Auberge de L'Assesseur
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Menu & prices
Why go
- Beef tartare named after the Assesseur, with dried tomato and olive, the house specialty
- Cheese fondue made with Tête de Moine, served as a «Spielhofer» version
- The soapstone floor of the entrance hall, dating from the 16th century
- The direct view of the Chasseral massif and its nature park
- Sliced veal Zurich style with homemade rösti, from the house's own farm
Good to know
Good for
- Families Family rooms are available, and there is a children's playground on site.
Rooms
- All rooms
- 11 rooms · 32 beds Non-smoking rooms in a cosy country house style, with housekeeping service.
- Family rooms
- Available
- Non-smoking rooms
- Available
Amenities
- Free parking Parking is free.
- Breakfast buffet A breakfast buffet is served.
- Restaurant Indoors and on the garden terrace, with 60 seats each.
- Ski in / ski out Guests can ski in and ski out.
- Wine and champagne Available.
- Sauna Available.
- Pets allowed Dogs and other pets are allowed.
- Housekeeping Rooms come with housekeeping service.
- Non-smoking hotel The whole hotel is non-smoking.
Location
- On the Mont-Soleil plateau, at 1200 metres above sea level, in the Bernese Jura.
- Not far from Saint-Imier and La Chaux-de-Fonds.
- In the outermost corner of the canton of Bern, near Jura and Neuchâtel.
- Reached by public transport, on foot, by e-bike or by car.
What you see
- Open countryside of the Bernese Jura, quiet and surrounded by nature
Restaurants and bars on site
- Restaurant with a traditional kitchen and regional products. Wednesday to Saturday 10:00–14:00 and 18:00–22:00; Sunday 10:00–17:00.
- Gaststube, a traditional room with indoor seats, part of the restaurant's 60 indoor seats
- Garden terrace with 60 outdoor seats; guests can also have wine in the library
History
At that time an official collected tithes from local farmers for the prince-bishopric of Basel, and he answered to the prince-bishop. The name of the house refers to this kind of higher official and administrator. Later the farm became a bailiwick and storehouse, and its official ran a hostel. A trade route passed here, and merchants stopped with their pack animals. The house was built to look like a manor house to visitors.
- 1536The building is first mentioned. An official collects tithes from local farmers for the prince-bishopric of Basel.
- 18th centuryThe old interior of the inn dates from this period, in the Jura country house style.
- 1820The year is engraved above the entrance, probably marking a rebuilding.
- TodayThe inn runs its own horse and cattle breeding and welcomes cross-country skiers in winter.
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- Website
- montsoleil.ch/
- Phone
- +41-329412360
Questions and answers
How do I get to Auberge de L'Assesseur in Saint Imier?
The inn stands on the Mont-Soleil plateau, not far from Saint-Imier and La Chaux-de-Fonds. You can reach it by public transport, on foot, by e-bike or by car.
Is parking free at Auberge de L'Assesseur?
Yes, parking at the inn is free. A sheltered e-bike charging station is also available for guests.
Are children welcome at Auberge de L'Assesseur?
Yes. Family rooms are available, and there is a children's playground on site. The restaurant menu also has a kids' corner.
Can I bring my dog to Auberge de L'Assesseur?
Yes, pets are allowed at the inn, and dogs are included.
When is the restaurant at Auberge de L'Assesseur open?
Wednesday to Saturday it is open 10:00 to 14:00 and 18:00 to 22:00. On Sunday it is open 10:00 to 17:00.
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