Useful information

What’s the best way to get to Berghaus Bargis?

Are there parking facilities?

Is there Wi-Fi or mobile reception?

Is Berghaus Bargis connected to public transport?

Can I also book Berghaus Bargis for an event?

Can you stay overnight at Berghaus Bargis?

How are the rooms equipped?

Are dogs allowed?

You can reach us by bus (www.sbb.ch/en), comfortably by bicycle, on an impressive hike, or via an exciting via ferrata tour. Bargis is car-free.

Fidaz Waldrand is the last parking area (paid parking). From there, it’s about a leisurely one-hour walk to Bargis. In Flims, there are also a few parking spaces – from there it’s best to take the bus or walk.

A bus runs all the way up to Berghaus Bargis. You can check the timetables on SBB (www.sbb.ch/en).

We offer overnight accommodation.
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Dogs are very welcome with us. For overnight stays, we charge CHF 10.00 per dog per stay.

Our rooms are fully equipped with everything you need for a restful night: blankets, pillows and towels.

There is no WiFi for guest. The mobile phone signal is available on a hilly spot a few meters away it reconnects.

Yes – whether it’s a birthday, wedding, company event or a special moment: We are happy to host your event in the Berghaus Bargis.

What do I pay visitor’s tax for?

Based on the law approved by the municipal assembly and the government, the municipality levies a guest and tourism tax. The basic idea of this tax is the following:
In Flims, guests have access to a wide range of infrastructure for relaxing and active leisure time. A hiking trail network of over 200 km, benches, playgrounds, the guest information office, the Arena Shuttle and much more can be used by guests free of charge. It is in the guests’ interest that these facilities are maintained, cared for and kept clean. The funds required for this are provided by the guest and tourism taxes. Unfortunately, these are not sufficient, and the municipality has to pay the remaining amount from its regular budget.

What temperatures can I expect?

Are the shared bathrooms separated for women and men?

The mountains are fresh, and our house operates without central heating. To keep you comfortable, we provide blankets, hot-water bottles and heaters. In winter, we recommend bringing warm clothing – this will make your stay even cosier.

Yes – our shared bathrooms are divided into separate areas for ladies and gentlemen so everyone can feel comfortable.