Nice cosy organic coffee/restaurant/hotel in the stone-paved streets of Neuchâtel. They have great…read morecoffee, home made vegetable pies and chocolate cakes. Upstairs there's a place where anyone who wants to be quiet and use their free wi-fi is welcome. Make sure to book your table for lunch though!

I have stayed here several times. It's certainly the best location and highest overall quality…read morehotel in town. It's very pricey and you still have to pay for breakfast. Which I have never had as I easily walk across the street for morning walks and grab something small, eat less, and pay less, while getting some fresh air. The hotel staff are all very professional and helpful. The rooms are decorated in more classic styles and the lighting in bathrooms are excellent. The amenities are adequate, you also get your bedding turned in the evening and more or less feel you are pampered! I loved my lakeside view room back in the last summer. Bigger room as well as the one I just had last week.

Excellent hotel. I had a room overlooking the lake, while the windows are quite small this hotel…read morehas old world charm in spades. The included breakfast is just what is needed to start your work day, although the 'scrambled' eggs could have been done a bit more, which is to my liking. I also had a couple of beers in the bar and dinner one night. The food in the restaurant was excellent and service was also exceptional. The hot foie gras appetizer rivals others I have had in Paris, the white truffle risotto special was truly the best thing I have tasted in many trips to Europe and the several mini-tastes of appetizers and chocolates for dessert, which were included in the meal where all quite delicious.

Wonderful little place downtown with a great selection of Israeli street food. The mixed pita is a…read morehuge portion with a great selection of sauces and spices. I also recommend the falafel. Food is available for take away. There are a few tables outdoor, if the weather permits. The space inside is fairly small. Toilets are upstairs (exit the restaurant and use the main building stairs or elevator to go up one floor.)

A very cool atmosphere. We sat in an underground room with raw rock walls all around. Menu seemed…read moremainly Italian, a good bar and liquor selection. Food was great. Main detractor for me was that the staff did not speak English. So go with a french speaking person, and this is definitely an upscale dining experience.