One of the best hotels in Gstaad. Service and amenities was amazing. We really enjoyed our stay at…read moretheir hotel. I would recommend it to friends and family to give it a try.

Family owned hotel in the center of Gstaad town, right next to the river and promenade. Modern…read moreSwiss conservative decor. Some rooms have balconies with a view of the town (Palace Hotel) or the valley with mountains and a gorgeous sunset. During very popular weeks during the year they do have a one week minimum booking. But you should call in advance to see. Breakfast is included and you can also have dinner included with your rate (half board) if you desire. The breakfast is a wonderful Swiss breakfast and you have a choice of all different kinds of müesli and cheeses, including the local Gstaad cheese, local sausage, smoked salmon, incredible breads. Swiss jams. The servers also will make you a great cappuccino, latte,, a fresh avocado toast, bacon and fried eggs, etc. if you want. It's just a very charming small hotel and cozy as it is family owned. The Saagi Stubli fondue restaurant underneath the hotel is known as one of the best raclette places in the area (they melt it with a wood fire) but make a reservation with the front desk in advance. I always stay here on my trips to the "Saanenland". You're right in the center of things so you can walk everywhere. Best location! Just next door there's a great a ski shop/rental place across the street, a "molkerei" store where you can buy drinks and snacks, drugstore, and you can actually walk 10 minutes to the Eggli ski mountain if you want. On my stay (2022) because I had booked directly through the hotel they gave me the option of either a free pass at the local Sports Center which is just down the street with a beautiful pool and gym or a drink at the bar in the hotel. They have a wonderful wellness center in the hotel with a sauna, steam room, relaxation rooms and whirlpools. showers have different temperatures and scented waters (like citrus or eucalyptus) with colored lights to relax, stars in the ceiling, and things like that. There's no gym in a hotel but the Gstaad Sports Center is right next-door and it has a fantastic gym you can use, plus the Olympic size pool there is beautiful. You can pay for parking in the hotel's underground lot. Simply a great place to stay in Gstaad.

The hotel is impressive. Small in size, only 19 rooms, it delivers in a big way. Excellent…read moreservice, first class amenities (spa, pool, steam/sauna rooms, movie theater), and a food & wine menu that will please anyone are all part of the experience. The on-property restaurant, Le Roc, served the best rack of lamb (roasted with hay, served with flavorful new potatoes and accompanying au jour) I have ever had. My wife got the monkfish, which was equally delicious. In season, this seams to be a hopping hotel, so reservations must be made far in advance.

For our anniversary. Wow!!! Amazing decor. Designer boutique hotel. Staff was very helpful they…read morehelped plan our day made recommendations, reservation s and also provided free rides from station to hotel. One we were running late the gentleman drove us two stations away to make sure we don't miss our train. The breakfast was delicious and freshly prepared with ingredients locally soucred.

You know you made the right choice when most of the other patrons are locals, particularly in a…read moretourist town. Great food and great service. The lamb sirloin steak was perfectly cooked and delicious. My wife had a salad and pizza and both were excellent.

Great German restaurant in Gstaad, unfortunately there wasn't too much snow and it was windy so we…read morecouldn't take the gondola up. Instead we had great German food, nice services, overall great experience.

We did not actually even stay at Eurotel, but I wanted to express gratitude for the management and…read morestaff working on 9 December. Half of our tour trip was stranded along the mountain coming back from seeing Santa, and our return got delayed. There were scattered showers throughout the night that made hanging around outside a challenge, especially for those of us with smaller children. We poked our heads inside the lounge, hoping there was a cafe or bar that we could purchase drinks from in exchange for some warmth and dryness. There was no such opportunity. However, the lounge had a coffee machine and popcorn maker, and the staff allowed us to partake and kick back while we waited for the rest of our group and bus. Outstanding customer support to some non-customers! I will fully recommend this hotel, and if I find myself back in town, this is the hotel I will stay in.

