La Balisa
2.7About
The hut is small and runs as a restaurant and pension, offering 20 beds across simple rooms. Meals are solid: order the Rösti or Fleischknacker. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner, though the kitchen can be slow when busy. Water comes from the spring outside. There's no shower, and the toilets are basic. The hut sits on the edge of open pasture with views across the valley—not dramatic, but restful. They're open year-round, though phone ahead in winter as staffing varies.
Book directly by phone or email. Summer weekends (June through September) fill up—aim for mid-week or arrive by 5pm. The hut isn't part of the SAC network so rates are independent. It's not a destination hut; it's a working farm building that takes hikers. That's exactly the point if you want to avoid crowds.
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