Hotel Kreuz Bern

This beautiful, traditional house is centrally and lively situated, just a few steps away from the main station and the Bundeshaus.

Central, courteous and authentic 

Uncomplicated hospitality in the heart of Bern

Our city hotel offers 153 beds in 97 modern rooms. Experience our uncomplicated hospitality in our old city estate. The stylishly furnished single, double, triple and family rooms offer all the contemporary comforts you could ask for: comfortable boxspring beds, high-quality oak parquet, state-of-the-art wet rooms and air conditioning. A rich breakfast buffet is included in the price. Available free of charge are: coffee and tea station, fitness room, WLAN, internet corner, lockers, lounges and a small roof terrace.

The cosy Bärenhöfli restaurant is located on the ground floor. There you will find Bernese specialities and light lunch menus. Our kitchen team will spoil you with a rich variety of traditional Bernese dishes. You can also enjoy vegetarian dishes and seasonal specialities.

Our versatile offer is topped off with the congress centre Kreuz. There are various rooms available for business and private functions.

Price from 110 CHF / 101 EUR* *will be charged at the current daily rate
Rooms 97

Region

The Canton of Bern belongs to the most famous tourist destinations in Switzerland. Here you find nature and culture at world-class. The unsurpassed beauty of the mountains around the well-known mountain peaks of Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau, is part of the UNESCO World Heritage. In the summer as in the winter, thousands of people from all over the world are attracted to the splendid natural beauty of the Berner Oberland.

Another main attraction is Bern, the capital of Canton Bern and Switzerland. The old town is part of the UNESCO World Heritage. With its architectonic treasures such as the arcades, sandstone facades, historic fountains and narrow streets as well as the Bears Park along the river, Bern is a city one has to experience.
However there is so much more to discover in the Canton of Bern.

Bern City

Old Town scenery, it isn't hard to let go and have fun. The Old Town of Bern has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1983. Since its foundation in 1191, the Swiss capital has sat majestically in the Aare loop. The regular layout of the streets has remained unchanged. This historical city is dominated by well-preserved sandstone facades and unique rooftops. Eleven beautiful fountains with statues (16th C.) and the Gothic cathedral complete the impressive picture. Six kilometre long arcades line the streets of the UNESCO World Heritage site and give you a special kind of shopping experience. Bern thus has one of the longest covered shopping promenades in Europe. Every Tuesday and Saturdays there are colourful markets with fresh vegetables, flowers, and meat products at Bundesplatz and Münsterplatz. With the construction of two impressive large buildings, Bern locals also show their interest in contemporary architecture. The Zentrum Paul Klee (2005), which was created by Italian architect Renzo Piano, is considered an architectural masterpiece that embeds itself in an impressive manner in the surrounding nature. Another highlight is the leisure and shopping centre Westside (2008), which entices visitors with its unique architecture. American architect Daniel Libeskind has created an extraordinary world of experience, where wellness, events, and shopping are harmoniously merged under one roof.

HIGHLIGHTS

Bären Park, Clock Tower (Zytglogge), Bern Cathedral, the Old Town with its arcades, Paul Klee Centre

EVENTS

International Jazz Festival, Berner Fasnacht, the Onion Market, Busters

Location

The Hotel Kreuz is located in the heart of the city of Bern. The beautiful old town house is only a few minutes’ walk from the main railway station, the Federal Palace and Zytglogge. Shopping facilities under historic arcades and a wide range of cultural activities are just around the corner.

 

Hotel Kreuz Bern

Zeughausgasse 41

3011 Bern

+41313299595

https://kreuzbern.ch/?lang=en

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