This hotel is right in the heart of St.Ursanne, which made exploring the Christmas market a breeze
The staff were super friendly and welcoming
The breakfast buffet was really impressive
The room was clean and functional
Distilled by Parley from the 55 most recent of 202 verified guest reviews
Every room includes Flat-screen TV, Free Wifi, Private bathroom, Clothes rack, Toilet, Shower, Toilet paper, and Free toiletries
59 m² · 1 full bed and 2 twin beds · Sleeps 3 · Suite
The Suite with River View offers exceptional comfort, a spacious 635 ft² layout, and stunning river views from its terrace. It features a private bathroom with a bathtub, flat-screen TV, free WiFi, and a full bed.
Beds 8.2/10 · 29 guests mention them
34 m² · 2 twin beds and 1 sofa bed · Sleeps 3 · Suite
Has a landmark view — and hairdryer.
Beds 8.2/10 · 29 guests mention them
24 m² · 1 full bed · Sleeps 2
Has a river view — and towels.
Beds 8.2/10 · 29 guests mention them
15 m² · 1 full bed · Sleeps 2
Has a landmark view — and linens.
Beds 8.2/10 · 29 guests mention them
27 m² · 1 full bed · Sleeps 2
Has a view — and wardrobe or closet.
Beds 8.2/10 · 29 guests mention them
“Cowbells, River Breezes and the First Taste of Switzerland”
Riding through the valleys from France into Switzerland, I finally stopped in Saint‑Ursanne, a medieval town where the Doubs river flows quietly through the center, church bells and cowbells fill the air, and the scenery reminds you why maps exist. The hotel sits right beside the river, in a spot that’s hard to beat, and guests often praise its riverside setting and central location for good reason. I had asked for a river‑view room and was lucky to get one. The rooms are simple, practical, and unpretentious, but they were spotless, comfortable, and exactly what I needed after a long day on the saddle, so I slept very well. In the Swiss summer, the absence of air conditioning might be a concern for some, but I found the breeze off the river more than sufficient, even if a mosquito occasionally appreciated the view. Motorcyclists will find it easy to stay here; I parked right outside the hotel without having to pay a Swiss parking fine, which felt like a small victory. The hotel restaurant turned out to be one of the pleasant surprises of my visit. The food was solid, the atmosphere relaxed, and the terrace overlooking the river is the perfect spot for an evening drink while the town gradually winds down. The property highlights its restaurant, bar, and river‑view terrace, all of which contribute to its appeal. Breakfast the next morning was fairly simple rather than extravagant.
“Quiétude au bord de l’eau”
The riverside setting is great, but the open kitchen faces the corridor and the toilets are on the upper floor.
The location and the food were good, but the roof room was unfortunately very hot this summer.
“Séjour agréable dans un lieu d'exception”
La localisation est top et calme, ancien bâtiment avec charme, salle de bain rénovée, chambre spacieuse. Petit déjeuner minimaliste
“Comfortable with a warm welcome and good food.”
The location on the river in a medieval village is great, and the staff and food are excellent.
“Cowbells, River Breezes and the First Taste of Switzerland”
Riding through the valleys from France into Switzerland, I finally stopped in Saint‑Ursanne, a medieval town where the Doubs river flows quietly through the center, church bells and cowbells fill the air, and the scenery reminds you why maps exist. The hotel sits right beside the river, in a spot that’s hard to beat, and guests often praise its riverside setting and central location for good reason. I had asked for a river‑view room and was lucky to get one. The rooms are simple, practical, and unpretentious, but they were spotless, comfortable, and exactly what I needed after a long day on the saddle, so I slept very well. In the Swiss summer, the absence of air conditioning might be a concern for some, but I found the breeze off the river more than sufficient, even if a mosquito occasionally appreciated the view. Motorcyclists will find it easy to stay here; I parked right outside the hotel without having to pay a Swiss parking fine, which felt like a small victory. The hotel restaurant turned out to be one of the pleasant surprises of my visit. The food was solid, the atmosphere relaxed, and the terrace overlooking the river is the perfect spot for an evening drink while the town gradually winds down. The property highlights its restaurant, bar, and river‑view terrace, all of which contribute to its appeal. Breakfast the next morning was fairly simple rather than extravagant.
“Séjour agréable dans un lieu d'exception”
La localisation est top et calme, ancien bâtiment avec charme, salle de bain rénovée, chambre spacieuse. Petit déjeuner minimaliste
“Quiétude au bord de l’eau”
The riverside setting is great, but the open kitchen faces the corridor and the toilets are on the upper floor.
“Comfortable with a warm welcome and good food.”
The location on the river in a medieval village is great, and the staff and food are excellent.
The location and the food were good, but the roof room was unfortunately very hot this summer.
