Accommodation in Switzerland

Yes, most Swiss towns charge a tourist tax (Kurtaxe), usually between 2 and 5 CHF per person per night. It may be included in the total price or paid separately at check-in.

Yes, many properties allow on-site payment. However, online bookings may still require a credit card or advance payment to confirm the reservation.

It depends on your interests: for outdoor activities, the Alps (like Zermatt, Davos, Verbier) are ideal; for cultural trips – cities like Zurich, Geneva, and Basel; for scenic views and lakes – areas around Lucerne or Interlaken.

Travelers often choose the Bernese Alps, Lake Lucerne, the Interlaken region, as well as the areas around Lake Geneva and Lake Zurich. These are great destinations for both winter and summer holidays.

Yes, all official accommodations in Switzerland are required to provide heating in cold seasons. It can be central or individually controlled.

Yes, mountain hotels and chalets often have dedicated storage rooms for skis and boot-drying facilities.