Boutique Hotel La Gorge & Restaurant Zer Schlucht

We visited the restaurant in the off season, which I highly recommend. Beautiful location over a small gorge/canyon. The service was excellent and very friendly. I would recommend reservations in advance in the main season. The food was very delicious and the price/quality ratio is really good.

A short stay, a very good stay. We had two nights in La Gorge towards the end of the ski season and, without doubt, would return. Modern, recently renovated bedroom with clean, well-equipped bathroom. Friendly, helpful staff. Modern, warm ski room to keep the essential bits of kit. Breakfast was decent if unspectacular. The only drawback was the three flights of steps to our room - a killer at the end of the ski day.

Nice rooms, great food, and friendly staff. Perfect location as well. Would highly recommend.

What a wonderful hotel! We really had an enjoyable stay. We ate at the restaurant for dinner, which was an amazing meal - great food and a great view! The breakfast also had very nice options. The staff were courteous. The rooms were nicely decorated and very clean. The beds were very comfortable and we loved our balcony.

Our annual ski boys trip to Europe this year was to saas fee, Switzerland, as we had already done all the household name resorts. We found, booked and started a week this month at the relatively unknown | Hotel La Gorge, it was simply the most impressive 3* hotel I’ve ever experienced. Completely and beautifully reimagined in recent years, the setting (on a rock face over a gorge) the architecture, the all-custom fittings and furnishings were really jaw-dropping, unexpectedly beautiful. The restaurant was the a total surprise, food, menu, prep, service all way above. Unfortunately that secret is out, and we were only able to book 2 dinners there over the week.|Young Michael, who runs the place is tireless, friendly, helpful, as were the rest of the staff including charming Marvin, the front man in the restaurant, and staffers Nicole and others. Welcoming, helpful, all. The suites are beautiful, comfy, quiet. Getting there takes some attention to travel details, but Michael was able to pick us up with luggage at the end of the road into Saas Fee, which has no car traffic. More on the cute friendly town later, but book Hotel La Gorge now, before everyone else discovers it. Except for lack of a spa, it’s a 5* experience for a 3* price. Short walk to the ski lifts, and to dozens of fun little restaurants. These folks know hospitality. They only lack mass marketing. That will find them.

At a similar price as other hotels in Saas-Fee like the Capra, this hotel felt a bit underwhelming. Room is nice, but the breakfast is very basic and the hotel doesn’t have too much to offer. Additionally, the service was average. The lady at the front desk refused to take us to the station with our heavy luggage, making up excuses like “I can’t drive”, but eventually took us when we showed our disappointment. She drove perfectly well…clearly just laziness and lack of high quality service

Hello, we arrived at the train station and Mike came to get us for free. The breakfast was good and the room was clean and nice. The negative part was that after check-out the woman refused to give us a lift that is included in their service and was not as polite as Mike.

The hotel is really astonishing and all the rooms were very nicely decorated. You can see that the owner has put attention on every detail. The view from our room (22) was incredible, overlooking the gorge and the mountains surrounding Saas-Fee. Wifi was working great in the hotel. The hotel has no lift so you've to use the stairs to get in the room. One thing that I've missed was during the breakfast: Warm dishes as bacon, sausages and omelette. There could also have been some fresh orange juice but it's not critical. Many thanks also to Mike for his warm welcome.