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hotel Guide

Facilities

  • Time seems to stand still in this guest house with its warm, family atmosphere.
  • Ermitage offers five types of rooms. 12 rooms including 3 family suites sharing the same bathroom. All rooms have a balcony and offer beautiful views of the surrounding mountains.
  • The house is suitable for people with disabilities. However, the elevator requires a small manual wheelchair for access to the two equipped rooms.
  • There is a sauna, a massage room, and a space that can be set up for conferences or yoga classes.
  • In-house store: At the Ermitage, plants are not confined to the garden and the kitchen. It is also a source of inspiration for the craftsmen and artists whose poetic works are presented in their store: ceramics, embroidery, bronze objects, paper sculptures, or jewelry. Most of the objects on the ground floor were made by these same craftsmen and are for sale.

Wine & Dine

  • At l‘Ermitage a Slow Food approach reigns and guests enjoy a varied menu of mouth-watering dishes such as “Velouté du potager” and “Cru cut vegetal”, inspired by the maison d’hôtes’s vegetable garden and local farm produce.
  • Farm-to-plate-breakfasts, and freshly baked cakes in the Tea Room every afternoon
  • If you’re looking for a fun evening during your stay, then a cheese fondue prepared over a wood fire in the Hayloft followed by a nightcap at the Wine Bar, is the perfect way to wrap up this unforgettable experience.

Budget

  • Starting at CHF. 200 per night. Breakfast included.
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Local Guide

Hot air Ballooning

  • Château d'Oex is also the Alpine capital of hot air ballooning — thanks to its unique microclimate. Every January, it hosts a colorful international ballooning festival with flights, sporting competitions, and night displays.

Experiences

  • For those wishing to stick to the mountains and skis, the Videmanette cableway connects nearby Rougemont to Gstaad, while the railway brings Schönried and Saanenmöser into reach. Cross-country enthusiasts should head to Les Mosses-La Lecherette, a high plateau where 35km of tails zigzag through forests and fields. There are also copious snow-shoe routes, toboggan runs, and winter hikes to be had. In summer, you can walk among the La Pierreuse, mountain bike and go river rafting along the fast-flowing Sanne.

How to Get There

  • You can reach this mountain charmer by catching the Panoramic Express in the lakeside town of Montreux and heading up on one of Switzerland’s most scenic railway rides.
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