Top Hotels in Canton of Neuchatel Bed and Breakfast Inns
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10 Top-Rated Bed and Breakfast Inns in Canton of Neuchatel
Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Canton of Neuchatel including Athmos Hotel, Auberg'inn, Chez Gilles, Hotel de la Beroche, Auberge Du Prevoux, Hotel De La Truite, L'Aubier, Guesthouse Le Locle, Petit Hotel de Chaumont, Hotel du Chasseur.
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1. Athmos Hotel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 85 reviews
Recommended
Reviewed By Cvbjuopd(+) Characterful & authentic building w/complementary internal decoration/furnishing; (+) Excellent location for station & town; (+) Good-size bedroom w/open-able windows & real door key; (+) Good breakfast managed by pleasant & diligent lady; (+) BBC World TV channel; (+) Hot drinks facility in bedroom. (-) Open front door access hours restricted w/entry only possible w/code, so not so convenient.
2. Auberg'inn
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 49 reviews
The Auberg'Inn is situated in a protected 16th century building in the heart of Neuchâtel's pedestrian zone and ideally located within walking distance of the lake Neuchâtel and of the best sites, restaurants, bars and shops. Every room in the Auberg'Inn is individually decorated and features a kitchenette, free wireless internet, private WC/shower, cable TV and includes complimentary tea and coffee.
Travel back in time
Reviewed By Kristina KTop location. A historical building in the historical centre, right below the castle. Pedestrian zone, no cars around. Really nice atmosphere, taking you back in time. Our studio was spaceous and comfortable. Our small dog was also welcomed. We loved the place and next time we visit the city, we would most probably stay there again.
3. Chez Gilles
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 52 reviews
Family cosy little Hotel
Reviewed By TuttiGauchoThe room was clean with plenty of light. The breakfast was full of natural products which made it one of the favourites in my list of places to repeat. Located in the city center moving around walking was easy.
4. Hotel de la Beroche
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Trouvaille!!
Reviewed By L3578TLmichaelbVon aussen unscheinbares Hotel im schönen Dorfkern voller positiver Überraschungen: liebevoll eingerichtete, geräumige und saubere Zimmer; feines Essen im Restaurant mit lauschiger Terasse über dem Garten inkl Seeblick, sehr freundliches Personal. Eine Entdeckung und zu empfehlen!!
5. Auberge Du Prevoux
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Auberge Du Prevoux is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Le Locle, offering a romantic environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. You’ll enjoy relaxing rooms that offer a flat screen TV, a desk, and a mosquito net, and you can stay connected during your stay as Auberge Du Prevoux offers guests free wifi. The inn features newspaper. Plus, Auberge Du Prevoux offers an on-site restaurant, providing a pleasant respite from your busy day. If you are looking for a good Mediterranean restaurant, you may want to check out Restaurant de la Gare Chez Sandro while staying at Auberge Du Prevoux. Enjoy your stay in Le Locle!
Dogs permitted, but not welcome
Reviewed By 582michaelarWe stayed at the auberge half for work, half for leisure. This is why we took our two dogs for 1 night. We received permission, against fee, but we realized that dogs are not welcome. I was the leisure party and did, as a result, not feel welcome either. We arrived just when the restaurant was closing at 9pm, but we were offered great salads, cheese, desert. Wonderful organic products, quiet, very clean and pleasant room. Great walk with the dogs the next day!
6. Hotel De La Truite
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
Awesome!
Reviewed By hb9tsoDuring a business trip staying over night - next time for hiking! Nice and clean accommodation! Great restaurant! Very friendly and helpful staff "Mystic place in a forest and jura-valley" Easy to find - just use the google-map-app
7. L'Aubier
Overall Ratings
4 based on 165 reviews
Meaningful holiday
Reviewed By adelacruzbarralStaying at L’Aubier was a real pleasure. From the wonderful food and products at the restaurants/shop, to the beautiful views from our window and the walk around the farm, it felt like we were not only enjoying our holiday but also contributing to a real human-built sustainable space. If we did it again, we would only change going by car, to make it more accessible and possible to travel around the beautiful area more. But even if you go by public transport it is well located and the complimentary travel helps a lot. Overall, a beautiful stay. Thank you L’Aubier team!
