Super

Super Lage für Ausflüge in die Jungfrauregion. Gratis WLAN. Sehr nettes Personal.

Our unconventionally hotel is on a central place in Ftan (5 min to the lift, 2 min to the bus).

Camping Bellinzona The camper, the backpacker, the caravan, the wheels of the bicycle on the road, the train, these elements are movement towards discovery. Discovery of places, cultures and sensations. For us, the Bellinzona campsite, which is located in a place where travelers and tourists stop even for a short time, wants to be the opportunity to exchange visions and listen to travel stories. Let's imagine a place where different cultures meet and discover each other, through food, art, dialogue, silence, wine and observation. Bellinzona has always been a crossroads for travel from north to south, to and from the Gotthard and San Bernardino road tunnels. We want the traveler or tourist to abandon the most traveled roads and be involved in our mountains along the paths that wind through the woods, to join the shepherds in the Alps or to be accompanied by the Merlot vines that surround the region. . Camping Bellinzona offers the opportunity to stay in the beautiful Sahara-tents. These are tents with wooden floor, comfortable double bed, blankets, pillows and towels. Mongolian yurt We also have a Mongolian Yurt, also equipped with a wooden floor, 4 beds without blankets.Towels, blankets and pillows can be hired directly at the campsite reception.

Rundum perfekter Abend mit kleinen Aufmerksamkeiten, schön angerichtetem und überaus feinem Essen. Super Bedienung abgerundet mit einem feinen hausgemachten Praline zum Kaffee. Vielen Dank für den wunderbaren Abend.

Schön ruhig und gemütlich

Das Restaurant ist sehr gut erreichbar und hat genügend Parkplätze. Man wird herzlich empfangen und die Gastgeber sind immer sehr freundlich, genauso wie das Personal. Im Sommer sehr schöne Gartenwirtschaft zum verweilen.

The current building is a combination of three separate ones, parts of which date back to the 13th century. It was once the hospice of the city of Zurich and was owned by the Predigerkloster monastery. During the Reformation (1519 to 1531) by Huldrych Zwingli, the monastic orders left Zurich and the monasteries became privately owned. From about 1530, the building was called ‘Gasthof zum Schermesser im Niederdorf’. In 1703 it received the designation ‘Gasthof zum Hirschen’. So guests have been staying with us since the 14th century, making the Hirschen one of the oldest hotels in Zurich.e are continuing this tradition with a great deal of passion, warmth and hospitality.