I'm not sure if it was because I was dressed in scruffy leather or not but I was treated like a…read morerock star my entire 5 day stay!! From first entering and handed hot towels for our hands and a lovely little glass of fruit sorbet to relax with while checking in to knocks at the door with little packages of goodies with chocolate, drinks and toiletries(not asked for) We were offered free taxi service and complimentary room upgrade. The rooms are beautiful and quite spacious. A rain-shower is always a winner. Good amenities, a nespresso machine and minibar included in price and restocked each day. Turn down of the room in the evenings left some very welcomed swiss chocolate and fruit drinks. Great location opposite the train station and right in the heart of Bern. The staff were wonderful and our room excellent! The restaurant was fantastic for dinner and buffet breakfast every morning. The cocktail bar is amazing with brilliant staff.

A large historical property very near the train stain in Bern. If you go, be sure to build time…read moreinto your schedule to partake in the extensive spa-unfortunately our one-night stopover didn't facilitate that on this trip. For a seemingly large hotel having two people at the small front desk was insufficient mid morning when we arrived and we experienced a bit of a wait due in part to a group ahead of us. Our double boutique room was very nicely updated with an amazing rain shower (more like a waterfall) and modern fixtures. The king bed was comfortable and the clean, modern room had a nice sized king bed. Unfortunately due to the age and makeup of the hotel there is no AC. Travelling during an unseasonably warm (and more and more common) September the room was a bit on the warm side. There are windows that open and you can ask for a fan from the front desk. Breakfast was included and there was a very nice selection plus the ability to order eggs. Really liked the updated rooms and especially the bathroom but would only stay there during non-AC weather-not summer-if returning to Bern in the future.

Friendly staff allowed me to check in early at 11a, and as a guest of my friend who was still at…read morework. That alone deserved 5 stars! Room is clean and spacious but more important that it's well-ventilated with cool air in this unusually hot weather in Switzerland in late September! No skiing during this visit... Hotel is a couple minutes from the train station, which I took from Zurich as my hubby flew back solo to the U.S. I decided to stay over the weekend to meet up with a friend in Bern and she and I will meet up with my college friend tomorrow... Bed was a king but could be separated into two twins which we need and got. bathroom was clean and has nice aesthetics! Room has a small beverage fridge, coffee pot, and hotel sleepers, yay! Great option while in Bern! Lots of restaurants and shops surrounding the area as well made this hotel the most convenient, and welcoming staff was bonus! 4.5 rounding to 5 for great customer service and special accommodations!!!

This hotel was so centrally located--we couldn't have picked a better spot for our 1.5 days in…read moreBern. The friendly staff helped in so many ways--they gave us a great tourist map, stowed away our luggage after check out so that we could see the city unhindered. Gave us advice on tourist spots to go to. Best of all--the hotel is literally 1.5 blocks from the train station. You literally walk down a pedestrian only street and take an escalator down one floor to the indoor train station (Bern's mall-like gathering spot with restaurants and stores). What could be more convenient than that? Truly an awesome place to stay!

My favorite part of the hotel was the lounge area and the bar. Room was clean and simple. Bed was…read morecomfy. Careful leaving your window open- pigeons may attempt to fly in. Staff were helpful with taxis, directions, and other suggestions. Did hear noises from other guests in the evening like the doors closing. Close to food and shopping.

Yelp Review 2026 #133:…read more We stayed at NH Hotel The Bristol while in Bern. It's about 5 minutes from the train station. There are restaurants across the street, a chocolate shop next door, pharmacies, and points of interest nearby. The lobby is small but it's comfortable. There's a bar next to the front desk. We left our bags at the front desk because we arrived early in the morning and check in is at 3pm. They told us we can check in earlier than 3pm. So, we walked around Bern and came back to the hotel at 2pm and our room was ready! The staff was fantastic. Warm and welcoming despite the weather being the opposite. The room was quite spacious but we didn't have luggage taking up space. The toiletries smelled nice but I bring my own anyway because I'm allergic to smelly soaps and lotions. The bed was comfortable - I was watching TV and accidentally took a nap when I should have been exploring the city. The bathroom situation wasn't the best. The shower, toilet, sink are all there without anything separating them except for a thin shower curtain. So, after you shower, almost the whole bathroom floor is wet. I love the wall art. I went to different floors just to check out the artwork. They're for sale. The windows open fully which was nice so we can get some fresh air in the room. But the American restaurant across the street had some loud people outside so, we had to close the windows. Plenty of English channels. Free bottled water. We paid close to $400/ night - not the nicest hotel we've stayed at in Switzerland but it was good.

