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Salle à manger Belle Époque dressée pour six — parquet en chevrons, chaises velours vieux rose, La Chaux-de-Fonds
The Apartment · Belle Époque

Belle Époque charm, contemporary comfort

Two bedrooms, Versailles parquet and original stucco mouldings, just steps from La Chaux-de-Fonds town hall — a UNESCO World Heritage city.

2
bedrooms
5
guests
1
bathroom
295
CHF / night
  • Authentic Belle Époque

    Stuccos, Versailles parquet, original cement tiles. The charm of another era — today's comfort.

  • 2 bedrooms, up to 5 guests

    Blue bedroom, twin bedroom, large sofa. Each person's space, without getting in each other's way.

  • UNESCO address

    Rue de la Balance 2, in the Hôtel de Ville. CFF station 5 minutes on foot. The watchmaking quarter at your door.

  • Hotel standard

    Royal Palace George V bedding, Drouault linen. Siemens kitchen. Arrive empty-handed.

The story

A Belle Époque apartment in the heart of La Chaux-de-Fonds

On the first floor of a Rue de la Balance building, in the heart of the Hôtel de Ville of La Chaux-de-Fonds, this apartment has preserved everything the late 19th century knew best: ornamental stucco mouldings on the ceilings, Versailles parquet in one of the bedrooms, herringbone parquet in the living room, original timber-framed double-leaf windows. The contemporary renovation has set a clean stage — Siemens kitchen, walk-in shower, restored hexagonal cement tiles — without removing any of the heritage character. La Chaux-de-Fonds is UNESCO-listed for its watchmaking urbanism: this home is its intimate expression, sized for a stay of four to five guests.

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Salon Belle Époque — rosace stuc d'origine et canapé velours vieux rose
Parquet à la Versailles en chêne massif — chambre twin Belle Époque
Salle de bain — douche italienne et carrelage zellige gris-bleu
Médaillon en stuc Belle Époque au plafond du salon
Room by room

Six rooms, one walk-through.

From the Belle Époque living room to the twin bedroom on Versailles parquet, you cross 130 years of Swiss history — without giving up any of 2026's comfort.

Room 1 · Living room · The daytime centre

Three metres of ceiling, an 1900 stucco rosette, and a sofa waiting for you.

The room you collapse into after a day on UNESCO cobblestones.

You push the door open. Your gaze rises to the original stucco rosette — leaves, berries, volutes —, drops back to the restored herringbone parquet, and lands on a dusty-rose velvet corner sofa that takes up one side of the room. Two dual-aspect windows let in the street light. You sit down. You understand what 'living in La Chaux-de-Fonds' really means.

  • Belle Époque living room · 3 m ceiling
  • Modular dusty-rose velvet corner sofa
  • Solid oak herringbone parquet
  • 1900 stucco rosette
  • Floral medallions
  • Double-leaf windows
  • Period column radiators
Salon Belle Époque — canapé d'angle velours vieux rose, parquet en chevrons, rosace stuc
Room 2 · Dining area · The set table

An oak table for six. Eight if you sit close.

Where dinner stretches past midnight, windows open on the sleeping city.

Flowing directly from the living room, under the same Belle Époque mouldings, a large solid oak table on black metal legs awaits your plates. Six dusty-rose velvet chairs, fluted backs, in dialogue with the sofa. Forest-green plates, fine-stemmed wine glasses, stainless cutlery — it's all already there. You arrive empty-handed and leave with table memories.

  • Continuous with living room · 6 to 8 covers
  • Solid oak table on metal legs
  • Forest-green tableware and glassware provided
  • Dusty-rose velvet chairs
  • Decorative centrepiece
  • Full service included
  • Dual-aspect natural light
Salle à manger dressée pour six — table chêne, chaises velours vieux rose, parquet en chevrons
Room 3 · Kitchen · The everyday workshop

Black stone counter, original tiles, garden window.

The kitchen where you make coffee before anyone else wakes up.

Linear fully-equipped kitchen — Siemens oven, induction hob, dishwasher, integrated extractor. The matte black stone worktop plays against the period hexagonal cement tiles, restored to the original, that cover the floor, the splashback and the entrance hall. At the back, a small bistro table for two faces the garden window — your spot for the first coffee of the day.

  • Linear fully-equipped kitchen
  • Matte black stone worktop
  • Bistro nook · 2 seats facing the garden
  • Siemens oven
  • Induction hob
  • Dishwasher
  • Original cement tiles
Cuisine équipée Siemens — plan de travail noir mat et carreaux hexagonaux d'origine
Bedroom 1 · Blue · Deep sleep

Double bed onto the garden, and a sage-green door into the next bedroom.

The room for couples — or for parents who want to keep an eye on the twin.

Slate-blue tones, herringbone parquet, 140 cm double bed. The window opens onto the inner garden — guaranteed silence. On the side, a sage-green door opens directly into the adjoining twin bedroom: the perfect setup for families with children or two couples who want to stay close without sharing everything. The same herringbone parquet as the living room underfoot. The mouldings overhead.

  • Double bedroom · garden view
  • 1 double bed 140 cm
  • Herringbone parquet and period radiator
  • Mismatched bedside tables
  • White wardrobe
  • Sage-green communicating door
  • Linens provided
Chambre bleue — lit double 140 cm, parquet en chevrons et porte vert sauge
Bedroom 2 · Twin · Waking up on Versailles

Two single beds on original Versailles parquet. A floor you photograph.

