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Reviewed September 15, 2018

Hate - We had some mosquitos in our room, as its a no-fan, no-AC hotel without net on its windows. We did almost everything we could to shoo it off but it wudn't let us sleep and would bite on. Unfortunately we were not carrying a mosquito repellant.

We finally approached the reception desk(It doesn't has intercom) late in the evening. To our greatest & worst surprise the whole hotel wouldn't have any mosquito repellents, no spray, not a single device to repel or kill them. We returned to our room and kept up till late in night.

How can a hotel does not think about this. It is very sad to experience this in a country like Switzerland.

Love - Room, bathroom & breakfast.

Hate - Far from railway station.

Date of stay: July 2018
  • Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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    • Service
Thank Sameer M
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Reviewed November 16, 2017 via mobile

This is a special place. We stayed at the hotel for our friends birthday party and everything was just perfect. Our double deluxe room was roomy and offered a beautiful mountain view. The staff took great care of the kids: they were able order their juices from the bar and sit at the counter enjoying them. They were allowed into the kitchen to make their own ice cream desserts...on a busy Saturday evening. The dinner was very good: black mushroom risotto, oven roast and cauliflower sidedish. The restaurant prepares the menu from local ingredients. The breakfast was also nice with local cheeses etc. The hotel is classy with a quite a bit of hipster hip all around, but everything is done with a playful grin and served with a warm smile.

Date of stay: November 2017
Trip type: Travelled with family
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SinnvollG, Manager at Hotel Wetterhorn, responded to this reviewResponded December 27, 2017

Dear MaceoFIN,
Thank you for your visit and this review. We really appreciate to read your nice words and would be pleased to welcome you soon again.
Best regards, the W-Team

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Reviewed November 9, 2017

Ah, yes, the Wetterhorn Hotel. The dust has settled, we have all moved on a little, time to reflect and consider. The Wetterhorn Hotel. Yes, indeed.

Well, to put it bluntly, I have stayed there, so I will never have to again, and neither will you. They think that they are rather special, a bit top-end, quirky, a bit on the cool side of the street. Let’s deal with it in order of how it comes.

So, we start at the front door. This is what we found. It’s broken. It’s not special or clever. When you need to turn and pull and lift and twist, all at the same time, it’s broken. There’s trick to it, apparently – because it’s broken.

Then there are the Reception Staff. Are they specially trained not to smile? Does the glimmer of a smile represent a chargeable extra? Are they that way naturally, or are they selected for it? Anyway, they glower, particularly when:

You go to The Room. This is where you start to feel a little glum. We booked a Standard Room. Dark, poky, narrow: unbearable. Unacceptable. There was a gap between the corner of the bed and the wall of less than 300 mms. There was absolutely no view. We wondered about it and returned to Reception . . .

Of course, they said, you can have a reasonable room, but you will pay extra for it. Okay, we said, and we paid. Not enough, though, to get a vestige of a smile.

So we went to the upscale room. Here I must mention the Architecture (and the music). There are old bits and modern bits, all mixed together. Power float concrete floors, antiqued staircases. Strange trip hazards, cracked unfinished plaster. A fire escape left over from a prison. I imagine this must constitute some sort of quirky Statement. Maybe the statement was that the Refurbishment people walked off halfway through the job.

Then, the Music. Mixed into this blend of brutalism and modernity and Swiss Alpine style was a soundtrack of wailing old American Mississippi Blues Music, Lead-Belly Broken Legs or Blind Ranting Joe Miserable. For no reason I could discern.

The upmarket room: great views out over the mountains. Really nice. When it gets dark they also illuminate the random gravel and grass and inexplicable sculptures (which may actually be abandoned gardening machinery) in red. So it looked like a circle of hell. Within the room, there was a kitchen area. Pots and pans but no kettle. There was a bathroom area, partitioned off using reclaimed advertising hoarding timber (I think). There was no toilet door (this is a special feature, apparently, on all rooms). A strange hard bed with a very soft pillow which did not support your head.

Very poor Wi-Fi, I must mention.

Dinner. A short menu, quite pricey, served by children in “cool” attire. More Blues caterwauling. We asked for a bottle of wine and a jug of tap water. They charged £3 for the water and later explained that it cost that much to fill the jug and carry it to the table (these children must be paid better than Brain Surgeons); in the middle of dinner, a mouse ran across the Dining Room floor (no exaggeration).

Breakfast was better. Our waitress could smile and was helpful. We liked her. It turned out that she was Dutch.

But the best things about it are the views, of the mountains, the valley, the trees and in your rear view mirror as you leave.

Room tip: The standard Rooms are not good enough.
Date of stay: October 2017
  • Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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4  Thank ElleMac_11
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Reviewed August 5, 2017 via mobile

We visited Wetterhorn with family and stayed for five days. We were extremely happy with the hospitality, service. Every morning we had rich yummy breakfast and their restaurant serves amazing dinner. We really enjoyed our stay at Wetterhorn and will be back.

Date of stay: June 2017
Trip type: Travelled with family
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SinnvollG, Täschmeister Wetterhorn at Hotel Wetterhorn, responded to this reviewResponded August 11, 2017

Dear Poojas! Thank you very much for your visit and your feedback. We appreciate your review and look forward to having you and your family with us soon again. Best regards, The W-Team

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Reviewed July 24, 2017 via mobile

I have only good things to say about this hotel. I was pleasantly surprised when we arrived to be greated by a wonderful smell of open fire from the fireplaces outside. It set the tone of countryside right away. The rooms are big and the country style is apparent everywhere. From the design and furniture to the amazing food in the restaurant that is served very rustic. The four course meal we had in the restaurant was perfect! The breakfast was also great and I must say that I don't think I have ever had such fresh and delicious bread at a hotel breakfast ever! Every person that I have encountered from the staff is so friendly and sweet, from the hostesses in the restaurant to the cleaning staff who sweetly made my daughter's bed with her stuffed animals tucked in. Everything about this place is perfect and it is obvious that the owners and the staff take pride in taking care of their customers. I could go on with more positive things to say, but I will just end by saying that I would recommend anyone to go here! <3

Date of stay: July 2017
Trip type: Travelled with family
1  Thank maalinas
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SinnvollG, The W-Team at Hotel Wetterhorn, responded to this reviewResponded August 11, 2017

Dear Maalinas, "Tusen Tack" for your stay with us and your review. All of our staff highly appreciate your lovely words and we really hope, you won't forget us. We are looking forward to welcoming you and your family soon again. Best regards, the W-Team

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