The question when staying in Bern, where should I stay at the Bellevue Palace or the Schweizerhoff?…read more Bellevue: great view. Large and beautiful lobby/atrium. The terrace overlooking the river is breath taking. The service throughout the hotel is Swiss at its finest. A classical European hotel that is very rare in the abstract world we live in. Schweizerhoff. Location convenience across from train station and shopping arcade. Spa to die for.

Gorgeous and historic hotel, amazing views of the river and old town. Impeccable in every way,…read morefantastic rooms with high ceilings and balconies that open up to postcard quality views. The location allows for walks throughout the city and parks, museums and zoo. Breakfast on the outdoor esplanade is not to be missed, best to forget calories when one approaches the patisserie cart, everything is superior. Order Eggs Royal, and be changed forever! The teams are polished, helpful and very friendly. Can't wait to stay there again.

Our stay at Hotel National Bern was 2 nights and 2 days and it was a good stay. Check-in was smooth…read moreand efficient, with friendly staff who provided clear and useful instructions that made settling in easy. Although the room was small but it was clean and comfortable, offering everything we needed for a pleasant stay. The hotel's central location is perfect for sightseeing, putting Bern's main attractions within easy walking distance. The combination of helpful service, quality accommodations, and prime location made this a great choice for exploring the city. We were able to enjoy the complimentary continental buffet breakfast and we also tried the wonderful dinner to celebrate our 31st wedding anniversary. Would definitely recommend and consider staying here again. One of the highlight of this hotel is the 120+ year old elevator and other vintage items that you can see around the hotel and the view of the city from our balcony. We made use of the city bus pass they gave us to have a great time.

All good. Nice older building kept up. Clean with a restaurant. Recommend highly. Close to allread more

Hotel Kreuz Bern really gets it right. The room was clean and modern in all the right ways,…read moreespecially the bathroom and bed, but still had that cozy European charm that makes a stay feel special. The location is incredible. You walk out and you're right in the middle of everything, close to all the sights but still quiet enough to actually relax. The staff were genuinely lovely. Friendly, helpful, and made the whole experience feel even more welcoming. Only reason it's not a full five stars is the price. It's definitely a bit steep for the size, but you're getting quality and unbeatable convenience. Would definitely stay again.

Our group of 7, stayed here, in early June. The checking process was quick. The front desk staff…read morewere very helpful. It is an older hotel, but well kept, clean, and a little quirky, which made it fun! On every floor there was some little nook that was special, a tea room, a play room, a rooftop terrace! We enjoyed a sunset looking over the city! Once you close the windows, the room is utterly quiet! The shower had perfect temperature and pressure. The breakfast was an amazing assortment of goods! I highly recommend this hotel!

Great hotel that is very stylish and the staff at the front desk are very friendly and helpful. Our…read moreroom was very modern with a large white cabinet filled with a fridge and coffee maker. The black bathroom was also cool but small. Next to the hotel is a convenient Coop market. This hotel is located in the heart of Bern.

In most of Europe, the air conditioning isn't that cold. Well, not in this hotel. It was the only…read morehotel in our trip were we slept comfortable and cool. It was a modern updated and very clean room. Close to train station. Its hard to convey how happy we were staying here!! If I could have given it six stars I could have! It's actually called Best Western Plus Hotel Bern.

Taking in the sights that Bern, Switzerland has to offer. Hotel Sorell Adore fit my needs. About a…read more3 minute walk to the train station. Conveniently located to most tourist spots. They provide a pass for public transportation, but most things are close enough to walk. The room was small but clean. As a solo traveler it met my needs. They provide water and a safe but no mini fridge. The bathroom was small but clean. The staff was friendly and courteous. The breakfast is with the room and it has a variety of meats, cheeses, jellies, coffee and more. Made fresh daily. Overall, I would recommend. I do not have anything negative to say, other than it's a bit pricey, but this is Switzerland.

I spent an evening in the Hotel Ador in Bern, while attending a conference there. The rooms are…read morevery nice I must say, extremely clean and very nicely arranged. They are quite small though (even if for us it was not a problem). Bathroom was also newly renovated and looked spotless. We also had breakfast and lunch there; breakfast was really great. Selection was wide and all the products were top brands (orange juice Michel and so on). Lunch however was weird: we got huge portions of un-understandable and not really tasty food. Hmm... Oh and very important: hotel is super close to the train station (maybe the closest hotel?), so that's a huge plus, Recommend!

