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What Guests Said About Neuchâtel:
Dorica
Croatia
10
I am biased to Neuchatel for I studied there 50 years ago.
I am biased to Neuchatel for I studied there 50 years ago. I've seen a lot of improvements (roads and housing buildings) but the Neuch I knew then is still there, round the University, the Beaulac, the Jardin Anglais, the 21 bar and the many Swiss friends I still have there (apart from the bunch that came for the festivities from all over the world!). Thank you guys and girls, it was great seeing you again!
A special thanks to the Student Club committee headed by Marc Robert Tissot in organizing the Fondue at Pinte de Pierre-a-Bot, the filets de perches at Joran in Serrieres and the lunch at Restaurant de la Truite at Champ-du Moulin after a delightful walk down the gorges of the Areuse. ending in Boudry. We walked and walked all the way from Boudry and then up to the Collegiale and the Castle!
Naturally that the fete de Vendanges was the main attraction! Its parade but wapecially the Choucroute and the saucisse de veau!!! apart from the massive quantity of wine! What a reunion!
Natasha
Australia
10
A must-do is a lunch cruise on the lake.
A must-do is a lunch cruise on the lake... also to visit every corner of the city for the architecture and history...the museums give a wonderful account of the local area history which is fascinating.
Delightful old-world town with great French restaurants
Colin
Australia
8.0
Neuchatel remains part of the picture postcard view of what...
Neuchatel remains part of the picture postcard view of what Switzerland has always been. The town has a lovely atmosphere and easy to walk around and explore.
The setting by the lake is beautiful and relaxing and is an easy drive to the other tourist locations.
Martin
Australia
10
Neuchatel is a quaint little city with a picturesque lake...
Neuchatel is a quaint little city with a picturesque lake front promenade and various shopping options in the city. We could only stay for one night but would have loved to stay longer in order to explore the surroundings of the town.
Anonymous
United States of America
10
The bus pass allowed us to cover more distance then we would...
The bus pass allowed us to cover more distance then we would walking. It also allowed us access to the tram. We took that into neighboring towns and got off every time we saw a castle and wandered the charming towns surrounding Neuchatel. My husband lived in this town 35 years ago and we were able to revisit some of the areas he loved. We enjoyed taking the Funicular up to Charmont and the view was spectacular. Of course, you can't go wrong with Swiss chocolate. We particularly enjoyed the Wodey Suchard chocolate shop. My husband remembers when their factory was open and filled the town with wonderful smells. He was delighted to at least still be able to purchase some of their chocolate and the pastries were wonderful there as well. Unfortunately, the Migros chain has put a lot of the small businesses that he remembers out of business. Liken it to Walmart coming to a small town :-( not sure why the pictures I downloaded are showing up sideways when they were not taking that way.
Gabriele
Italy
6.0
Swiss jewel, with an amazing view of the Alps (when the sky is clear!)
It is a lovely town, very quite and very well maintained. The English garden are wonderful as well as the panorama on the north side of the Alps. The art and history museum is very nice and help to understand the city. But the jewel of the town is the Archaeological museum: Latenium. It worth a visit. There are some good restaurants in the main hotels (Alpes et Lac, DuPeyrou... just to name a few) and also the "Au fue de bois" in Rue du Seyon.
“Breakfast. Good value and better than average foods and selection. Good breads cheeses meats coffee yogurt fruit. Quiet. Good value for money. I have never stayed at a place where I shared bathroom but it was fine. 1 large shower room with toilet sink blow dryer and another separate toilet so very accessible and no lack of availability as needed. Bedrooms spacious for Europe. Great location. Access to train station.”
“the view over the lake was great, the staff was very polite and helpful. We received a permit card to park our car near the hotel, free of charge . Free tickets for the city public transportation were also provided”
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