Hotel in Bern, Switzerland
3***- Historical lover’s object from the 13th century (Object-Nr. 2703-4-CH)
This traditional hotel with an imposing façade and great history is located in the heart of a medieval town on a historic town square in the Berne region. The former town house of a monastery was first mentioned in 1233. It was renovated in the 17th century; a major extension was carried out in 1837 followed by various interventions.
The building has 25 rooms on two floors, 2 apartments, 3 banquet/seminar rooms, a ballroom with a stage (220 people), a cosy lounge, an à-la-carte restaurant of the finest quality, a terrace and commercial space.
The guest list of the hotel with a royal ambience is very impressive: from King Sigmund (Roman-German King and Emperor) with entourage (Duke Ludwig of Bavaria, Market Count Friedrich of Brandenburg), Hereditary Prince of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel and General Henri Guisan to, in the recent past, Michael Schumacher (Formula 1), Bill Wymann (bassist Rolling Stones), various Swiss Federal Councillors and national politicians. These are just a few of the important guests who have been accommodated in the traditional hotel.
It is a perfect location for tourists who want to feel the spirit of the home region of Swiss Watches.
It is also possible to create additional rooms. The parking facilities are very spacious, private parking space are available. There is a possibility to construct a parking garage under the horticultural area.
- Year of construction: 1291
- Extensions/renovation: 1837/1931/1964-1967/1992-1993/2010 - regular renovation work
- Horticulture zone: 1.582 m²
- Building volume: 16.644 m²
- Purchase Price: 6.500.000 CHF
- Operator free
Permits other use within the framework of the building regulation.
Further information about this object can be obtained by signing a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) or by submitting a Letter of Intent (LOI).
This traditional hotel with an imposing façade and great history is located in the heart of a medieval town on a historic town square in the Berne region. The former town house of a monastery was first mentioned in 1233. It was renovated in the 17th century; a major extension was carried out in 1837 followed by various interventions.
The building has 25 rooms on two floors, 2 apartments, 3 banquet/seminar rooms, a ballroom with a stage (220 people), a cosy lounge, an à-la-carte restaurant of the finest quality, a terrace and commercial space.
The guest list of the hotel with a royal ambience is very impressive: from King Sigmund (Roman-German King and Emperor) with entourage (Duke Ludwig of Bavaria, Market Count Friedrich of Brandenburg), Hereditary Prince of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel and General Henri Guisan to, in the recent past, Michael Schumacher (Formula 1), Bill Wymann (bassist Rolling Stones), various Swiss Federal Councillors and national politicians. These are just a few of the important guests who have been accommodated in the traditional hotel.
It is a perfect location for tourists who want to feel the spirit of the home region of Swiss Watches.
It is also possible to create additional rooms. The parking facilities are very spacious, private parking space are available. There is a possibility to construct a parking garage under the horticultural area.
- Year of construction: 1291
- Extensions/renovation: 1837/1931/1964-1967/1992-1993/2010 - regular renovation work
- Horticulture zone: 1.582 m²
- Building volume: 16.644 m²
- Purchase Price: 6.500.000 CHF
- Operator free
Permits other use within the framework of the building regulation.
Further information about this object can be obtained by signing a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) or by submitting a Letter of Intent (LOI).
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Property type: | hotel |
| Property condition: | period / existing |
| Number of storeys: | 5 |
| Land area: | 3403 sq. m |
ID: 198037 07.10.2021
- 1 sq. m
- 25 suites
6 050 000 €
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