Rooms in the
Guesthouse
Private rooms, family rooms and some shared rooms on the Brünig Pass.
Most of our rooms are booked privately. There are single, double, triple and four-bed rooms, as well as some larger rooms that may be used as shared rooms depending on the season.
The rooms are simple. Some have a table or a small workspace.
Showers and toilets are located on the floors and are shared.
Quick info
- 16 rooms
- 52 beds in total
- mostly booked privately
- shared showers & toilets
- self check-in possible
- quiet hours 10 pm – 8 am
Room types
Single room
A simple room for one person.
Suitable for short stays, stopovers or a few days on the Brünig Pass.
Double rooms
Our double rooms are suitable for couples, friends or solo travellers who would like a bit more space.
Simple, privately bookable rooms with shared bathroom facilities.
Triple rooms
The triple rooms are mostly booked privately and work well for small groups, families or longer stays.
There are different bed layouts: some rooms have a double bed with an additional bed, others have bunk-bed arrangements.
Some rooms have a table or a simple workspace.
Four-bed rooms & family room
The four-bed rooms are suitable for families or small groups.
One room is set up as a family room and also includes a table and chest of drawers.
Shared rooms
Some larger rooms may be used as shared rooms depending on the season.
The exact setup may change with the season and the way the house is used.
Bathrooms
Showers and toilets are not inside the rooms. They are shared.
There are several toilets, sinks and showers on different floors. Additional showers and the self-catering kitchen are located in the basement.
Good to know
The house is older, built of wood, and sound travels more easily than in a modern hotel.
For children, there is a small playroom with toys directly next to the main dining/common room. This allows children to play while adults sit together.
Quiet hours apply from 10 pm to 8 am.
When the house is full, it is not a silent retreat, but a lively guesthouse with shared infrastructure.
Between check-out and check-in, the house usually becomes very quiet. These quieter transitions are part of the rhythm of the house.