For children, for two friends, for those who didn't know Versailles came to La Chaux-de-Fonds.

The floor is the event: original Versailles parquet, geometric inlay in solid oak, 18th-century cabinetry technique. Above, two 90 cm single beds dressed in dusty rose and mustard yellow, sheets accented in sage green. A dark, sculpted period solid-wood wardrobe takes the wall. Street light comes through a large warm-timber window. You photograph the floor before you even unpack.

  • Twin bedroom · street view
  • 2 single beds 90 cm
  • Original Versailles parquet
  • Period solid-wood wardrobe
  • Pedestal bedside table
  • Coordinated linens
  • Cot on request
Chambre twin — deux lits simples sur parquet à la Versailles d'origine
Room 6 · Bathroom · The graphic signature

Slate-blue zellige walls, hexagonal cement floor. The room you stare at while brushing your teeth.

Compact, drawn, and more photogenic than many 200 CHF hotels.

Walk-in shower with chrome thermostatic column — rain head + handheld —, wall-hung WC, white basin and well-lit mirror cabinet. On the walls, large glossy slate-blue tiling, deep zellige effect; on the floor, the same hexagonal cement tiles as the kitchen and entrance hall. Everything is drawn so nothing sticks out. The bathroom is shared between the two bedrooms — there is only one, and it is a very good one.

  • 1 bathroom · shared
  • Walk-in thermostatic shower
  • Zellige + cement tile finish
  • Rain + handheld shower
  • Wall-hung WC
  • Lit mirror cabinet
  • Towels provided
Salle de bain — douche italienne thermostatique, carrelage zellige gris-bleu, WC suspendu
Amenities

Everything you need to stay

  • High-speed fibre WiFi
  • Equipped kitchen (Siemens oven, induction, dishwasher)
  • Bed linen and towels provided
  • Lift in the building
  • Access to shared rooftop terrace
  • Central heating
  • Double glazing throughout
  • Welcome coffee and tea
  • Iron and ironing board
  • Cleaning supplies
  • Self check-in
  • End-of-stay cleaning included (CHF 90)

The Apartment in pictures

Belle Époque living room with old-rose velvet corner sofa and herringbone parquet — The Apartment, La Chaux-de-Fonds
Dining room set for six with old-rose velvet chairs on herringbone parquet
Equipped Siemens kitchen, matte black worktop and hexagonal cement tiles
Twin bedroom with two single beds on original Versailles parquet
Bathroom with walk-in shower, chrome thermostatic column and cement tiles
Blue bedroom, 140 cm double bed on herringbone parquet and sage-green door
Detail of Belle Époque stuccoes and floral medallions on the living-room ceiling
Wide view of the dining room with forest-green tableware and wine glassware
Detail of the equipped kitchen — Siemens oven, induction hob and integrated hood
Bistro dining nook for two facing the garden in the kitchen
Living room from another angle, through windows and stucco mouldings
Detail of the twin bedroom, period solid-wood wardrobe and Versailles parquet
Blue bedroom seen from the sage-green connecting door
Detail of the dining room, solid-oak table with black metal legs
Detail of the bathroom, white basin and glossy grey-blue wall tiling
Kitchen worktop with original hexagonal cement tiles
Living room, view of the old-rose velvet corner sofa and the entrance
Apartment entrance with original hexagonal cement tiles
Wide view of the living room from the dining room
Heritage detail of the apartment — period mouldings and joinery
Original hexagonal cement tiles, blue-grey floral pattern on cream ground
Decorative detail of the Belle Époque apartment in La Chaux-de-Fonds

Our commitments on your arrival.

Secure Stripe deposit

Pre-authorised card imprint. Never charged if all goes well. Cancelled within 7 days of your departure.

Hotel-quality cleaning

Prepared between each stay: ironed sheets, spotless bathroom, coffee and tea placed on the table.

Personalised check-in

We welcome you in person on the first evening, answer your questions. Then we disappear — the apartment is entirely yours.

Place de l'Hôtel de Ville de La Chaux-de-Fonds — Belle Époque façade, UNESCO-listed
Quartier UNESCO

Two steps from the building, the whole UNESCO quarter.

The Apartment is on the first floor of a building on Rue de la Balance. Step outside and you're in the heart of a city listed by UNESCO for its unique watchmaking urbanism — restaurants, museums, CFF station, within walking distance.

  • Hôtel de Ville0 m
  • Partner Brasserie30 s
  • CFF Station5 min
  • MIH (Watchmaking Museum)7 min
  • Villa Blanche (Le Corbusier)8 min
  • Av. Léopold-Robert2 min
Explorer le quartier

Your last questions, before booking.

  • We welcome you in person on arrival and hand over the keys. Autonomous check-in possible if you arrive late (secure key box). Arrival from 4 PM, departure before 11 AM.

CHF 295 / night

Minimum 2 nights · cleaning fee CHF 90 · 30% deposit at booking, balance on arrival. Local tourist tax payable on site.

More than 5 people?

Privatise both floors.

The Apartment + The Rooftop upstairs = 13 people, 7 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms. One address, two worlds.

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  • minimum 2 nights
  • 90 CHF · cleaning fee
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Flexible cancellation · 30% deposit · Stripe-secured payment

Appartement Belle Époque · La Chaux-de-Fonds

Belle Époque charm, contemporary comfort

Two bedrooms, Versailles parquet and original stucco mouldings, just steps from La Chaux-de-Fonds town hall — a UNESCO World Heritage city.