Hotel Bären

Hotel

Great hotel, friendly staff, nice rooms, class pool with steam bath and sauna. Simply cozy, you always feel very comfortable.

Very comfortable and friendly hotel with a very nice service team!

Was there for lunch. Cuisine was excellent, the personnel very friendly. They give a great deal on presentation of the food which shows they care about details. It is not as posh a place as others in St Moritz, but I will definitely return to this place, as I had the impression of being welcome here and not just being a tourist goat to milk.

A Sleepy hotel with poor service. Our tour promised this accommodation to be 'authentic'. It was an attractive, if quaint hotel, located close to the city center and within walking distance of St. Moritzersee. (Lake Moritz). Our group stayed overnight and had lunch, dinner, and breakfast there. The rooms were quiet, as this was the off-season for St. Moritz and the rain kept people away. There is a nice room on the first level, billed as a Smoking Lounge, but it served as an informal gathering place. The guests rooms were paneled in knotty pine and tried to look cozy. There was a window which opened to help cool down the room so we could sleep. The rooms were clean, but also small, and we struggled to get our bags up off the floor and useable. The beds were just acceptable, and the lighting was inadequate. The elevators are small and slow. Since they were slow, we found it faster to use the stairs going down. The stairways have motion detector lighting. It does not come on until one is halfway down the stairs. The steps are dark and can be slippery, so this is unsafe and dangerous. Lunch in the Larchwood Restaurant was not a pleasant experience. I am sure that the dining room staff knew to expect a bus-load of hungry, tired tourists for lunch as part of the booked overnight stay. It was raining, so those that wished to eat tended to stay in the hotel instead of walking into town. Many places were closed due to this being the off-season.

An average good hotel of the middle class.
The reception was really good, friendly, accommodating and afloat.
The apparently retrofitted elevator next to the reception is somewhat despotic and does not just contribute to a round impression of the lobby.
The room in local pine really looks really quaint — if you overlooked the old knocked-out doors.
The bathroom made a good impression. The furniture was on a modern stand.
At dinner we were served the simplest tortellini, which were almost drowned in a ready-made sauce Bolonaise from the Tetrapack. For this reason it was rather inexpensive for Swiss conditions.
The breakfast buffet was unfortunately often quite worn by the bus group trips. The staff were obviously overwhelmed by the busload to guests and did not come up with clearing or refilling.
The hotel pool, on the other hand, was very well maintained and modern, and would also fit in with a star.

Nice room, great view, accommodating staff.

Everything cool, easy, uncomplicated and simple top!

Towels, linens and pillows smells fresh. The room is clean, have a very good view of mountains in the veranda. Breakfast is provided. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable of public transportation and suggested places to go to.

Beautiful rooms, beautiful views of St. Moritz, and the distinct sounds of bells (and maybe sheep/goats) in the background.

We ate at the Restaurant. Very nice food and fondue chinois, however the waiter was not able to explain different sauces served to meat. Food was very good. And service friendly and accommodating to our needs.

Ok hotel by Swiss standards. Small, but clean, recently renovated, and well appointed rooms, but a little dark. The bathroom was also very clean and modern with a nice hot shower. The balcony was a nice perk, but there was really no view to enjoy. Location was a little out of the way, but the staff was very kind and approachable. The owner gave us a "lecture" about St Moritz including things to do and see. She provided us with free bus/train/ cog railway/ski lift passes that we used extensively. There was also a bus stop within a block of the hotel. Breakfast was good, with an extensive selection of eggs, cheeses, meats, breads, and other items. Our dinner (chosen by our tour company) wasn't great.

Old fashioned hotel very classy, food is not great.

No peep holes and lite curtains.

My favourite hotel in St Moritz. In between the Bob and the Cresta Run. Comfortable rooms, wood fire in the lobby, pleasant staff and a good kitchen. Home away from home.