Hotel Kurhaus in Flühli/LU
The 500-year-old Hotel Kurhaus in Flühli has been lovingly restored. There are 14 double rooms and one single room, all with shower and WC. The hotels chefs are members of the guild of master chefs. Most of Entlebuch's restaurants are committed to serve a selection of typical regional cuisine and to obtain 75% of the products and services regionally.
Hiking and Kneipp Cures in the Biosphere Reserve
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Enhance your wellbeing by simple, natural means. Raise your health and fitness level, experience the natural quality of life in Switzerlands first biosphere reserve.
Moors and marshlands are counted among nature's rarest and most precious areas because they are the habitats of a multitude of protected plants and animal species. The huge forest-island of Napf, for example, with its difficult to access canyons, serves as a habitat for endangered species like the capercaillie, the eagle owl, and the lynx. Along the Kleine Emme, between Entlebuch and Doppleschwand, there is a charming meadow landscape of national significance. The Schrattenfluh is one of the most impressive karst regions of the pre-Alps. It has even imparted its name to a type of rock, the Schratten-lime.
Moors and marshlands are counted among nature's rarest and most precious areas because they are the habitats of a multitude of protected plants and animal species. The huge forest-island of Napf, for example, with its difficult to access canyons, serves as a habitat for endangered species like the capercaillie, the eagle owl, and the lynx. Along the Kleine Emme, between Entlebuch and Doppleschwand, there is a charming meadow landscape of national significance. The Schrattenfluh is one of the most impressive karst regions of the pre-Alps. It has even imparted its name to a type of rock, the Schratten-lime.
Opening times
Open all year
Location
at the village square of Flühli, next to the Post Office and Postal Coach startion
PriceCHF 75.00 (approx USD 62.00)* to CHF 85.00 (approx USD 70.00)* , incl. breakfast
*All prices are in Swiss Francs and correct at time of print. Prices shown in currencies other than Swiss Francs are guideline prices only and subject to exchange rate variations. All programmes and prices are subject to change without prior notice.
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- Hotel Kurhaus Flühli
E. & R. Maag
Tel: +41 (0)41 488 11 66
Fax: +41 (0)41 488 23 53