X-Seasons Group

What X-Seasons Group operates

X-Seasons Group owns and operates five hotel and apartment properties across Switzerland under the Berg & Berg brand. The properties span the central and eastern cantons: Obwalden, Lucerne, Bern, and Aargau. The company positions itself for flexible stays, explicitly advertising both short and long-term guests. That positioning aligns directly with someone relocating to Switzerland and needing housing during their arrival window. The locations are distributed to serve different regions: one in Obwalden, two in the Lucerne region, one in the Bernese Oberland, and one in the northern frontier near Germany.

For someone arriving in Switzerland

When you relocate to Switzerland and land in one of the five regions where Berg & Berg operates, you have a known option for immediate housing. The company offers both hotel rooms and apartment-style accommodations, so you can choose between minimal furnishing or a place with a kitchen, depending on how long you intend to stay. The sites advertise both short stays (implying a few nights) and long-term stays, giving you flexibility while you arrange permanent housing or start an employment contract.

Daily cleaning is available on request, which is a practical amenity if you are managing arrival logistics and cannot maintain a space on your own schedule. Breakfast is also available on request, so you are not locked into a meal plan but can add it if needed. The property addresses are published, making it straightforward to check proximity to your workplace or city center before booking.

What Berg & Berg properties provide

Five locations are listed. Berg & Berg Hotel Kerns serves the Obwalden region. Berg & Berg Hotel Hellbühl and Berg & Berg Apartments Luzern are in or near Lucerne. Berg & Berg Apartments Spiez is in the Bernese Oberland. Berg & Berg Apartments Bad Zurzach serves the northern frontier. The distinction between "Hotel" and "Apartments" properties is not explained, so visitors cannot determine whether a hotel-branded property has kitchen facilities or whether apartment units come with linens or cleaning service. The implication is that hotels are more minimal (rooms with bedding and bathroom) while apartments have kitchens, but this is inference rather than stated fact. The company has published specific addresses for each property, which is useful for commute planning and gives you confidence the properties actually exist and are findable.

The properties are positioned for both short and long-term arrivals, and the site emphasizes this flexibility in its opening description. Daily cleaning and breakfast service are available on request, both optional extras. The site does not publish pricing for these services. This flexibility can be useful if you want housekeeping support while you settle and then drop it once you have your bearings, or if you want to save money by skipping the extras. The company's emphasis on request-based services suggests a willingness to customize stays, though arriving tenants will need to contact the company directly to learn what these additions cost and whether they are available at every location.

Contact details are provided: the company operates from a registered office at Schochenmühlestrasse 2 in Baar, reachable by email (info@x-seasons.ch). Phone and office hours are not listed on the site, though a contact link invites inquiries. The Baar headquarters is in Zug, which is central to the service area but not the same as any of the five properties, so you are dealing with a head office rather than walking into a local reception.

Logistics and booking process

Berg & Berg properties operate from a centralized registration. All five locations are bookable through a single system, and inquiries can be made directly via email (info@x-seasons.ch) or through the company's main office in Baar. While the site advertises "Hotels" and "Apartments," no distinction is published explaining which property type includes kitchen facilities, or whether Hotel rooms come with bathing only while Apartments include cooking. This ambiguity requires a direct inquiry for arriving residents trying to plan their setup in advance. The company is reachable by email, and the published address (Schochenmühlestrasse 2, Baar) gives it a fixed legal presence, which is valuable; a company without a published office address can be harder to track down if problems arise during a stay.

What the site does not settle

The website publishes no room types, no photos of interiors, no pricing, and no clear explanation of what separates a Hotel property from an Apartments property in the Berg & Berg line. You cannot see whether a room includes a kitchen, whether linens are provided, or what amenities are standard. The cleaning and breakfast services are described as available "on request," but there is no pricing guide, no indication of what daily cleaning includes, or whether breakfast is a fixed menu. The site does not specify cancellation policies, minimum stay lengths, or whether you can book directly from the site or must call.

The company mentions a blog ("Living in a Podcast") and news section, suggesting an active online presence, but neither are linked or populated on the visible page. No information on the company size, ownership, or how long it has operated is published. The site does not clarify languages of service; both German-language pages and an English toggle appear to exist, but staff language capabilities are not documented. A new arrival will not know in advance whether the Baar office speaks English, or whether communication is conducted in German only. For someone arriving mid-year from abroad, this lack of clarity means a language barrier is possible, and verification of that barrier requires making first contact.

Who this suits

X-Seasons Group suits someone relocating to the Obwalden, Lucerne, Bern, or Aargau regions who wants immediate housing with flexibility and a known address to book toward. The publication of full addresses makes it easy to check commute times and neighborhood fit. The option for both hotels and apartments gives some choice in the type of space.

It is not well-suited if you need pricing transparency before committing, if you want to see rooms before booking, or if you need English-language support clarified in advance. The site provides minimal detail, requiring you to contact the company by email for almost any substantive question about rates, room types, or availability.