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Great location - 3 mins from train, decent rooms, modern bathrooms. Friendly service. Very good breakfast and the restaurant seems to serve until late for dinner. On a major road, so aim for a room at the back facing the ”Hof”

The hotel is centrally located in a very busy area. The entrance is next to the Indian restaurant, which is also part of the hotel. The entrance area and reception are very narrow and small, guests can hardly cross paths. Advance payment on arrival is mandatory. The room is not particularly large and is fairly clean. Everything is old, worn and seems to need a general renovation. The bathroom is very small, you can hardly move in the shower. Unfortunately, it is also very warm in the room, even though there was a standing fan inside. Sleeping is almost impossible, as the room cannot be darkened properly. Leaving the window open at night is not an option, as it is still loud from outside even with the windows closed. It is just as loud from inside, as the walls are very thin. The breakfast is sufficient and OK. Fresh coffee is brought to the table. The price is not high, but still too much for what is offered. It is bearable for one night.

With a stay at Hotel Artist in Biel, you'll be within a 15-minute walk of Omega Museum and City Park. This hotel is 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from Swiss Reformed City Church and 1 mi (1.5 km) from Museum Schwab.Enjoy recreation amenities such as bicycles to rent or take in the view from a terrace. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, tour/ticket assistance, and a reception hall.Enjoy a satisfying meal at Culinary ARTIST's serving guests of Hotel Artist. Self-serve breakfasts are available daily from 4:00 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include express check-out, multilingual staff, and luggage storage. This hotel has 2 meeting rooms available for events.Make yourself at home in one of the 17 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring espresso makers and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Hotel Schlössli is located in the village of Ipsach and just 400 metres from Lake Biel. It offers a lovely garden terrace and an elegant restaurant. Private parking and Wi-Fi are free of charge. Rooms here are fitted with a flat-screen TV, and kettle. There is also a telephone, work desk and safety box in every room. The kitchenette comes with a fridge, microwave, stovetop and a Nespresso coffee machine. Toiletries, a cosmetic mirror and a hairdryer are provided in the bathroom.

Absolutely loved this former convent turned into hotel, pretty much the single building on the St. Peter island in the middle of lake Biel. Reachable by boat, bike or on foot (a flat 4,5 km walk from the village of Erlach), this is the absolute perfect spot to unwind and forget that there is a world beyond the island. The rooms are beautifully furnished with modern amenities and appliances which hide many thoughtful, great ideas, such as lamps and perfect little nooks for your glass of wine by the bed. The on-site restaurant is a must do not because it is the only restaurant available but also because the ingredients they use are locally sourced and wonderfully prepared. There are lots of fish dishes with fish from lake Biel and they are definitely worth the try. Their deconstructed apple strudel was a creative, really pleasant surprise. All the above are well accompanied by the also local Chasselas white wine. Also loved their wonderful, prosecco-accompanied breakfast spread. Would love to return here again to enjoy more the amazing hospitality and the wonderful surroundings.

This is a review of the Courtyard's restaurant Bluma - not the hotel. We were a group of 9 people who had lunch at the hotel's restaurant yesterday. The restaurant has a rather nice selection of smaller dishes (a tasting menu) from around the world (e.g. quesadillas, Bao buns, falafels, etc.). The idea is that you order 2-3 items and, if possible, share dishes at your table. In general, a nice concept and a nice looking restaurant. My issues with the restaurant: - COSTS: the costs are high, especially when going for lunch. The dishes cost from CHF 14.50 - 22.50 and a liter of water cost CHF 12. So, you are easily spending close to CHF 40 per person, assuming you only get 2 dishes. As some of the dishes were really very small, many of us needed 3 dishes. This is a very expensive restaurant, even for Switzerland. - SERVICE (1): the restaurant was empty except for our group (perhaps because of the cost issue above?). We all ordered fairly quickly, but the dishes came out staggered over the next 70 minutes. As I only ordered one dish, I sat there watching everyone else eat as mine (the Goan beef curry) came out last. Why would it take well over an hour to get all the food prepared? There was no one else in the place! And, one of the steak dishes was forgotten and had to be re-ordered, so we had a rather hungry teenage boy for awhile. - SERVICE (2): the wait staff did not understand even basic German, you had to speak French (preferable) or English with them. - SERVICE (3): we asked for separate bills by family which would have meant 5 separate receipts for our group. As the restaurant was completely empty, it should really not have been a problem. Yet, we still received one bill at the end and it was quite difficult to separate. Anyway, I hope the hotel F & B management is reading their reviews and does something to fix their cost and service issues. Again, the concept of a tasting menu is interesting and the reason we selected your restaurant. Consider offering a special lunch menu & price and please do look at the service issues.