Switzerland Brienz Hotels

The traditional and cosy Family-Hotel in the Bernese Oberland with modern comfort and different restaurants where everyone feels at home... Our hotel is situated in the old part of the village. Direct access to the lake promenade. Enjoy your meal in one of our restaurants. Traditional Swiss cuisine, local and fish specialities. Try to ski on the cleanest lake of Switzerland with our own waterski-facilities. Please note that the our Hotel and Restaurant is now non-smoking.Radio in all rooms, Telephone in all rooms, T.V. in all rooms, Lake border, Suitable for the handicapped, Elevator, Public restaurant, Open deckgarden restaurant, Non-smoking tables, Snack restaurant, Restaurant with view, Whole foods cuisine, Separate parking spots belonging to establishment, Pets allowed (extra fee), Meeting room.Brienzerburli: This traditional, oak-bearmed Bauernstube Pizzeria with old wood burning oven includes the speciality restaurant Pudiigg, the non-smoking restaurant Geissenstuble and a comfortable larger restaurant. The Brienzerburli caters for all tastes, including vegetarian dishes and organic products. We served a buffet breakfast. Lake Restaurant Lowen: Renowned for its delicious fish dishes and uniquely situated terrace by the lake of Brienz. The extensive menu also offers a wide range of dishes for lovers of meat, vegetarians and organic food.At the Brienzerburli, all rooms can be reached by lift and are therefore suitable for people in wheelchairs. The rooms at the Brienzerburli all have bathrooms with either a bath or shower and a toilet. Single and Double Rooms Standard are all in the Brienzerburli building. Rooms with lake view cant be guarenteed.

Our nice 2-star hotel is located about 1 km out of Brienz, in Panorama Street in the direction of Interlaken. It is just on the shore of the blue-green Lake of Brienz, which gives you the chance to take a swim in the cleanest lake of Switzerland just in front of the house. And, as you will see, the view from here is amazing ¿ the tall mountains, covered by wild vegetation, cut by a strong and proud waterfall, falling into the lake on the other shore.