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Wonderful place, wonderful cuisine

I recommend La Desalpe for its fondue bourguignonne. Meat sauces and atmosphere at the top

Very bad service, very unfriendly staff, we had to wait for everything much too long. Sorry, we not come again soon

First experience of Tepaniaki. The show is worth the detour and taste-wise we really traveled. Beautiful evening to repeat without hesitation. The staff are also very friendly and go out of their way to speak your language

Adhering to slots in the sauna and whirlpool was poor. This is not the fault of the hotel but of the guests who do not follow the rules. Unfortunately the water in the SPA was always empty. The guests probably took the half-liter bottles with them. It would be better to install a water system or put the water in jugs.

Simple, functional, well located

This is a very welcoming and pleasant inn whose restaurant is only dedicated to welcoming you. Family atmosphere, homemade dishes and warm, even humorous service. A must-see address in Lavallée de la Dixance!

It would be a perfect place for lunch after a hike, but the boss doesn't have enough control over the space situation. He would have to stand at the "entrance" as a patter and skillfully control people

The only thing is that it doesn't have bathrooms inside but it is clean and pleasant as is its staff.

very tasty food and large portions cordon bleu is awesome

Incroyable le service très bien emlässemüe we can't be at the door for more than half an hour!

5 francs for a beer in a plastic cup, 4.80 for a coffee in a paper cup and just because it's carnival, a complete rip-off. I enjoyed going to Pinta to eat, but after this experience I will avoid this restaurant. There are other restaurants in Visp that don't have to increase their prices by 20% during Carnival

Exceptional place I will definitely return... The staff is very nice and languages ​​are not a problem...

Is written that it closes at 22:30 on Thursday and at 21:26 they say that is already closed.

Very expensive and many obsolete installations in the Printze sector Ex: Greppon Blanc ski lifts which deserve a modern chairlift. Museums would be interested in recovering certain elements to illustrate the prehistory of ski lifts