8. Guesthouse Le Locle
Overall Ratings
5 based on 43 reviews
See why so many travelers make Guesthouse Le Locle their guest house of choice when visiting Le Locle. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort and convenience, it offers a quaint setting with an array of amenities designed for travelers like you. Guesthouse Le Locle features a concierge, express check-in and check-out, and baggage storage. For guests with a vehicle, free parking is available. Travelers looking for Italian restaurants can head to Restaurant de la Gare Chez Sandro, Brasserie de l'Ancienne Poste, or Restaurant Anatolia. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Guesthouse Le Locle as you experience all of the things Le Locle has to offer.
Great stay in quaint Swiss City will be returning in July
Reviewed By Michael WAbout to finish up my 9th night staying at the Guesthouse in Le Locle Switzerland. I was here 3 nights last week and six nights this week. The Guesthouse is now my favorite b&b or boutique hotel to stay at when working in the area. let me break down the review into sections: 1. The owner and staff - Regula the owner and Maria at the front desk always have a smile on their faces and all they want to do is make sure you are happy and having a great stay at the Guesthouse. Regula has been here for 2 or more years now and all she wants to do is keep improving the place. She is always asking for suggestions and follows through on them. I wanted different pillows, by the time i came back that night I had new and more pillows in my room. I suggested washclothes in the bathroom (not common in Europe), got back from work that night and there they were in the wash room. We were there on a Sunday and Regula even offered us use of the car the hotel has, who does that for people they have just met? We had our own car anyway but thought that was very nice thing to be offered. Have a free few minutes sit and talk to them, they are a wealth of local knowledge. The two cleaning girls do a great job also. 2. Rooms - There are 8 1 bedroom rooms and I believe 2, 2 bedroom apartments. The 1 bedrooms are all on the first and second floor and the apartments are on the 3rd and 4th floor. I have been in room 103 the entire time. I really like this room it faces the back side of the hotel. The windows are excellent and block most of the noise from the street when you have them closed. There is no a/c which is common in this area so you may need to open the windows. As my co-workers are in 5 or 6 of the other rooms i have seen most of them. They are all basically the same with little differences between them. All the furniture is unique in each room. One thing that is consistent is everything is super clean and kept clean daily. Every room has a small kitchenette in the room with a 2 burner stove, microwave,sink and refrigerator. There is all the dishes, cooking supplies and utensils you can need. I was excited to have the refrigerator as i could have COLD water every day. Typically in Europe all the drinks are room temperature. The bed, at least in my room is very comfortable. There is a TV with a ton of channels and a few in English, to be honest never even turned it on. I rate the rooms an A+ for a non-chain hotel. 3. Bathroom - Each room has a slight variation but all of the ones that I have seen are very clean. My room has a bath/shower combination, toilet and sink. Plenty of storage in bathroom for your supplies. There is a hairdryer in the room and a vanity kit which I did not open. soap, hair and body wash provided, however I bought my own locally when i got there as I would be there a long time. 4. WiFi - as a business traveler who's work day does not end when I leave the office at 17:00 local time, this is the most important thing to me in a hotel. Over the last 5 years I have been in many small cities/towns/villages in France, Ireland, Italy and Germany, and without a doubt I can say the Guesthouse has the best and most reliable WiFi network of any non-chain hotel I have ever stayed at in Europe or even the United States. The trick is that each of the 8 rooms has it's own private router and network in it. That is why I requested staying in the same room. When I returned, my 2 computers, 2 phones and iPad were all automatically connected. Over 2 weeks I never lost a connection and watched Netflix with no issues on my iPad the entire time. Signal was even strong enough to download content from Netflix to watch on the plane later in the week. I have already requested the same room for two weeks in July so my devices will be good to go the minute I get there. Most of the small hotels I have stayed at all over Europe the WiFi is below average at best. Here at the GuestHouse the WiFi is amazing and I could not be happier. 