A neatly made bed with white sheets, striped blankets, and several pillows, set against a textured stone wall with a wall-mounted lamp beside it.

ROOMS

The Attic Room

Nestled beneath the eaves of our eighteenth-century house, The Attic Room is a quiet retreat shaped by timber beams, soft light and a sense of calm. Thoughtfully restored while preserving its original character, it offers an intimate base from which to discover the landscapes of the Bernese Oberland.

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THE SPACE

A Quiet Corner Beneath the Roof

Set beneath the original roofline of Haus Mannenberg, The Attic Room embraces the character of the house through exposed timber, carefully chosen natural materials and a restrained palette inspired by the surrounding landscape. Though intimate in scale, it feels calm and considered, offering everything needed for an unhurried stay. It is a place to wake with the first morning light, return to after a day in the mountains, and end the evening with a book as the house settles into silence.

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Close-up of a bed with gray and white patterned blankets and pillows, a person lying down, and a nightstand with a lamp in modern, minimalistic bedroom.
A wooden chair with a carved heart on the backrest, placed in front of a wooden wall. A large round cushion with a floral pattern rests on the seat of the chair.
A wooden wall with a framed painting of trees, a black desk lamp, three glass bottles, and a glass on a white table.
A rustic bathroom vanity made of unfinished wood with two black vessel sinks and wall-mounted black faucets, two round mirrors above, and a window to the left letting in light.

ROOM DETAILS

Everything You Need, Nothing You Don’t

Designed for comfort without unnecessary excess, The Attic Room includes thoughtful details that make each stay effortless, allowing the focus to remain on the house, the landscape and the slower rhythm of the mountains.

Room

  • Approximately 16 m²

  • Sleeps two guests

  • King-size bed (180 × 200 cm)

  • Shared bathroom

  • Top floor beneath the eaves

  • Original timber beams

  • Mountain views

  • Individually furnished

  • Non-smoking

Included

  • Seasonal breakfast

  • Daily housekeeping

  • Complimentary WiFi

  • Weseta towels

  • Schlossberg bed linen

  • Susanne Kaufmann amenities

  • Bathrobes & slippers

  • Hairdryer

  • Filtered drinking water

  • Access to shared living spaces

Highlights

  • 18th-century Alpine house

  • Thoughtfully restored interiors

  • Historic architectural details

  • Natural materials throughout

  • Quiet mountain setting

  • Curated collection of books

  • Shared living room

  • Honesty bar

  • Garden and terrace access

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ROOMS

The Upper Room

Bright and understated, The Upper Room combines historic charm with a peaceful atmosphere, inviting guests to settle into the slower rhythm of mountain life.

19 m² · Shared Bathroom · First Floor · Sleeps Two

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A minimalist desk with a black desk lamp, two glass bottles, a glass, a vase with flowers, and two coffee table books on a textured gray wall background.

ROOMS

The Morning Room

Filled with gentle morning light, this welcoming room offers a calm and comfortable base from which to explore the Bernese Oberland.

18 m² · Private Bathroom · First Floor · Sleeps Two

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ROOMS

The Garden Room

A peaceful garden-level retreat with its own en-suite bathroom, where timeless Alpine character meets quiet comfort and views of the surrounding landscape.

22 m² · En-suite Bathroom · Garden Level · Sleeps Two

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THE HOUSE

More Than a Room

Every room at Haus Mannenberg forms part of a house with a history stretching back more than three centuries. Shared living spaces, quiet corners, a garden overlooking the mountains and the gentle rhythm of daily life invite guests to slow down and feel at home. Whether staying for a weekend or a little longer, the experience extends far beyond the room itself.

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