Gravel biking through Switzerland Hotels to stay along the way

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Switzerland is a dream for gravel bikers, with quiet alpine trails, forest roads, and scenic valleys made for adventure. To make the most of it, the right accommodation matters. The best bike-friendly stays offer secure bike garages, cleaning stations, power breakfasts, and even partner with local bike shops. Whether you're on a multi-day ride or a weekend loop, these selected hotels are perfect stops along the way.

Eastern Switzerland Gravel Biking in the Rhinevalley of St.Gall and the region of Schaffhausen

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Natur - & Bikehotel Balga, Balgach

This charming 3-star bike hotel in the quiet village of Balgach is a gateway to some of Eastern Switzerland’s most scenic gravel routes. From flat rides through the Schollenmühle and Old Rhine nature reserves to more challenging climbs up to panoramic St. Anton in Oberegg, every tour begins just outside the door. With a secure bike garage, cleaning station, and local biking passion, Hotel Balga is a perfect year-round base for gravel riders seeking both adventure and serenity.

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Hotel Adler, Stein am Rhein

This family-run gem in the heart of Stein am Rhein’s historic old town offers warm hospitality, charming rooms, and regional breakfast delights. The Hardegen family personally shares tips for exploring the best local bike routes. Gravel riders can expect a mix of riverside paths, vineyard views, climbs on the Randen hills, and scenic trails through the Schaffhausen Nature Park. A perfect base for both leisurely rides and athletic gravel adventures.

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Grisons Gravel Biking in the Grisons

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Riders Hotel, Laax

Stylish, sustainable, and bike-friendly, Riders Hotel in Laax is the perfect base for gravel adventures around the breathtaking Rhine Gorge – also known as the "Swiss Grand Canyon." From scenic loops around the gorge to lesser-known routes through Obertschappina and up to the Glas Pass, the region offers a mix of quiet roads and challenging climbs. Even iconic routes like the Viamala and Splügen Pass are within reach. Riders Hotel combines modern comfort, a relaxed community vibe, a strong Greenstyle philosophy, and a true passion for biking.

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Eden Hotel, Ilanz

A stylish, laid-back base in the heart of Surselva, Hotel Eden is built for gravel bikers: bike garage with e-charging, wash station, workshop service, packed lunches, and insider route tips. Chalet-style rooms all feature balconies with stunning Alpine views, plus a small and relaxing wellness area to recharge post-ride. From here, routes like the Trans Grischun kick off – leading from the Rhine's source at Oberalppass to the high plateau of Obersaxen. A blend of culture, flowy gravel, and unforgettable scenery.

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Central Switzerland Gravel Biking in Uri and Engelberg

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Radisson Blu Hotel Reussen, Andermatt

A stylish 4-star hotel with a spacious bike room, repair station, and two bike shops close by. After your ride, unwind in the spa, sauna, steam room, or pool. Located in the heart of the Alps, Andermatt offers high-quality gravel routes for every level – from relaxed loops to more demanding rides. Highlights include tours to Vermigelhütte, Obersaxen, Lutersee, and the iconic Furka, Gotthard, and Oberalp passes.

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Alpenresort Eienwäldli Engelberg

A welcoming 3-star superior resort with personalized service and full bike-friendly features: repair station, wash area, laundry service, and tailored route advice. Certified “We love Bike,” the hotel offers spacious rooms, regional bike packages, and a restaurant right by its own campground. After riding scenic gravel routes like the Aa Trail or the Vierwaldstättersee loop, guests can unwind in the 1,000 m² spa with saunas, massage, and beauty treatments.

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Western Switzerland Gravel biking in Jura and Neuchâtel

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Peanut Medieval Lodge, Saint-Ursanne

A quirky retreat with medieval charm and modern comfort, the Peanut Medieval Lodge brings the 13th century to life — complete with four-poster beds and velvet details. In the rolling hills of the Jura region, you’ll find varied gravel routes: along the Doubs River, over the Franches Montagnes plateau, or on the Viaduct loop from Saignelégier. Expect quiet trails, scenic ridgelines, and a uniquely Swiss backcountry vibe.

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Hôtel de l'Aigle, Couvet

A peaceful 18th-century inn surrounded by greenery, Hôtel de l’Aigle welcomes gravel riders with charming rooms, local cuisine, and helpful route advice. Bike rental, secure storage, laundry facilities, and maps are available. Explore routes through La Brévine—Switzerland’s “Siberia”—ride past the roaring Saut du Doubs waterfall, and traverse the quiet beauty of the Val de Travers. A perfect setting for nature-filled gravel adventures.

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Bern Gravel Biking in the Bernese Oberland

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Bernerhof Swiss Quality Hotel, Gstaad

Located in the heart of Gstaad just two minutes from the train station, the Bernerhof is a gravel-friendly hotel with top amenities: premium E1 bikes for free use, in-house rental, GPS watches, charging stations, and laundry service. After the ride, enjoy award-winning dining (28 GaultMillau points), wellness, and a picnic buffet. Scenic routes like the Lauenensee ride, Col de Pillon, or the panoramic Eggli loop make Gstaad a true gravel playground from June to October.

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Ticino Gravel Biking in Ticino

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Hotel Ristorante iGrappoli, Sessa

Set in lush greenery and right on one of Lugano’s top gravel bike routes, the Hotel iGrappoli offers comfortable rooms with balconies, 20 bungalows, two pools, bike rental, workshop service, and packed lunches – ideal for relaxed or challenging rides. The multi-day loop around Sessa, Curio, Astano, and Miglieglia winds along gravel, singletrack, and quiet roads through forests, vineyards, and classic Ticino villages. Don’t miss the cable car ride up Monte Lema for sweeping 360° views of the Alps.

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