5. Common kitchen - So one thing to know is there is no breakfast option at the hotel Not a big deal for me as I am not much of a breakfast person anyways. However they do provide bread for toast in each room, coffee and tea. Aside from the small kitchenette in your room, on the first floor there is a big common kitchen that anyone can use. It is stocked with all types of spices, oils, seasonings, condiments, chocolates and other treats throughout the week. If you have ever been to Switzerland you know it could be very expensive to eat out every night. Even though my work would pay, i enjoyed a few nights in buying supplies at the supermarket and cooking for myself in the kitchen. One morning I made ham and cheese omlettes for all of my coworkers staying at the guesthouse. I really love having use of a kitchen. The stove/oven is high tech and took a few minutes to figure out how to work it, but once we did, it works great. 6. Le Locle - really quaint little city. You need to have a population of 10,000 to be considered a city, and Le Locle has 10,000 plus a few so it's the third smallest city in Switzerland. The Guesthouse is right in the center. A two block walk takes you to the COOP or Migros supermarkets and there are many bakeries, restaurants and bars within walking distance. Beware that most things close early even during the week and almost everything is closed on Sunday. Also some of the smaller shops are cash only. However most places will take both CHF and Euros since we are so close to the border of France. We ate at a few local restaurants in Le Locle and La Chaux De Fonds and I will review them separately later. There are also two gas stations and two little convenience stores in the town. The church bells ring on the hour every hour and on the half hour. AND I MEAN EVERY HOUR. No breaks in the middle of the night. I sleep heavy so it doesn't bother me, if you don't might want to consider headphones or earplugs. 7. Other - parking at the hotel there are 5 spots behind the building that are first come first serve. If you do not get one of them there are other street options around the hotel. Just check the signage for parking restrictions. There is a laundry room in the hotel which I did not use but other co-workers did. There is a trick to using them and Regula will show you how. Doors do not lock automatically. You have to use your keycard to manually lock them from the outside after you leave your room. So in conclusion a great place to stay, only thing that could make it better was if I was getting my Marriott Rewards points for the stay. Just made my lifetime Platinum status this year so I don't mind giving up these nights in Europe anymore. Can't wait to return. already booked my July stay and then will be back a few more times later this year.
9. Petit Hotel de Chaumont
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 76 reviews
Beautiful bijou hotel with a big view
Reviewed By amandatallullahBeautiful boutique hotel .. our suite and veranda was simply gorgeous .. Very clean, and up to date in appearance. Great views over the lake. Restaurant for breakfast brought to table so felt very comfortable and safe with COVID. Delicious evening meals too. Staff were excellent - friendly but polite .. nothing was too much trouble. You will need a car really as the hotel is high out out of the town. Also there is an activity centre with zip wires etc.. also a funicular runs up and down the mountain.
10. Hotel du Chasseur
Overall Ratings
4 based on 42 reviews
Overlooking the Jura mountain range and a 10-minute drive from Neuchatel, this rustic-style hotel is situated in Enges. It provides free public Wi-Fi, à la carte restaurant and a terrace.The rooms at Hotel du Chasseur are equipped with solid wooden furniture and cable TV.The du Chasseur's charming restaurant serves authentic, typical specialities from the Neuchatel region.Guests can park their car for free on the grounds of the property. Hotel du Chasseur is a good starting point to go hiking, mountain biking or horseback riding.
Small Hotel in perfect location
Reviewed By Susanna FPerfect location for exploring the Jura region and a 10 minutes drive to Neuchatel. The last room that night was a junior suite and it was very spacious. The choice of colors was a bit unusual, but didn't make the room less comfortable. Very quiet and good beds. We had dinner at the hotel, were we showed up late and still got a very tasty cold meal and a great local white wine. Perfect for a very hot day! We didn't have breakfast there, because we preferred to drive down to a lakeside cafe. One point could have been improved on though...staff was unable to provide directions to Saint Ursanne and other destinations. We missed therefore the Chasseral turnoff just outside the village and lost precious time.
