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Romantik Hotel Bären Dürrenroth

Where history meets modern hospitality. The Romantik Hotel Bären in Dürrenroth, Emmental, boasts a long tradition, skillfully blending it with modern comforts – including its characteristic farmhouse garden.

Hotel Bären comprises three historic Emmental buildings from the late Baroque period and, together with Dürrenroth's village church, forms a national heritage site. The garden, with its oak portals, pond, and symmetrical flowerbeds typical of local farmhouse gardens, is also significant and steeped in history.

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You can unwind in the extensive wellness area, which, in addition to a sauna landscape, boasts an open-air hot tub or a private spa suite.

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When it comes to cuisine, Hotel Bären is dedicated to local sourcing – with local suppliers and its own herb garden ensuring sustainable culinary delights, its own beer for exclusivity, and the garden BBQ for a homemade experience.

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