All of our Globus people got a great view of the lake .. Im not sure if all rooms have a view but I…read moreloved it. The hotel had AC but the AC didn't get the room cool enough .. i hear that it helped to close the curtain and give up that gorgeous view. The beds throughout all the hotels we stayed at .. most of the beds were too firm and rooms too warm .. but have to give this props for the location... right on Lake Geneva surrounded by gorgeous mountains. Cute artsy picturesque town. nice to walk about.or sit and have a drink.. We really enjoyed his location. Sorry to only be there one night. Of all the places we went on this 16 day 6 country tour .. this is one place I'd have just like to stay for a week. Had a friend who stayed here and caught a train to some chocolate places .. would have loved that .. and missed seeing the castle. saw a few neat churches but they were locked so didn't see inside .. on the lake theres a few parks and statuses of music legends and to honor the Olympics. we liked the breakfast included a made to order egg station because throughout Europe their eggs have been unexceptionably under cooked there scrambled eggs set new standards in being under cooked. One of our people didn't even know they were supposed to be eggs ... but the omelet was excellent.

This is my favorite place in Gstaad. I would say the menu is typical Swiss-German, but not so…read moretypical in preparation. I usually get the Tete de Veau / Kalbskopf. If you've ever eaten this dish anywhere else, it is usually a plate of mostly veal fat with very little flavor. At the Rossli it is much less fatty, and comes with this gravy boat of very finely cubed vegetables in a heavenly vinaigrette. Last night I had some veal dish off the daily specials menu, that the waitress described as from the calf/ankle of the calf. Whatever the cut was, it was low fat and beautifully tender. My wife had the kalbsleber which I tasted and was also delicious (and I not usually a fan of liver, well not cow liver anyway). What I am a big fan of when I'm in Switzerland is veal. I think we Americans have the best beefsteaks, but the Swiss have and prepare the best veal. The service here is top notch and very professional. It's been my experience that all the servers are fluent in English, French and German, but that is pretty much the case at all of the places in Gstaad. The menus are also printed in these 3 languages, except for the daily specials which are only listed in French and German. The servers also wear traditional uniforms you would expect at a Swiss landhaus in the old days. The chalet the Rossli is located in may actually be the oldest chalet in the village. Based on the name it was the original post office for the village, and is currently also a modest hotel. I've only ever eaten in the steubli, which I prefer over the formal dining room. The steubli is decorated with old skiing photos, deer antlers and local artifacts. I find it very charming. This place defines classic Swiss dining in a Landhaus. If you are in town during anything resembling the busy seasons; Christmas, February, and Summer, I would suggest reservations. The impression I have, is that this place is popular with those in the know. I've been going there for 13 years now and it's always good. Lastly, there's price. With the exchange rate being what it is the last few years, Switzerland is expensive, and Gstaad is expensive anyway, but I consider this place a very good value considering the quality of the food and impeccable service.

Inside a hotel, we walked into the restaurant for lunch on a Tuesday in August. After waiting for a…read morewhile, we were brought to a table and had our order taken in no time. Very filling, I ordered the cheese toast with ham and egg. It is very good, but NOT like a grilled cheese. It comes out with one single thick bread coated in cheese and a fried egg and ham. It hit the spot!

We loved our stay at hotel de gruyères! Phenomenal location, comfortable and cozy rooms, very…read morefriendly staff, and great restaurant! Not only was our room cozy, but the view was incredible! Looking out to rolling hills, cows, deer, biplanes, and the storybook-like views you can only find in Switzerland is incredible. And the bed was comfortable. You cannot beat the location. Nestled at the entrance to the medieval city, staying here allows you to both easily walk anywhere in the city and park your car in their lot right by your rooms. No lugging your briefcase over cobblestones to get to your hotel in the medieval city, and no driving to get to the medieval city. And you aren't sacrificing any beautiful architecture staying here - it's a great building. The restaurant is so good! We had a lot of fun with the raclette, and the ice cream and meringue dessert was huge but super fun. If I ever came back to Gruyeres, I would definitely stay here again. We had a great time!

