Here’s my honest review: The hotel is run by a family, and the staff were truly amazing and very thoughtful. When we requested a fork and some utensils, they kindly provided plates and spoons as well. The hotel overlooks part of the Alps, and the bathroom was beautiful and felt very luxurious. Upon arrival, we were pleasantly surprised to find cookies prepared in the room, which was a sweet and welcoming touch. There is also a coffee machine along with tea packets, sugar, spoons, and other basic amenities provided.
However, getting to the hotel from the train station was not very convenient, as we had to walk about 700 meters from the train station to an uphill on a steep slope while carrying our luggages. The bed was made up of two single beds pushed together, which felt uncomfortable due to the noticeable gap in the middle. Although the balcony faces the mountains, the view is currently partially blocked by nearby construction for another hotel, and it’s likely that the new building may further obstruct the mountain view in the future — possibly because we were assigned the last room, furthest from the main view. In my opinion, for the price we paid (around USD 400++ per night), it was not worth it. Zermatt is a small town with many hotels, and you can likely find more affordable options that are more convenient and offer better views.