Hotels near Wanderweg Triftalp, Saas-Grund

I used to stay at a domestic youth hostel for more than 400 nights as a hostel, but the hotel I stayed at this time was an accommodation for Swiss youth hostel association members. In principle, it is self-service, but I did not feel particularly dissatisfied, and it was evaluated as wonderful among the facilities I have stayed so far as the above evaluation. This time, I didn't use the swimming pool, wellness, sauna, etc. for convenience, but I was able to spend a fun 2 days.

Thanks to the staff for upgrading the room for us, we can enjoy the beautiful view of Matterhorn from the terrace, which is very happy. The room is spacious, has a self-service dining area, and is fully equipped with stoves and cooking utensils. It is very suitable for skiers. The bathroom is very clean, there is a bathtub for soaking, and there is also a public swimming pool and spa. It's a pity that I didn't check-in earlier. I must come earlier next time to enjoy it. The location is excellent, only 4 minutes away from the train station, and it's easy to walk with your suitcase. It is walking distance from Gornergrat and Sunnegga stations, and there is a bus stop at the door to the Metterhorn Glacier Paradise cable car station. Breakfast is very rich and delicious. This stay is really worth the money👍🏼

Our luggage was lost and the staff was so friendly to us helping in every way possible. They called restaurants for us our first night as our phones weren't working and it was late on a Saturday. They honestly cared about us and when our luggage finally arrived, they were as excited as us! They were very responsive via email prior to our stay and spoke great English. We had 2 rooms next to each other with a quiet , private little alcove to add privacy for when we frequently moved between rooms. This is directly across from one of the gondolas (we skied 3 days). We could easily walk to the restaurants, shops, and we did so quite often. They were super responsive picking us up from the bus stop too. We'd stay here again for sure.

I stayed at La Reserve for two nights during my hike from Chamonix to Zermatt (Walkers Haute Route). After more than a week of hiking and camping with my tent, this hotel provided food, rest and comfort, before I would take off for the final hike to Zermatt. The hotel is directly on the hiking route, just out of the village center. The owner was very helpful when I wanted to reschedule my stay. I had booked for one night, but I was hiking faster than expected, so I arrived one day early. After a phone call the owner booked me another room where I could stay an extra night. When I left two days later, I asked for a very early breakfast (I wanted to hike as early as possible) and the owner made sure everything was there for me at 6:30 a.m. The food at the restaurant was delicious. I was very happy with the possibility of having a smaller pizza with a much larger salad, as I was craving for fresh vegetables. Breakfast was in serve-yourself style, with fresh bread, cheese, eggs, yoghurt. The building and room might be somewhat outdated in style, but everything was very clean and comfortable. And there was a very good private shower! All in all this was a very pleasant stay while hiking my 10 day hike in Switzerland.

Fantastic location right next to the train station and very large modern room which very spacious and comfortable. Couch, armchair and table, large modern bathroom with large bath and underfloor heating, loads of storage space for clothes and cases, and a large balcony overlooking the mountains. Cannot hear trains with doors to balcony closed so a great night’s sleep. Breakfast was also very good. The bistro wasn’t open during our stay but there are plenty of options in Tasch and Zermatt and two lovely little local supermarkets across the road stocking all the main items.

We came to Täsch, one station before Zermatt. Heard a lot abt this location and chose Hotel Elite, just walking distance from the station.

The horrible things started with they asking 1 Euro for 1 franc. Isn’t that cheating.

Then comes the time when we come up for breakfast and what an amazing spread. By amazing, I mean, horrible spread and most uncourteous staff. 

We were 11 of us and hunting for something in breakfast and asked for omelettes for 6 of us as all had not come down for breakfast by then.When the other 3 joined us and we asked for omelette, the person said “first finish the earlier omelettes and then I would give more.” 

Did they want 9 people to eat from 6 omelettes. Don’t we have a right to ask for one omelette each. The food timings are till 9.30am only. So, we didn’t have an option to wait beyond 9.30am as we knew the order won’t be taken later (looking at the courtesy being offered since the time we entered the hotel).
 When we asked for tea and tea bag, he rudely replied and took away the tea maker. This is a very insolent and impolite behaviour. And the final blow to us was no hot water for bath in a temperature of 11 degrees. 
I did give them a piece of my mind and informed them that whether it’s a 3 star or 5 star, we have to be courteous and the owner shud own up the responsibility for the wrong doings and rude behaviour of their staff, but in vain.

This is very unbecoming of a hotel which is one of the most pleasant towns in Switzerland.

I would never recommend this hotel to anyone who visits this beautiful town of Täsch.

Very cozy and clean, the staff checked our covid certificates and immediately accommodated us in our rooms. Breakfast was included in our price, we were asked what we wanted to have (croissant, bread, coffee order and ham/cheese) the previous day. I want to believe it was due to corona restrictions that they did not include these on the breakfast buffet, because one thin slice of bread was not sufficient; although we got a second serving when we asked. The rooms were warm, clean and all in all, a very decent option for the otherwise ”overpriced” Zermatt.