Search Your Brig Hotels

When I checked in at 7 pm, I face the self-check in machine. They were asking for a confirmation number. I happily entered my ******* confirmation number because I thought it would suffice. Turns out it didn't. I got stuck outside, and since I was running on data-only e-sim, I couldn't call the number. Thankfully, there was a couple of guys hanging out and one of them gladly lent his phone to me and I was able to call the desk. Turns out they would send a separate email with the booking reference number, but they did not email me that one. I thought that booking via a third party would cause that, but the guy who lent my phone said that they would send a separate email even if booked by a third party provider. But once I got my number, everything else went like a breeze. For my room, I got a solo room and so everything was in that room, including the shower. That was interesting. When I had my showers, the water leaked throughout the room! I did not do anything wrong! The water just sipped through the corners! Thankfully, only one towel was able to absorb the spill from the shower. When I first entered my solo room, I was shocked that I had no toilet! I was desperate to pee back then and I thought my toilet would be a communal one. So i went downstairs and used the restroom by the front desk. Coming back, I was about to put my valuables on the table, and I saw this interesting object with an old-fashioned key with a heavy paperweight on it serving as its keychain. Below that is a laminated paper that says that that key was the key to my toilet. Turns out, the door to the toilet that I thought was communal that I was desperately trying to open turned out to be the private toilet for my room. So that was interesting! What a sigh of relief. But yeah, that part was interesting. But, bonus points for the scenic location in front of the Brig Castle!

Stayed at Hotel Stockalperhof for 4 nights as part of the Classic Glacier Express Tour (Great Rail Journeys). The hotel is generally unmanned after you receive your key, with the exception of the breakfast service. Rooms across 5 floors with even numbered rooms benefiting from a small balcony that looks on to the mountains. Coffee (pod) machine provided but only 2 pods and after this you have to pay for your own (Coop is 100m away) so you end up eating and drinking out a lot of the time. The bathroom suffers from the shower head being positioned too low to be of any use, with a hose that is too short in many rooms. This does need looked at by the management. The hotel is very well positioned in Brig with a number of restaurants on the doorstep and only a 350m walk from the train station. I personally would return without a second thought; it is the shower that stops this being a '5' review.

Absolutely loved this hotel. It is centrally located in Brig and a short walk to everything including the train and over a dozen restaurants. The staff here are very friendly and do a nice job keeping the place very clean and inviting. The freshly made breakfasts are so nice and the home made granola is AMAZING. The staff speak several different languages so I was able to interact with them easily in English. I loved the old keys that are used to get into the room. Bed was comfortable. There was no TV in my room but that was fine with me. My only complaint would be that there is no closet, just a hanging rack with 6 hangers. I managed okay but I do like to hang up all my work clothes for a business trip. However even with that, I would never consider staying anywhere else in Brig when I return. I also love the mascot, such a cool logo.

Stayed at this hotel for two nights, we used Brig to take the glacier express, we chose this hotel as it’s directly across from platform 12 which is where the train departs. The hotel rooms are dated but comfortable most have balconies. The duty manager was extremely helpful in securing me a car park. Excellent European breakfast served.

I booked an economy room, since I didn't plan to spend much time in it, and I was very satisfied with the value. My train from Germany was delayed; so I got special instructions for a late check-in (after 21:00) from the hotel. However, there was still someone there, apparently because other guests were also delayed; so I didn't need to use the lock-box. The hotel is very conveniently located across from the railroad station and the Glacier Express (which leaves from outside the station). I had a nice view of snow-topped mountains from my room looking out toward the station. The room was clean. The single bed was comfortable. The room had a shower, but the private bathroom was located across the hall--the one drawback that was spelled out in advance. All in all, I was very satisfied with what I got for what I paid.

The Good Night Hotel is on the opposite side of the railway station and go straight to the right side of the bridge. There are four-star facilities. The breakfast is very full of breads and fruits, which is satisfying. Twenty minutes to the railway station, there are many shops along the way

We came here for 4 nights with an ebay voucher and unlike the other hotel we stayed at in Gstaad, were made to feel like 2nd class citizens. First they forgot to clean our room, then 2 mornings we had to wait for the table to be laid for breakfast and finally, there was a function on in the usual restauarant and we had to ask where we were to eat and in the other restaurant, we had to eat on bar stools. Food was very uneven, some things were excellent like the salads and pates, others were so so, for instance we had brown sauce with chicken, pork and beef. The same brown sauce. Wine was also pricey, having paid 25 or 30 francs for a bottle of swiss wine in other places we were suprised at 40 for a half bottle of assemblage, which wasn't even labelled which grapes had been used. All in all, sad as we shall certainly return to the area as our daughter works here (and had eaten with us every evening) but shall look for a friendlier place to stay.