We can be there for you again …
… and we are happy to be!

From 31. May evening we have fully opened our restaurant again!

Even if we are „allowed to play along“ again, we adhere to the prescribed protection concepts.

The rules can be implemented and we will do our best to ensure that you are safe and comfortable with us.





Indoor restaurant:

• Four person per table are allowed
  (we do not separate families who live in the same household all the time)
• Events for up to 50 people are allowed if all rules are observed
  
• It is mandatory to wear a mask in the whole house (you can take it off at the table)
  
• Guests may only be served seated
  
• Distances: back to back 1.5 m table edge distance; Shoulder to shoulder 1.5 m distance
  
• Guest data is recorded without exception (name and email address or telephone number, these are stored for 10 days (the organizer takes care of this for banquets and seminars)
  
  

Garden and terrace restaurant:

The same rules apply as in the interior, except that 6 people are allowed to sit at one table.








We ask you to take these rules seriously so that we can soon eliminate the virus from our everyday lives.

Thank you very much, we look forward to seeing you in our restaurant!

Family Martin and Cornelia Elsener and the Guggitalteam

We respect the requirements of this time and do everything we can to ensure that you feel comfortable with us and that the corona worries do not disturb your stay:

* We make sure that the table spacing is correct

• Inconspicuous glass partitions separate you from the next table
  
• We don't overcrowd the restaurant
  
• Separation of guest groups
• Disinfection stands are at all entrances and toilets
  (if you wish, you are welcome to have a disinfectant dispenser (odorless) at your table)
  
• Menages (salt / pepper) are not served, but we are happy to bring them
  
• Rooms are thoroughly ventilated after the service
  
• We use the recommended air purifiers (Hepafilter) in the restaurant rooms, meeting rooms and the hotel lobby

As of June 1st our popular takeaway with freshly cooked dishes for young and old will be available again (delivery on request).

Catering and our large selection of aperitif snacks will be available again as of June 1st.

Our hotel is open for you.

No, definitely not! We missed the life in the restaurant, but we used the time for things left behind, renovation and restoration work in the hotel (restaurant wing).

We renovated and restored the oldest part of the house with a lot of love and commitment. The original house of the Guggital is from the 16th century. There you find a lot to do: Antique tables, old beams and much more, want to be noticed again and will be repaired or exposed, restored and cared for by us.

We also switched the lighting to more energy-efficient elements throughout the house, and added motion detectors and smart systems.

As of today we have installed air purifiers in the restaurant and meeting rooms. These continuously ensure that the air is cleaned.

Tests say that not only pollen, fine dust and spores are filtered out to 99.95 percent, but also viruses and bacteria. *

For meetings and banquets, there are also 2 table models available for your well-being.

We are happy to offer you this service so that we can all get out of this surreal world soon and all industries can take off again.
We look forward to doing something for your well-being with us.

* hamilton-medical.com (shortened text): The coronavirus species COVID-2019 range in size from 0.06 to 0.2 μm. It is widely believed that HEPA filters are only capable of capturing particles sized 0.3 μm or larger. However, this belief is based in part on an incorrect understanding of how HEPA filters work. The fact is that particles of around 0.3 μm are the hardest to catch; for this reason, that size is used to measure the effectiveness of HEPA filters. Much smaller nanoparticles are in fact easier to catch. But why is this so? For larger particles, the HEPA filter acts like a net as we would expect. Particles greater than 0.3 μm in size simply cannot get through: either they do not fit through the holes or they hit the filter fibers due to inertia. For smaller particles on the other hand, it would seem logical that they can simply go through the holes. However, this is not the case. The tiny mass of particles less than 0.3 μm means they do not fly straight; Instead, they are bounced off other molecules as they collide with them and thus move in completely random patterns. As a result, they hit the filter fibers and then remain stuck in them. This is the principle of the Brownian movement.