Hoteles de 3 estrellas en Cantón de Obwalden, Suiza

Decidimos temporalmente quedarnos en Engelberg por una noche y otro fin de semana, por lo que se puede reservar todo el hotel en Engelberg y el precio es más alto. Después del check-in, la habitación era bastante grande, pero el equipamiento era muy simple, probablemente el mismo que el doméstico 168, hay un pequeño balcón. El hotel tiene un buen desayuno, el hotel tiene una buena ubicación y se construye un nuevo hotel al lado. El aparcamiento está justo detrás del hotel.

I booked this hotel as the price was good and reviews were very good. After staying for 5 nights I can honestly say the staff were exceptional. Nothing was too much for them and every single time you see them they always would smile and speak to you and see how you are doing. I cannot praise them enough especially the lady on reception (sorry I did not get your name). The room was extremely clean and although the decor was dated (which fit the theme for the hotel so not a complaint) you could see the cleaning was extremely good and always done daily. The beds were comfy but 1 small suggestion is the sofa bed to have a matress topper as it can be a little too firm in areas. The hotel is in a great location, shuttle bus nearby to titlis or brunni or even a very short walk to the local monastery. The only feedback I would give is the hallways at night got very dark and sometimes the lights would not illuminate the stairs or hall very well. I have to say during the stay though the staff corrected this but it took a few days. Breakfast was lovely small spread but very nice. Again staff were fantastic there and would always happily greet you Thank you to the team for our stay and for sure I would recommend and stay again

In fact we didn't stay at the hotel but we had our lunch before moving towards Mt. Titlis.. we were very much surprised to find our Gujarati/ Indian delicacies Shrikhand and Khaman in our plate.. All items were yummy.on inquiry we found that for an Indian group tour they entrust Indian chefs and they work under Spice Bazar name.. fantastic..we all 44 group members loved our lunch..

Nous avons passé six jours dans l’hôtel et ont été ravis! Les chambres sont pas tout neuves (mais des jolies rénovations en cours) mais beaucoup de soin à été pris, donc parfait. Tout fonctionne super bien et la propreté est impressionnante. Les lits super confortable. Beaucoup d’attention aux détails. Le Wellness est bien soigné aussi. Mais le plus impressionnant est la gentillesse de tout le personnel. Sans exception! Impressionnant. Le restaurant sur place est très bon, les prix sont corrects. Très bon acceuil, gentils avec les enfants. Nous allons y retourner.

Verena is a lovely lady, very chatty and only too happy to assist. Her house is beautifully renovated, wonderfully clean, and in a great location for exploring the local places - however as a fellow B&B owner (who regularly receives 10/10 on Booking com from my guests), I felt Verena’s guest house is best described as a “posh hostel”. She claims to have spent many years in luxury hospitality but as a guest it’s not luxurious if: 1) you have to take your dressing gown, towels, bath mat, wash bag and clothes into a shared bathroom; 2 shared bathrooms and two separate toilets for 5 bedrooms (10 people) is not luxurious. 2) you have to climb over your partner to get out of bed because the bed is jammed up against the wall on three sides, and as such you have no where to put anything during the night, no bedside table, or even a shelf above the headboard. 3) you have to go into the shared bathroom just to use the provided hairdryer. I do not understand why there isn’t one in each room. 4) you have to forgo reading your book in bed because the only (minuscule) bedside lamp is on the other side of the bed. In this modern era, and at £200 a night (even in Oct!), a shared bathroom / toilet is not acceptable (all of my rooms are ensuite); so it never even occurred to me to check that the rooms might not be ensuite at that price 😳 We stayed two nights and as such the room was tidied during our stay - but - all the towels that we had used were folded up ‘as new’ and put back on the rail amongst the unused towels. As conscientious eco friendly users we thought this an odd thing to do. We wanted to use the minimum amount of towels possible, but I had no idea what I had or hadn’t used so quite probably the whole lot would have to be washed unnecessarily after our stay, when we restricted ourselves to using just one towel each. Based on Verena’s system, keeping your towels in your room makes sense, however there is only a pretty metal stand on which to hang them up, there is not the usual radiator on which they can be hung to dry / air when damp.

