Pensions in Bettmeralp

'If you want to experience the Swiss Alps in a true fashion, stay there. The pension is family run,you eat what they cook. There are no other restaurants around. There’s no tv but a room full of board games, fabulous views. Nights are quiet with only the stars and the sounds of the mountains around you for company. Sabine, the owner aims to please and is always busy finding solutions for unexpected events. No cars allowed and the only way to get there is with the funicular from Lauterbrunnen. For...

'Disappointment was an understatement. Besides the fact that the hotel manager had some racist undertones in his talk, the staff was uncomfortably odd. Their mission is to be eco-friendly, which is great, but their mission of living in a commune & not liking tourists makes it worrisome. No TV is allowed. Men are asked to sit to pee. Music is discouraged. Going into town is frowned upon. BEWARE OF EXTRA CHARGES! The hotel insists that you eat meals with them. It is cheaper to eat meals...

'A peaceful location with great views. Comfortable accommodation tastefully furnished, ideal for sketching, hiking and reading. Excellent communication with our host Thomas. Definitely a gem of a find.'

'The five of us celebrated a week's holiday in Josihau in the village of Martisberg. I can only say that we really enjoyed it. The house is clean, spacious, fully equipped and the old house is nicely decorated. Thomas is an excellent host and - if needed - very helpful. Martisberg is a wonderful starting point for various mountain walks. Backpack full of sandwiches and drinks and go! Definitely worth repeating!'

'Het was een prima plek voor een week vakantie. Bij het boeken was het niet helemaal duidelijk, dat je niet met de auto naar het appartement kon. Achteraf was dat geen probleem en hebben we ons prima vermaakt in het autovrije gebied'