Chambre spacieuse, moderne, insonorisation parfaite. Belle vue. Magnifique buffet de petit déjeuner. Très bon restaurant avec une belle carte et des activités pour les enfants. Parc avec des animaux dans le domaine.

Rien.

Das sehr nette Personal, das Frühstück und der Tierpark welcher zur Unterkunft gehört

Nichts

Le calme 😌

RAS

Molto bella in mezzo al verde ma non lontano dal centro con la possibilità di noleggiare le biciclette per fare il giro della città . Colazione eccellente pulizia ottima personale gentile e disponibile … non manca niente 🥳

Niente

Établissement très propre dans un site agréable et un personnel accueillant

Restaurant fermé le week-end

le dejeuner tres bien c est se que nous avons le plus apprecie

literie moyenne pas de televiseur dans la chambre

Trato fantástico, instalaciones muy limpias. Pet friendly y nos enamoró su jardín con los animales. La mejor oocion en Friburg!

Ninguna pega

The hotel is located on top of a hill on large grounds. It has a modernized interior and is kept spotlessly clean up to its very last corner. One still feels the Jesuit heritage; in fact, the order still owns the premises, but exploitation rights have been transferred to a social enterprise in Fribourg who also uses the place for seminars and to help people in difficulties. This secularization of purpose is also the reason the original "Notre-Dame de la route" was dropped from the name. I very much enjoyed the tranquility and peace that the compound exudes. There are no frills, but everything there is works to perfection. The continental breakfast is excellent, very fresh, on a wonderfully presented buffet. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Highly recommended; the hotel is within walking distance to the sports center.

The on-premise restaurant is closed during the weekend, and walking to the recommended (very average) restaurant takes about 15 minutes along a busy road. At the time of writing, the place is listed as "Domaine Notre-Dame de la Route Swiss Lodge" on Google maps, and locals still know it as "Notre-Dame de la route," just in case you need to ask for directions.