Bretterhotel

The location is a beautiful location in the countryside, surrounded by farmland. And right down the street from the Ballenburg living museum. Breakfast on the terrace was wonderful even on a cool foggy morning. Food was very good and fresh. The rooms are quite unique but comfortable. We only stayed for one night and was unable to take advantage of everything. Parking fills up so if it is important to be in the garage, make the reservation with the room.

Nice outdoor terrace and kids playground. Underground parking. Nice museum and village around to explore

overpriced at $400/ night for a small queen room + kids bunk: not even AC in the room. Also no pool, no gym, no spa, no hair conditioner in the shower (just cheap soap). No child lock on the shower which runs very hot water. Lots of flies in the indoors cafe. Breakfast included; good but again very basic for $400/night.

Location was good

No reception after 21:00. No notices in English

The originality.

This is a very unique hotel in a great location. The restaurant was impressive and we loved the small stores and food vendors in the lobby/common space.

We visited in late June, so it was hot. Unfortunately our room did not have a/c, so it was a little uncomfortable to sleep at night.

Everything

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The location is quiet and nice not far from the picturesque Brienz. Modern building near the local small village, interesting concept of "museum" together with hotel.

The hotel is quite expensive. For the high price you receive very spartan small space without a wardrobe, fridge or mini-bar, no terrace or balcony (tiny one with wooden vertical sticks, that look nice only from outside, but you have no view or pleasant space to sit inside). Instead of mini-bar they offer common space with a coffee machine and refrigerator for all people in the hotel as in a student hostel. They say, that it saves energy, but keep in mind that the price of the hotel is quite high. Why you save the money, that I paid for my own comfort? But the most disappointing part is that even the people who live in the hotel should pay for the entrance to the "museum" as well as people from the street. They offer a discount, but inside the museum you should pay the whole price for different children activities (e.g.painting of wooden toys).

interior is not bad, bed is comfortable

rooms are very simple, looks like the hotel tries to save even on the laundry bag. I was promised a parking. it didn’t get it.

Great design. Great attention to detail

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