Hotels with Breakfast in Bern

This hotel offers incredible value for money, especially for Switzerland. It's very clean, the rooms are spacious enough, and there's air conditioning. The best part is its proximity to the train station – just a two-minute walk from the exit near Starbucks. You can easily catch any train departing within 5 minutes in the morning. The surrounding area also seems quite safe. The only minor downside was the breakfast, which wasn't great, but considering the price, it's not a big deal since there are Coops everywhere nearby, so finding food is never an issue. Bern truly lives up to its capital city status; the public safety is much better than Geneva's.

The room was tiny, and there was no bottled water or toiletries provided, which I understand is standard for Swiss hotels. However, the location was excellent, very close to the train station, and there's a Migros supermarket right next door, making it super convenient for shopping.

The room was clean and fresh, equipped with a fridge and mini-bar, hairdryer, and bathrobes. It had a separate toilet and bathroom. I really liked the Rituals toiletries in the bathroom, which included shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, body cream, and soap. The hotel is close to the city center, just a 10-minute walk to the Rosarium. We enjoyed everything, thank you!

The location is quite convenient, there's a small funicular that takes you to the station. The service was excellent, and the breakfast was superb! I was satisfied, except the room felt a bit stuffy and lacked ventilation, and there was no air conditioning (though you could rent a fan from the front desk with a deposit). Other than that, everything was great. Many foreign students stay here in groups, which gives it a very lively and youthful atmosphere.

Location was great. The train station at your doorstep. Staff were helpful. I voiced my concern about heating and a light that was blinking and all concerns were addressed quickly. All in all, a great stay and staff were well trained and based on my conversations with them, they had been working there for a long time, hence the knowledge and level of service. One thing though, is that the lighting in the room could be improved; that would be really helpful for those coming on business trips and working on their laptops.

Holiday Inn Bern Westside A 4-star all-rounder under the IHG umbrella, this hotel boasts unbeatable transportation links, top-notch family-friendly amenities, and excellent value for money, making it the premier choice for your stay in Bern! It's right next to the Westside shopping center, with supermarkets, restaurants, and a cinema just downstairs, offering one-stop convenience.

One of the few hotels in the area that offers family rooms. However, its underground parking garage is incredibly narrow and terrifying; my Mercedes GLE almost got stuck in the roundabout when entering. The rims still sustained minor scratches. Thankfully, the hotel staff were very friendly and helpful, assisting me out of the underground garage and allowing me to park in front of the hotel.

Location is 10-12 minutes from city centre by tram and about the same for major train station should you wish to do day trips to Belp, Thun etc. Room is clean and staff is friendly although they keep chasing you for your room number if you get breakfast too (I did for all my mornings). Room is ok, bed is comfortable but heads up if you face the tram you might hear the outdoor noise until midnight or so. Reception staff speak good English and is helpful if you need any suggestions for your trip.

The hotel was situated within a short walk from the main station. The room was large with complimentary water which was a lovely gesture. Having the Berne card free was a great help with getting around. Breakfast was lovely with a good choice of cereals, bread, croissants as well as fruits and yogurts. Would recommend to other travellers.

What I liked was how convenient it was being close to the station, the complimentary breakfast, and the staff being willing to heat up anything I needed in the microwave. The only minor downsides were that the door lock was a bit tricky for a Japanese person to use (it would be frustrating if you were in a hurry) and the fact that the room and the toilet/shower were in separate areas, meaning I had to unlock and relock the door every time I needed to go between them. However, it was still a good deal for staying in Bern, and considering I didn't have to lug around a heavy suitcase, it was totally worth it.