Decidimos temporalmente quedarnos en Engelberg por una noche y otro fin de semana, por lo que se puede reservar todo el hotel en Engelberg y el precio es más alto. Después del check-in, la habitación era bastante grande, pero el equipamiento era muy simple, probablemente el mismo que el doméstico 168, hay un pequeño balcón. El hotel tiene un buen desayuno, el hotel tiene una buena ubicación y se construye un nuevo hotel al lado. El aparcamiento está justo detrás del hotel.

I booked this hotel as the price was good and reviews were very good. After staying for 5 nights I can honestly say the staff were exceptional. Nothing was too much for them and every single time you see them they always would smile and speak to you and see how you are doing. I cannot praise them enough especially the lady on reception (sorry I did not get your name). The room was extremely clean and although the decor was dated (which fit the theme for the hotel so not a complaint) you could see the cleaning was extremely good and always done daily. The beds were comfy but 1 small suggestion is the sofa bed to have a matress topper as it can be a little too firm in areas. The hotel is in a great location, shuttle bus nearby to titlis or brunni or even a very short walk to the local monastery. The only feedback I would give is the hallways at night got very dark and sometimes the lights would not illuminate the stairs or hall very well. I have to say during the stay though the staff corrected this but it took a few days. Breakfast was lovely small spread but very nice. Again staff were fantastic there and would always happily greet you Thank you to the team for our stay and for sure I would recommend and stay again

In fact we didn't stay at the hotel but we had our lunch before moving towards Mt. Titlis.. we were very much surprised to find our Gujarati/ Indian delicacies Shrikhand and Khaman in our plate.. All items were yummy.on inquiry we found that for an Indian group tour they entrust Indian chefs and they work under Spice Bazar name.. fantastic..we all 44 group members loved our lunch..

Nous avons passé six jours dans l’hôtel et ont été ravis! Les chambres sont pas tout neuves (mais des jolies rénovations en cours) mais beaucoup de soin à été pris, donc parfait. Tout fonctionne super bien et la propreté est impressionnante. Les lits super confortable. Beaucoup d’attention aux détails. Le Wellness est bien soigné aussi. Mais le plus impressionnant est la gentillesse de tout le personnel. Sans exception! Impressionnant. Le restaurant sur place est très bon, les prix sont corrects. Très bon acceuil, gentils avec les enfants. Nous allons y retourner.

Always worth to have lunch/dinner here. Have been eating here always at least once when being in Engelberg. The location is very quiet and beautiful (pretty romantic). The restaurant has a cosy interior and a large terrace. The food is delicious and very worth the price you pay. This time I had a ”Schnitzel vom Schwein mit Fritten” as main dish and ”Emmenthaler Meringue mit Glace” as dessert. I can also recommend their cheese fondue (from my prior visits) also delicious. (Posted this review as well on google)

Verena is a lovely lady, very chatty and only too happy to assist. Her house is beautifully renovated, wonderfully clean, and in a great location for exploring the local places - however as a fellow B&B owner (who regularly receives 10/10 on Booking com from my guests), I felt Verena’s guest house is best described as a “posh hostel”. She claims to have spent many years in luxury hospitality but as a guest it’s not luxurious if: 1) you have to take your dressing gown, towels, bath mat, wash bag and clothes into a shared bathroom; 2 shared bathrooms and two separate toilets for 5 bedrooms (10 people) is not luxurious. 2) you have to climb over your partner to get out of bed because the bed is jammed up against the wall on three sides, and as such you have no where to put anything during the night, no bedside table, or even a shelf above the headboard. 3) you have to go into the shared bathroom just to use the provided hairdryer. I do not understand why there isn’t one in each room. 4) you have to forgo reading your book in bed because the only (minuscule) bedside lamp is on the other side of the bed. In this modern era, and at £200 a night (even in Oct!), a shared bathroom / toilet is not acceptable (all of my rooms are ensuite); so it never even occurred to me to check that the rooms might not be ensuite at that price 😳 We stayed two nights and as such the room was tidied during our stay - but - all the towels that we had used were folded up ‘as new’ and put back on the rail amongst the unused towels. As conscientious eco friendly users we thought this an odd thing to do. We wanted to use the minimum amount of towels possible, but I had no idea what I had or hadn’t used so quite probably the whole lot would have to be washed unnecessarily after our stay, when we restricted ourselves to using just one towel each. Based on Verena’s system, keeping your towels in your room makes sense, however there is only a pretty metal stand on which to hang them up, there is not the usual radiator on which they can be hung to dry / air when damp.