Parkhotel Du Sauvage

Extremely friendly and helpful staff from reception to restaurant. Beautiful hotel and very large and comfortable room. Free onsite parking is very convenient. Excellent breakfast. Also very good value. Supermarket is near by. The small town is so pretty. We wish we could stay longer.

Beautiful historic hotel. Breakfast was extensive and varied from local products. Rooms were comfortable and big. Bathroom was older and everything was historic

We enjoyed some drinks on the terrace and had a fantastic experience. Maria provided exceptional service—friendly, attentive, and professional. The drinks were great, and the view and ambience were absolutely amazing. A perfect spot to relax and take it all in!

Great old hotel. You will feel better than at home. Great location, great breakfast, free EV charging (this was a big plus, 1 hour per day, but this was more than enough for us).

Amazing hotel. Historic landmark. Actually we discovered it is the one where Sherlock Holmes stayed during the story "The last Problem". Super well located in the center of the village. Breakfast is amazing. Rooms are good. It has a really nice atmosphere and feels like you are back in the Belle epoque! Nice decoration and very friendly staff.

From 1am to 3am drunk people from the bar speak and laugh. Hotel do nothing. If you want to find a place to sleep - avoid the hotel

Nice hotel with very frendly People. Nice food and big room. I like the style of the building very much. The breakfast was great and our room was cleaned every day. In the basement there are possibilitys to dry your ski's and shoes. There is also a nice Irish pub.

We stayed here for two nights whilst trekking the Via Alpina route. We were very pleasantly surprised at the level of accommodation, our room was large and airy, well furnished with the most comfortable bed and, unusually, tea and coffee making facilities. The reception staff were very pleasant and helpful and breakfast was plentiful and varied, taken in a very grand dining room. The hotel is a beautifully preserved example of the old fin de siecle hotels once inhabited by the well to do of europe. Many interesting artefacts and pictures. We weren't able to eat evening meal here as the hotel only caters for large groups but that wasn't a problem as there are plenty of restaurants in Meiringen. Well worth a stay and close to the Sherlock Holmes museum which is also well worth a visit.