The people who work at the desk are very kind and outgoing. The hotel is in a great location in Old…read moreTown, easy to walk across the bridge to see the bears in their bear pit, free to the public. We saw 3 bears, which was pretty ccol. The river is beautiful. But also from the hotel you can walk to the old clock tower and lots of restaurants. We loved Bern. Two things about the hotel that we wish were better were that there was no A/C, and that there was a layer of dust on the surfaces. (Maybe no one was in our room for awhile?) It was actually cool at night but you couldn't open the windows because there was so much noise from the street trams. So that was a little tough. But we did like the place for all of it's character and the location.

This review is for the restaurant only. After our monster of a day going from Zurich to Luzerne to…read moreInterlaken to Bern, we were tired and famished! After walking around for a couple of hours in Bern with our eye on what looked good to eat, we decided on the Belle Epoque restaurant for its diverse menu, beautiful decor, and competitive prices. Inside is indeed very fin-de-siecle French, with beautiful black metal flora-inspired light fixtures and antique furniture and art. The staff was welcoming and used to dealing with tourists--their English was great (as was mostly the case all over Switzerland). We started out with a couple of glasses of red wine while we perused the menu. We thought it'd be mostly French and Italian stuff but they had Thai and Indian dishes on there, too, which was intriguing. It's not a huge menu, but quite diverse. Anyway, I opted for escargots and the mushroom ravioli and my friend decided on the smoked trout fillets and spinach quiche. Well wouldn't you know it, they were out of the mushroom ravioli, so I decided to go for the quiche lorraine. Our appetizers were excellent, and I very much enjoyed my lovely snails drenched in butter, garlic and parsley, accompanied by a basket of white bread toast slices with butter. My friend liked her smoked trout fillets very much also. So far, so good. When our quiches came out I was surprised to see two little round quiches instead of one larger piece, but it wasn't a big deal. When we dug in we found them to be utterly delicious. And then...as we near the centers of the quiches we discover that they are quite cool and then eventually downright cold! I think they must've been frozen and then reheated because the centers were cooked, just cold. I don't have a problem with previous frozen foods and all, but it'd be nice if they check to see if the darn things are hot all the way through at least. So I inform the waitress and she is very apologetic, and the offending quiches are whisked back to the kitchen to get warmed up. When they came back out they were fine and I finished them. The waitress then asked if she could offer us a dessert or coffee but I declined, as I was quite full. I was hoping she'd take something off our bill, but alas, she didn't. I supposed I could've asked, but it didn't seem worth the effort. She was sort of the manager-lady, I think, and our regular waitress totally didn't apologize or even acknowledge what had happened. This sort of apathy kind of bummed me out and dimmed my view of the place as a result. Overall it was a pleasant-enough place and I don't regret coming here, but would I be eager to come back again? Not sure...

From the owner: Im Kursaal Bern verwöhnt das 4-Sterne-Superior-Hotel Allegro mit zuvorkommendem Service, hohem…read moreWohnkomfort, einem Fitnessbereich und einem ebenso vielfältigen wie hochstehenden Gastronomie- und Unterhaltungsangebot. Spannung pur garantiert der freie Eintritt ins hauseigene Grand Casino für Hotelgäste. Die von der UNESCO als Welterbe ausgezeichnete Altstadt von Bern, sie befindet sich nur wenige Gehminuten entfernt, hat viel zu bieten: Charme, Musse und Kultur. Die berühmten kilometerlangen Lauben (Arkaden) ermöglichen Shopping und Flanieren bei jedem Wetter. Wir bauen für Sie um! Von Januar bis Dezember 2020 renovieren wir etappenweise alle Zimmer im Hotel Allegro. Während der gesamten Bauzeit sind wir wie gewohnt für Sie da: Alle Restaurants, die Allegro Bar, die Eventräume und das Grand Casino Bern bleiben regulär geöffnet und freuen sich auf Ihren Besuch. Zeitweise wird es wochentags zwischen 8 und 18 Uhr lauter werden. Wir bedauern dies sehr und versuchen, möglichen Lärm so gering wie möglich zu halten. Merci vielmal für Ihr Verständnis.