Hotels in Haslital

Urban-inspired 4-star hotel, ideally located for this exciting tourist region, whatever the season. 48 magnificent designer rooms with comfortable box-spring beds and every convenience. Some rooms have a balcony. Four-person suites with interconnecting doors. Open fireplace in the lounge. Lavish breakfast buffet served until 10:30 a.m. Numerous restaurants within walking distance of this bed and breakfast establishment. Dogs are welcome.

The centuries-old Grimsel Hospice is located in the midst of a bleak and rocky landscape, on the turquoise waters of an artificial lake. After comprehensive renovations, the former defiant miners' abode was transformed into an extremely elegant hotel - a place made for aesthetes and lovers of nature. Boasts a panoramic lounge, a fireplace lounge, bar, restaurant, seductive wine cellar and cosy rooms that include every comfort.

The adventure hotel, opened in 2022, is an innovative structure with a lot of wood, exposed concrete, and trendy design elements. Modern style rooms for up to six people, some with their own Arven sauna. Lounge area, rooftop terrace, a restaurant, dry-aged beef, extensive vegetarian and vegan options, a bakery-bistro. Exciting Trauffer adventure world with visitor center, courses, and exhibitions. Dogs welcome.

This hotel enjoys a peaceful location in the Reichenbachtal. The main house and Haus Wetterhorn (80m away) offer basic double, multi-bed and family rooms furnished in a nostalgic rustic style. Bathroom and toilet located in the corridor. Sun terrace with magnificent views of the mountains. The cosy restaurant serves up predominantly regional dishes with a sophisticated flair. An ideal base for bike tours and hikes.

Go on holiday where the Hasli dwarves have their home – the Hasliberg Reka holiday village makes this possible. Magical experiences for explorers both young and old are guaranteed including adventures galore on the two dwarf trails.

Nearly 230 years ago, the landlord and landlady of the Rosenlaui welcomed their first guests. And in the time-honored “Rosenlaui” you feel catapulted back to the good old Belle-Époque days as soon as you cross the threshold.