If you want to stay somewhere that has a traditional Swiss feel and very cozy this is the place to…read morebe! We had the most wonderful stay at Hotel Sonne. If you want to ski Gemsstock it is in a good location. It is about an 8-minute walk over to the train station and Andermatt ski lift. There are free buses though that you can take if you don't want to walk the whole way. They have a ski locker room and ski racks by the entrance of the hotel. Hotel Sonne was such a cozy place to stay. Our room was so nice! Everything was very clean. They did come and clean our room daily. We also ate here. I think this is one of the best restaurants in town if you want some traditional Swiss food. They've got a huge menu with lots of options. In such a snowy environment it was so nice to be in a hotel that felt like a big hug! At the least come check out their restaurant!

Cozy wooden hotel which serves traditional Swiss cuisine in its restaurant. We really enjoyed the…read moreschnitzel and rosti with a local white wine while admiring the rustic decor. Our waiter was friendly but disappeared half way through the meal. Despite this, the owner took over serving us and other patrons and it all went fine. We'd definitely return!

Horrible experience. Very lavish setting but don't be fooled by it. Food is very expensive and took…read more2.5 hours. The server spilled water all over our table and walked away without cleaning it. She should've had a helmet strapped on her with a caution stick that says Mongaloid. Food was flavorless too, for the $ go somewhere else. Very shallow and pedantic.

We waited 25 minutes for cocktails, then were rushed out at closing time without being allowed to…read moredrink them. When I complained to the manager, he responded by insulting my nationality.

Beware if you have allergies or don't enjoy rude service even if you speak local languages. We went…read morefor dinner, excited by other reviews, and were literally mocked by the server/patron for requesting information about allergens. We decided it wouldn't be safe to order and had to go elsewhere. There are many other nice restaurants in the touristic town center-pick a different one if you have any dietary requirements (or just don't enjoy being treated poorly!)

Staying at hotel.down the street. Was told if we wanted fondue to go to Gasthaus Ochsen. Was…read moregreated by a big smile from the owner. The menu is in German, we were asked if we read German. We said no and the owner takes the time.to read and explain the menu. Already five stars. We order traditional fondue and a.salad, both of which are amazing. Felt like family tonight. 265-year-old building with traditional music playing. The owner opened the door and shook our hands when we left. Truly a special night.

This quaint hotel nestled in the Swiss Alps is a great spot to set up for a visit to Switzerland…read more Walking distance to a train station and near a small sporting goods shop where you can rent mountain bikes. The food was very good and prepared fresh for our tour group. The rooms were VERY clean and well kept. The accoutrements are a little dated but for the price, it is a great find. I would come back here again!

very nice place good personal…read more good breakfast they bring us Halal Meet and was also bring us from the near city other Chees very great

I've had the distinct pleasure of visiting this place several times during my travels through…read moreAndermatt. The bar is well stocked with top shelf product, the food is really carefullly prepared by a talented chef, and the rooms (ours at least) are very cozy. Really cant recommend highly enough.

Great little boutique hotel in a lovely area. Superb walking, if you have the calves for it. We…read morestayed "en route" for just one night, but they were very welcoming and the dogs were welcome too. The room was a good size, nicely furnished with a very comfortable bed. The open plan of the room was a bit strange, but it was made up for by the view of the valley and the river. The only disappointment was that the restaurant was closed, so we had to eat down the road. We will go back, if only to try the local dishes.

We spent a week travelling across Switzerland by train and spent one night in this hotel during…read moreSeptember. We walked from the railway station which took about 10 minutes, following a map downloaded from Multimap. As we approached the hotel we realised it was a traditional looking Swiss building, and my partner immediately said, We're staying in a cuckoo clock! The front door opens in the main bar/restaurant area. The area to the left is a bar, and several locals were enjoying evening drinks. To the right is a restaurant area, also used for breakfasts in the morning. After checking in, at the bar, we were taken up two flights of stairs to our bedroom, one of the girls carried my bag for me. Our bathroom was next door to our room, and though for our exculsive use wasn't ensuite. The room was large, clean and airy. As in all the places we stayed in Switzerland, there were two single beds rather than a double. There was lots of hanging space. The window looked out towards the mountains behind the hotel. Our bathroom inlcuded both a bath (the only one we found during our six nights) and a shower. The bathroom felt spacious and clean, towels and shower gel were provided, though no soap. We ate dinner in the restaurant, both staff members present were very friendly. There seemed to be locals coming into eat as well as other hotel residents, probably twenty people eating altogether. The menu included fondues, pasta dishes, two vegetarians dishes, pork and beef dishes as well as starters and ice cream desserts. Breakfast was a buffet, with tea, coffee or hot chocolate brought to the table. The buffet included three cereals - cornflakes, museli and something that could have been Cinnamon Grahams. There was also bread, a selection of cheese and cold meats, and orange juice. We really enjoyed our stay here. The total price for a double room, breakfast and our evening meals was CHF 177.40.