Hotel berhampiran Bayard Sport Zermatt, Zermatt

Getting a room in Zermatt during the peak winter season is quite challenging without committing to a certain minimum number of room nights. We were fortunate to book a room at Hotel Derby for one night, which fits our tight travel schedule. Several things we loved about this hotel: 1. The location - It is easily accessible on foot and situated along a busy street, only a minute's walk from Zermatt train station. 2. The guest rooms - They are recently renovated and beautifully furnished. We had a room with a balcony overlooking the peak of Matterhorn. Unfortunately, it was too cold in December that we didn't get to enjoy ourselves or stay out for long. 3. The breakfast - A wide selection of continental breakfast and it is included in the room rate. Even though it was a short stay for us, on the whole, the staff is amiable, and we highly recommend it.

Perkhidmatan hotel sangat baik, dengan sikap yang baik dan jawapan yang sabar kepada soalan tetamu. Balkoni di dalam bilik adalah sangat besar, dan anda juga boleh melihat langsung pemandangan di bahagian atas Matterhorn, yang sememangnya sangat mengejutkan.

Great hotel Don’t expect luxury but given the price point you know this already The rooms are small but functional with everything you need for your stay including a great coffee machine that’s topped up daily. Breakfast is well beyond what I was expecting and had cereals, meats, yoghurts, breads, cheeses, sausages, eggs and probably much more! Plus more really good coffee! Located 5 minutes walk to Bayard ski rental, and an additional 1 minute to the Gornergrat railway taking you up onto the slopes From the hotel, you can be on the train in under 10 minutes. Staff are really helpful and allowed us to keep our bags there on the last day even though we’d checked out. There’s a quick lift to all floors. I would highly recommend the hotel if your plans are to ski all day, go out on an evening and use it as a place to sleep. Would certainly return

The hotel location is great. The standard is really high after renovation. What was an amazing though was the staff. In particular a gentleman by the name of Zac at the reception. For some reason our room reservation had disappeared but he sat us down, made us a coffee and went about solving the problem. Zac was so, intelligent and witty, so knowledgeable about the mountains and all things Zermatt. He told us where to go on bad weather days, where to eat, where to take walks, where to ski. We always enjoy Zermatt but this time our stay had new dimensions because of all his recommendations. Kudos also to Jenny and the Spanish breakfast lady who was super sweet!

U can see Matterhorn in the hotel. The room is clean and comfy. Breakfast is fine and it will be good if larger variety of food can be provided

All good, hotel will provide early breakfast if you check out in the early morning so surprising

the quad room is perfect for 2 adults and 2 kids. breakfast is superb and staffs friendly we stayed 3 nights and were luckily blessed with 1 day of clear whether at the top of the mountains. 2 ways to walk to the hotel from train station, the shorter one that google will tell u includes a steep climb (difficult if you have luggages in tow). the easier and better walk will just be to keep going straight, turn left at the matterhon musuem / church junction, and from there just a short gradual stretch to reach the hotel. very doable even with kids and luggage .

Hotel Adonis was a dream come true! Our party of five enjoyed the spacious rooms with private baths, each with its own balcony. There is a desk, tv, and very, very warm down comforters on twin beds that are put together. Oddly enough, like the hotel we stayed in Zurich, Adonis did not have wash cloths...so bring your own. Maybe people use poufs in Switzerland? I don't know, but I had to find one in town. Isabelle was a kind and gracious manager, as well as Rita, who worked in the evening. The first floor has a cozy bar and sitting area we frequented each night and played cards. The breakfast room is exceptional, so select the option to include it in your stay. The chef has an array of sausage, eggs, cheeses, cereals, fruits, breads, juices, coffee and cocoa. It is certainly worth the extra charge, as we didn't need to eat again until dinner. There is also a dry sauna downstairs, and for a little fee, you can steam yourself after a long day in the snow. If we ever go back to Zermatt, we will stay at the Adonis!

I was very happy with interlaken youth hostel and decided to book zermatt youth hostel. Free Good Breakfast, although a toaster would have been nice but they have good coffee machine and good collections of tea bags. Clean property and good view of Matterhorn from dining area! The property did not mention that the bus do not go anymore to 'luchre' stoppage. The property is quite high up in the mountain. The bus left me a place way below to the stoppage. so it was very hard to take luggage up to the property. Also, the distance between Luchre bus stop and the property is also bit long. considering the steepness. Second thing, the property does not have lift! It was really really hard to go up to 3rd floor with luggage. For me, a kind romanian staff helped me to take the suitcase to the 3rd floor. I also find the room (most probably 138 or 134) that I had been given at the very last corner of the corridor, which is fine. but opposite to that room, there is another property whose bedroom or lounge room facing my room, The room does not have curtain. it was very uncomfortable. Interlaken youth hostel has the curtain. not all the room needs curtain, but some room facing other properties, I strongly recommend this small addition. when I mentioned that to the lady, she said, go to a hotel, this is hostel. I replied, Interlaken has curtain. she did not reply. while leaving, the lady staff was very rude and said no one can help you to get the suitcase down. One gentleman was kind and helped me. This property is good. unfortunately, it is not possible perhaps to add lift or change location. but they can add curtain for sure.

The good news: It’s well located, right in the center of town where you arrive whether by Haute Route trail or by train. The completely automated check in process went smoothly (though it would’ve been nice to have someone to resolve the problem I describe below.) The room was clean and handsome. Breakfast was solid - including good coffee. Now, the bad news: Room 104 has no ventilation. The only air vent is the fan in the bathroom. The single “window” is actually a glass door, sitting right at street level of the heavily used pedestrian walkway behind the hotel - so getting air into the room means also welcoming anyone why might be passing by to come on in. I don’t like leaving negative reviews - but this is a serious design flaw that shifted what would’ve been a lovely stay into a miserable night. I imagine other rooms aren’t set like this, so your odds are pretty good if having a better experience than I did- but if you land with 104, your night is recked and their is no one to turn to for help.