We had three lovely experiences at this restaurant during our four night stay in Gruyeres. We left…read moreevery meal noting the great customer service and how lovely the atmosphere was. Note that all menus in Gruyeres are extremely identical so good customer service is a great way to set them apart. During our three visits we tried a variety of wines, Cafe Vienna, the beef broth soup, fondue, raclette, meringue and double cream, liqueur soaked cherries with ice cream and double cream and the salad. One dish that set this eatery apart was their version of the Brazilian pan de queso with gruyere stuffed in the center (perfection!). You'll notice that this restaurant takes over two buildings across the street from one another with patio seating as well as indoor (two levels). We really appreciated that they allowed us to share the one serving size of both the fondue and raclette (ordering two portions is not only too much food but pricey as well).

This hotel deserves one word, 'LOVELY'. It is a true butique hotel. Everything was paid a lot of…read moreattention. Flowers are everywhere and very unique mixture of oriental and antique western furniture and decoration. Staff here are wonderful. Very friendly, polite and attentive. Great view from any window. Room is very cozy yet elegant. Bed... This is an insomnia's dream bed.. I slept so well.. omg.. I highly recommend this hotel to everyone who comes to Vevey.

very beautiful hotel with a very high comfort and excellent service!! totally recommandable!!…read more Rooms: the rooms are very well made and beautifully designed. the bed is very comfortable and the view is just georgeous (dont forget to order view side)! Service: excellent service! there was not even one down-side. after one time ordering a cocktail the bartender even knew my name and my room number. Drinks: a cocktail costs around 25.- (a mojito royal even 33.-) . Yes.... thats a lot!! but i have to say that those cocktails are really well made and they are one of the best i had. Food: unfortunately we could eat dinner at this place because it was already booked out (but i'd say that says everything). on tripadvisor their restaurant "les saisons" is number one in vevey. the breakfast buffet was one of the best i've seen! great variety from bacon and eggs over salmon till apple pie (NOMS!). price for the breakfast is 39.- (if you book over the hotel it is already included as i know) Ambience: very very beautiful hotel with an incredible view and excellent service. Cool thing is that you can sit outside at the border to the lake and enjoy a good cocktail in their garden with a beautiful view. OR you can just sit on your little balcony and have some more privacy. Perfect hotel to hang out on the weekends and enjoy life. just bring your big purse with you. or a credit card with a higher limit.

This hotel is a gem! There are some pros and cons to it but honestly I would highly recommend it to…read moreeveryone! Parking: Now the main entrance to this hotel is located inside a pedestrian only street within the medieval village. It's a beautiful location! Now because it's location parking can be fun. They have 3 lots you can choose from. P1 is the closest and about a 5 minute walk up a small hill. P2 is the next closest where you will have about 100 stairs and a small hill. P3 is located the furthest and will be a hike from the bottom of the hill for about a 7-10 minute walk. No matter where you park there will be a hill and you will need to carry you luggage up it. Now with that being said, it's not a hard hike up those hills and they have benches to relax on. The views are unreal here so if you need a break, just pause and enjoy the views. Parking is $10 and the hotel front desk will provide you a parking pass for your car. Checking in: The front desk for this hotel is tucked away in a corner and it's wonderful! I seriously loved how after we checked in the gentleman walked us to our room and gave us a tour of the hotel. In all the hotels I've stayed at in the world, I've never had that and it was seriously a nice touch! Views: With this hotel you get two views. The first is one overlooking the town center and the second is looking at the beautiful mountains. Honestly both views are unbelievable! What's unique about staying in the medieval village of Gruyères is that during the day it will be packed with tourists. Parking will be difficult during this time. However once it hits like 6pm all the tourists leave and it because very quiet and peaceful. It's very relaxing! Overall phenomenal hotel and I would highly recommend it to everyone!

I was told to come for the dessert, but chose to take in the whole experience. As far as views go,…read morethis is one of the best views from a restaurant that I have seen. It puts on display all the glories of the hills of Switzerland. I ordered their "signature dish" which is essentially a Gruyère based Mac and cheese with black pepper and local ham. This was ok. Nothing special, and would have earned them a 3 star rating on its own. Luckily I also ordered the meringue au double crème which was spectacular. Add the dessert to the amazing view, and 4 starts all around