries, this double room includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower and a hairdryer. This doub…
Single Room (Grand Lit)
Mountain view
1 Twin Bed 215-sq-foot room with mountain views Internet - Free WiFi Entertainment - Flat-screen TV with cabl…
Budget Quadruple Room - no window
Rooms are 19 square yards. Please note that these rooms have no window. Fresh air ventilation is provided.
Budget Triple Room - No Window
The triple room features air conditioning. The unit has 2 beds.
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Restaurants nearby
- SonneBib At the Häfliger family's restaurant, the aim is to unite the new with the tried and tested. This principle is reflected both in the property itself, whose period architecture is complemented by elegant modern accents to create a welcoming setting, and the work of the team led by chef-patron Oliver Häfliger, who represents the fourth generation at the helm. He wins over diners with traditional regional and seasonal dishes that are skilfully crafted and brimming with flavour. His wife, Stefania Martinelli, presides over the attentive and well-organised waitstaff. The à la carte options, daily sp7.8km
- Wiesner Mysterion - Wiesner - Zauber★ Michelin Surrounded by untouched nature, this spot 1 052m above sea level in the Entlebuch Biosphere Reserve feels like a world of its own. With mountains and valleys, meadows and forests all around, this environment is a source of the most diverse ingredients and flavours. Stefan Wiesner's nature-inspired, alchemistic cuisine forms part of a unique, captivating and at times provocative experience – a kind of personal ceremony that it is well worth embracing. It begins with the chef-patron's opening words and includes glimpses into his artistic world, as well as diner participation in the finishing and16.8km
- Wiesner Mysterion – Werkstatt KostBib Anyone heading to see the "Wizard of Entlebuch" in Bramboden should be prepared for something special. Like Wiesner – Zauber, Werkstatt – Kost is housed in the Weitsicht hotel. The location is simply magnificent; the terrace is idyllic, boasting one of the loveliest views in the whole region. Stefan Wiesner brings his nature-inspired culinary philosophy to the plate. For his four-course set menu, he sources ingredients from nearby woods and meadows, as well as the on-site garden – and prepares them using fire, embers and smoke. Tip: It's well worth spending the night. That way, you will have t16.8km
- Bacchus Bistro & GenussmanufakturBib You'll feel right at home here and that is down to the pleasant atmosphere, friendly service and excellent, fresh cuisine cooked up by Werner Tobler. The set menu, "La Table chez Bacchus", comprises four to six courses; the small à la carte selection includes dishes such as roasted pike-perch with pine nuts, ratatouille and white tomato butter. At lunchtime, there is also the option of a two- to four-course set menu. The setting is tasteful and upscale, with decorative touches in the form of bookshelves and a large mural; floor-to-ceiling windows allow plenty of light to flood in. Tip: You can17.6km
- Chez Be The dedication of the experienced couple at the helm, Romy and Beat Amrein, is palpable. Tasty Mediterranean and French dishes are Beat's speciality – this is pleasant, straightforward cuisine. Romy is in charge front of house, serving guests in her natural and cordial manner. It is worth perusing the wine list, which reveals a penchant for French and Swiss picks. The lunch menu is shorter. The charming modern bistro-style interior with its open kitchen and the terrace giving onto the little square (Mühleplatz) are both lovely places to sit and eat.9.6km
- OX'n Where the old Ochsen inn once stood, the new OX'n stands today with its eye-catching modern design – all the glass gives the place an airy feel and a pleasing sense of transparency. The overall atmosphere is trendy yet inviting. In good weather, the terrace beckons. Friendly service. A surprise menu is served Wed-Sat evenings, and there is an additional à la carte selection Wed-Thu. At lunchtime, a simplified version of the evening surprise menu is available. Alternatively, you could opt for the set menu that changes every week, or something from the à la carte selection. Featuring ingredients11.6km
- Restaurant Pony Nestled in a small town at an elevation of 770m, this third-generation family business serves classic seasonal fare with a Mediterranean twist in an elegant light-filled extension. There are two set menus (one of them vegetarian), from which you can also order à la carte. Tempting dishes include Sigigen trout fillet with wild garlic, and timeless favourites such as "Suure Mocke" (marinated beef roast). Or why not share the Chateaubriand beef fillet for two? Friendly service. For a more rustic dining experience, head to Beizli & Sonnsyte, which also doubles as a lounge. Another option is to din12.6km
- Landgasthof Bären The exterior of this 17C half-timbered house exudes historical charm; the interior is traditional and lovingly decorated with upscale furnishings. It is the garden terrace, though, that is the real highlight! In the evening, there is an ambitious set menu, its appealing vegetarian alternative, or regional classics and modern dishes à la carte. More limited options at lunchtime. There is also a good wine list, and service is cordial and competent. Contemporary guestrooms for overnight stays.15.9km
- Klostergasthaus Löwen - Gaststube This is Pascal Schwarz's second restaurant on the estate of the former 12th century monastery. In addition to the gourmet restaurant, he also has his ‘Gaststube’ in the historic monastery inn in the St. Urban district - also on the first floor. Modern interiors have been attractively integrated into the traditional setting - on the terrace behind the house you can enjoy the good cuisine of Pascal and his team as well as the view of the imposing monastery church, which is well worth a visit. The cuisine is regional, seasonal and international. In the evening, there is a nice selection of dishes16.6km
- Klostergasthaus Löwen - Negral With the ‘Negral’ and the ‘Gaststube’, there are two concepts under one roof here, in the ‘Klostergasthaus Löwen’ dating from 1870 on the grounds of the imposing former Cistercian monastery dating from 1194 in the St. Urban district. On the first floor, Pascal Schwarz and his team offer modern, classically based cuisine in the form of a surprise menu, including vegetarian options, in the chic little gourmet parlour ‘Negral’. The six, eight or ten courses are prepared using excellent seasonal, regional and international produce. The terrace offers a beautiful view of the monastery church. Tip: 16.6km
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Attractions nearby
- Lake Sempach lake in Switzerland11.7km
- Mauensee lake in Canton of Lucerne, Switzerland7.4km
- Soppensee lake in Buttisholz in the canton of Lucerne, Switzerland7.7km
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