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Schweizerhof
Bahnhofplatz 11
3011 Bern
Switzerland
Tel. +41(0)31 326 80 80
Fax +41(0)31 326 80 83
Website: www.schweizerhof-bern.ch
Website: www.schweizerhof-bern.ch
With its 150-year history, the Hotel Schweizerhof is the most venerable hotel in Berne. After two years of extensive renovations the hotel shines again in grand style. The Hotel Schweizerhof is a luxurious symbiosis of the traditional and the modern, with contemporary design, a first-class conference centre and superb hospitality.
The hotel, which holds a 5-Star-Superior classification from the Swiss Hotel Association, offers luxurious rooms that combine elegant interior design with cutting-edge facilities. It features a spa centre and a trendy rooftop terrace and every room Every room comes with a Nespresso coffee machine and includes state-of-the-art entertainment facilities, including an IP phone. Schweizerhof Bern & THE SPA boasts a 500 m² wellness centre with a relaxation pool, a sauna, a Turkish bath and a fitness room.
The hotel, which holds a 5-Star-Superior classification from the Swiss Hotel Association, offers luxurious rooms that combine elegant interior design with cutting-edge facilities. It features a spa centre and a trendy rooftop terrace and every room Every room comes with a Nespresso coffee machine and includes state-of-the-art entertainment facilities, including an IP phone. Schweizerhof Bern & THE SPA boasts a 500 m² wellness centre with a relaxation pool, a sauna, a Turkish bath and a fitness room.
In 1969, the exterior of the Schweizerhof Hotel served as the building where lawfirm Gumbold held office, in On Her Majesty's Secret Service.
Bond receives a safe-cracking device from his aide Campbell by means of a crane from a building site opposite the hotel. From the balcony of the hotel you have a view upon the main station, which was being constructed at the time. Next to it is the Heiliggeistkirche (Church of the Holy Spirit), built from 1726 till 1729, whose clock also played a small but important role in the Hitch-kockian scene.
Bond receives a safe-cracking device from his aide Campbell by means of a crane from a building site opposite the hotel. From the balcony of the hotel you have a view upon the main station, which was being constructed at the time. Next to it is the Heiliggeistkirche (Church of the Holy Spirit), built from 1726 till 1729, whose clock also played a small but important role in the Hitch-kockian scene.
