Berggasthaus Ebenalp

A restaurant and hotel built directly into the cliffs. Incredible views of the snow-capped mountains and lake below. Fun to watch the hang-gliders.

This is a true oasis clinging to a cliff. They are known for their rostis. Yum! I had a half rosti w salad and bacon and a huge flagon of water. Most people were having beer.

We were family with toddler and a senior member. Views are amazing! Food is good and we tried different dishes. One of the best day in Switzerland. Walk from cabel car and back through caves was fun. Voir le carte

Breathtaking views in the Swiss Alps accompanied by locally brewed beer and one of the best Rosti dishes I've ever eaten. It's not easy to find, but it is such a treat, its worth looking for. We were treated to the local farmers singing while we ate lunch and also an exceptionally good hot chocolate before we headed back down the mountain.

I have been many times during hiking to ebenalp and seealpsse. The location is magical, in the middle of the mountains. The food is good, mainly swiss cuisine based on pork meat, rosti, sausages and cheese. Service is good. This restaurant is on National Geographic list of restaurants to visit. I recommend. P.S: They have good beer. Ask for the dunkel Weissen.

Again,Äscher was full, so we wwent to the Ebenalp, but again the service was so solw ( the weaher was nice, but it was known for a few days) we waited for 30 min, with Staff going by, tried to call them but no response, so after a while we packed together an left, just as a waitress came by, we told her, but she did no seem to care.So, if i can help it we wont go back there Voir le carte

We had no breakfast on arrival in this mountain guest house. We're hungry. We were greeted with our doggie. I recommend the “most soup” it is a winter soup typical of the area I was told. It was a soup with bread. French Fries and Antipasto along with the Cordon-Bleu were also good. We do not expect a Michelin restaurant at the top of the mountain, but it cannot be said that it is bad or average. It is very good and certainly the staff and the view is more than worth.

Stayed here in a single room and although there were other people next door, I slept silently. The barley soup in the restaurant and the breakfast buffet, which included wonderful Swiss brown bread, cereals, yogurts, cheese, ham and juice, as well as the usual coffee and an excellent selection of teas including green tea, were very enjoyed. I wanted to stay for another night, but they had not booked any other guests so they had a deserved rest. The staff is very helpful and the guest house has been in the same family for several generations. Will return...

We chose a three-day hike in Alpstein. We then booked two mountain guesthouses and the second was Ebenalp. I know there's a difference between the mountain guesthouse and the hut, but as we had our little dog with us, we had to stay in a mountain guesthouse, as in the hut it's difficult to have the opportunity to keep the dog while sleeping with you. We were so tired throughout the day, with walk 800 m high and 1 '600 m down i total.. and we just want to relax in a warm place. But unfortunately, Berggasthaus Ebenalp seems to be a kindergarten rather than a place to rest, eat and relax. There were many children screaming loud all the time. And at night, a group of people sings loud until 3:00... Voir le carte