Double Economy
Recorded occupancy: 1–4 guests
Up to 4 adults
Up to 3 children
Hotel · 3 STARS
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Welcome to the Golden Key, Berne's oldest inn, housed in a charming 500-year-old building. Escape the everyday hustle and immerse yourself in our harmonious ambiance. Following a complete renovation in 2008, our hotel and restaurant now boast warm, inviting colors designed to enhance your well-being. Experience the unique charm of this historic inn, and you'll soon understand its enduring appeal. For the comfort of all our guests, we offer non-smoking rooms throughout the property. We are dedicated to fulfilling your every need and ensuring a memorable stay.
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Recorded occupancy: 1–4 guests
Up to 4 adults
Up to 3 children
Recorded occupancy: 1–4 guests
Up to 4 adults
Up to 3 children
Recorded occupancy: 1–4 guests
Up to 4 adults
Up to 3 children
Recorded occupancy: 1–4 guests
Up to 4 adults
Up to 3 children
Recorded occupancy: 1–8 guests
Up to 8 adults
Up to 5 children
Recorded occupancy: 1–8 guests
Up to 8 adults
Up to 5 children
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Source coordinates: 46.94863, 7.44869
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Source last-update field: 2026-07-10
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