“Wir waren hier wegen der Abtei Kirche”
Breakfast was good, the central location and the beautiful setting make it a nice spot.
Elisabeth3 settimane fa
Un attimo…
Payerne·7.2
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Hôtel la Suite is set in Payerne's medieval town, 500 metres from the 11th-century Notre-Dame abbey church. The hotel features a restaurant, café with modern dining, sun terrace, and children's playground. Rooms have flat-screen TV, work desk, and bathroom. Payerne Train Station is 30 metres away, with golf course and River Broye hiking trails nearby, and free public parking available.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
Breakfast was good, the central location and the beautiful setting make it a nice spot.
Elisabeth·3 settimane fa
Even though I booked through Booking, the hotel couldn’t locate my reservation at first, then suddenly found two guests in the system. After about 15 minutes and my confirmation, it finally worked for the third guest. I had to wait almost an hour to check in—unacceptable.
André·4 settimane fa
The staff were very friendly, the restaurant cozy with good food, and the location is great. I would have liked some vegetables (e.g. tomatoes, cucumber) and plain yogurt at breakfast.
Alison·Un mese fa
The hotel sits just across the train station, and I was able to drop my luggage there before the official check‑in time after arriving early in the morning. However, even though I had completed the online check‑in, I still had to fill out a paper form at the front desk, and the staff member didn’t speak English well, which made communication difficult.
Pablo·Un mese fa
The breakfast was good and quite generous, with fresh fruit, cheese, yogurt, etc. The offered coffee was very good and could be freshly brewed from the machine: traditional romande! . or “swissness” indeed (not just pot coffee, as often experienced in comparable German hotels). Perhaps offering 3‑minute eggs, scrambled eggs, or coffee cream (for German readers “Kaffeesahne”) would be the finishing touch. Fresh, hot milk from the kettle was available. We liked it. The. Payerne is in an area where large‑scale tobacco was once grown (BAT/Burrus, etc.). That night, the ventilation from the “fumoir” on the ground floor delivered a dose of “cold smoke” through the open roof skylight/tilt‑up windows! Initially we suspected the bed, bed frame, and surrounding walls, but that was a complete misjudgment: strict non‑smoking is enforced in the rooms… except in the “fumoir” on the ground floor, and the rooms were absolutely clean in that regard.
Bernhard·Un mese fa