A neatly made bed with white sheets and multiple pillows in a room with wooden walls and a window.

ROOMS

The Morning Room

The Morning Room is a bright and welcoming retreat where gentle morning light sets the pace for the day ahead. Located on the first floor of Haus Mannenberg, it combines understated comfort with the quiet character of a thoughtfully restored Alpine house, offering a peaceful place to begin and end each day in the Bernese Oberland.

A cozy bedroom with a textured gray wall, a desk, a chair, a framed photo of a woman riding a bicycle, and an open window showing an outdoor view.

THE SPACE

Awaken with the Morning Light

Positioned on the first floor, The Morning Room reflects the calm simplicity that defines Haus Mannenberg. Natural materials, carefully chosen furnishings and original architectural details create a warm and inviting atmosphere, while the room’s private bathroom, located just across the hallway, preserves the character of the historic house. It is a place designed for slow mornings, restful evenings and unhurried days in the mountains.

A neatly made bed with white and beige pillows, a gray headboard, and a tan blanket, set against a wooden-paneled wall in a bedroom.
A book titled 'Südtirol from Brennerpass to Bozen Reschenpass to Meran Bueknck to Sexten' placed on top of another book titled 'Off to the Alps', both on a light-colored wooden table with chairs underneath.
A minimalist wooden desk with a glass vase of wildflowers, two stacked books titled 'Off to the Alps' and 'Switzerland', and a glass of water. Behind the desk is a white chair and a textured concrete wall with a framed photograph of a woman riding a motorcycle. A window with wooden trim is on the right side, allowing natural light into the room.
A bedroom with wooden walls and ceiling, featuring large windows overlooking greenery. A bed with white bedding and multiple pillows is in the foreground, with a lamp attached to the wall beside it. There is a blanket casually draped over the bed.
Close-up of a washing machine door, showing the dark interior with a bottle of detergent inside, viewed from the side.

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 18 m²

  • Sleeps two guests

  • King-size bed (180 × 200 cm)

  • Private small external bathroom

  • First floor

  • 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

  • Adelbodner 1559 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

A cozy bedroom with a sloped wooden ceiling, featuring a large bed with white bedding and pillows, and a gray blanket or towel draped over the bed. Natural light comes through a window on the right side.

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 · Second Floor · Sleeps Two

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Interior of a cozy wooden cabin with a sloped ceiling and a large window, featuring a dining table, chairs, a black wall-mounted lamp, and a bed in the corner.

ROOMS

The Attic Room

Nestled beneath the eaves, The Attic Room offers a calm and characterful retreat shaped by history, craftsmanship and mountain living.

16 m² · Shared Bathroom · Second Floor · Sleeps Two

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A bouquet of white and green flowers in a glass vase on a windowsill, viewed in low light.

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 · First Floor · Sleeps Two

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A stone patio with a white table, black chairs, a large green and white striped umbrella, and some greenery in a backyard.

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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