Kandersteg, Bernese Oberland
Chalet-Hotel Adler, family-run since 1906 — five minutes on foot from the station, ten from the cable car to Lake Oeschinen.
Since 1906
For over a hundred years, the Fetzer family has run the Adler in the heart of Kandersteg — now in its fourth and fifth generation. People still greet you by name here.
With us, you are a guest we remember, not a booking number. The village sits at your feet, the mountains stand watch, and the welcome stays personal — 365 days a year.
The Loveroom
Eleven double rooms at the Adler transform at the push of a button: the whirlpool tub slides through the window onto your own balcony. You lie in warm water, the peaks of the Bernese Oberland above you, the village of Kandersteg below.
Two further double rooms have a fixed whirlpool tub built into the room. Deluxe rooms, a suite and a loft round out the Loveroom category.
See the Loveroom roomsRooms & apartments
From single room to suite: 3 single and 8 double rooms, plus double rooms with a fixed whirlpool tub or one that slides out onto the balcony.
See the rooms →
8 self-catering apartments with 1 to 4 bedrooms for 2 to 9 people, own kitchen, right behind the hotel. Breakfast and dinner at the hotel can be added on.
See the apartments →
Restaurant & bar
Fondue, home-made rösti, regional meat and pizza from our own oven — plus the hotel bar for a nightcap afterwards.
Kitchen open daily from 12:00 to 21:30, restaurant from 07:30 to 23:30.
Restaurant & menu
Spa
A 12-metre freeform indoor pool with an outdoor basin, kept at 30°C, plus a Finnish sauna and steam room — the calm counterpart to a day in the mountains.
Discover the spaKandersteg
Lake Oeschinen, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is ten minutes away by cable car — the starting point for hikes with lake views.
Discover summer →
The cross-country ski trail begins right opposite the hotel, with slopes and quiet winter walking paths all around.
Discover winter →
Location
Five minutes on foot from Kandersteg station, ten from the cable car to Lake Oeschinen, right opposite the cross-country trail — and dogs are always welcome with us, free of charge.
Getting here in detail